Crowsnest Vineyards has created an Easter goodie bag pick up instead of the egg hunt the grads were going to host in the vineyards on April 4.
The goodie bag grab is being run by the graduating class of 2021 to help raise money towards their ceremony.
“Unfortunately, due to the new COVID-19 restrictions put in place by the Public Health Officer, our Easter Sunday at Crowsnest Vineyards is going to look a little different. We can no longer do an Easter egg hunt; however, we still welcome you to stop by for a bite to eat and to pick up an Easter goodie bag,” said Crowsnest.
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The Easter goodie bags will now be by donation for the Graduating Class of 2021. This money will go towards paying for their graduation ceremony and the unexpected costs that COVID-19 has created.
They are still going to be running the colouring contest to win a free brunch for your family but this too will look a little different.
There will still be three winners but now the prize is a voucher for free brunch anytime during the season. So come stop by on Easter Sunday to do some colouring and eat brunch on the patio.
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