Inclusive Egg Hunt

Presented by Harford County Public Library and hosted at Coppermine Bel Air Athletic Club, the Inclusive Egg Hunt is a fully accessible, creativity-filled spring celebration that reimagines the traditional egg hunt to ensure children of all abilities, especially those who use wheelchairs or other mobility devices, can fully participate.

Families are invited to stroll a festive path of spring-themed trunks and interactive stations, collecting colorful eggs, treats, and surprises along the way. Instead of searching across grassy fields, children engage with table-height, wheelchair-accessible experiences designed to bring the fun directly to them in joyful, imaginative ways. This is a welcoming, all-ages community event where families can explore at their own pace and enjoy a safe, inclusive spring tradition together.

Community members, businesses, and organizations are invited to help bring this event to life by participating in one of two ways. Participants may host a spring-themed trunk by decorating a vehicle and handing out candy, toys, or trinkets in a style similar to a traditional trunk or treat. No special equipment is required, just creativity and enthusiasm. Participants may also create an accessible egg delivery station by designing a child-friendly, table-height experience that allows children to collect eggs with ease. Examples include pegboard drops, balloon-delivered eggs, tabletop chutes or ramps, simple pulley systems, magnetic egg pickups, or any other imaginative, engaging, and accessible setup.

Whether you are decorating a trunk, building an interactive station, or attending with your family, your participation helps create a joyful, inclusive celebration that reflects the creativity, generosity, and spirit of our community.

To sign up to host a trunk, click here. If you have any questions, please contact Amber C. Shrodes, Director of Philanthropy and Community Engagement, at 410-273-5600x6583 or shrodes@hcplonline.org.