The second annual Gather 2 Graze Charcuterie Adult Easter Egg Hunt happens this Saturday, April 4th, from 10 a.m. until all the eggs are claimed and the Grand Prize Scavenger Hunt ends at 3 p.m. To participate, you must be following Gather 2 Graze Charcuterie on Facebook.
Clues to where the eggs are located will be posted on the Gather 2 Graze Facebook page on Saturday morning. While everyone likes to hunt Easter Eggs outside, with this unpredictable weather, the decision has been made to hide the eggs inside the twenty participating stores in downtown Plymouth will be made on Gather’s Facebook page Friday. Each egg contains a prize for items from Gather 2 Graze, such as cheese spreads or a percentage off a pound of cheese.
Once you find an egg, you must take a selfie with the egg at the location where you found it and post it to the Gather 2 Graze Facebook page before claiming your prize.
Stop in on Saturday morning for breakfast from 8 a.m. to noon for some extra special breakfast treats for the Easter celebration.
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