SouthCoast Easter Event: Mattapoisett Farm Hosting Adult-Only Egg Hunt

'Tis the season for Easter egg hunts. Local towns will be hosting their annual events as families and kids search for the holiday favorite.

It's a beloved tradition that so many take take part in whether it is with their community or a family-hosted hunt in the yard. The best part? Discovering what's inside.

Fun-Filled Easter Eggs

The muti-colored eggs hiding in the tree, on the swing set or simply scattered throughout the grass are fun to find and even more fun to open. We love to fill the eggs with a wide variety of items.

Yes, candy is classic, but we try to keep it in the Easter baskets. The kids' faces light up when they discover tiny animals, play jewelry, small race cars and even coins hiding inside.

It's a treasured pastime, one that typically wraps up when you're a kid.

Easter Egg Hunt for Adults

If you ever wanted to take part in the childhood fun one more time, now you can.

Pine Meadow Farm in Mattapoisett is hosting its ADULTS ONLY Easter Egg Hunt this Saturday, April 19.

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Starting at 4 p.m., adults 21-plus (IDs will be checked) are welcome to the farm. They will search high and low for 10 eggs each, filled with "shooters, goodies and more."

"Enjoy spending time with our friendly animals, including alpacas, goats, cows, llamas, and our lovable donkey," says the farm. It even has some new baby goats to see.

Those taking part in the egg hunt will pay a $30 admission which includes the 10 eggs, access to animal area and a feed cup.

A $5 admission for those not searching for eggs will include entry to the farm, animal areas and a feed cup.

Grab your favorite Easter basket or bag and head to the farm for the hunt, which will begin promptly at 4:30 p.m.

Event Highlights:

• Time: Saturday, April 19, starting at 4 p.m.
• Cost: $30 for hunters (includes 10 eggs, animal area access, and feed cup)
• For Non-Hunters: $5 for entry and farm access
• Animals: Spend time with alpacas, goats, cows, and newborn baby goats!