An adult-only Easter Egg Hunt and Craft Beer Fest is returning to Indiana in 2025 and it's the perfect way for adults to have fun this Easter.

What would Easter be without an Easter Egg Hunt? It's the thing that kids look forward to the most on Easter. Over the years, many organizations in Indiana have hosted Easter Egg Hunt events. Some are more creative and unique than others. The majority of these are geared toward kids. We all associate Easter Egg Hunts with children, but adults could have some fun with them too! That's why I was excited to see that there will be an adult-only Easter Egg Hunt coming to Indiana this year, and it sounds like a blast!

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Kegs & Eggs Craft Beer Fest & Adult Easter Egg Hunt

Washington Township Parks, in partnership with Indiana On Tap, has announced the return of the 3rd Annual "Kegs & Eggs" Craft Beer Fest & Adult Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 12th from 1 pm - 5 pm at Murphy Aquatic Park In Avon. I'm not going to lie, this event sounds like a blast for adults who want to enjoy a little bit of their childhood again. According to the event's website, here's what you can expect:

Experience the excitement with UNLIMITED SAMPLES & POURS from 25+ Indiana craft breweries, wineries, and distilleries representing the best from across the state. Upon arrival, all attendees will receive a tasting cup to savor an array of over 75 unique beers, wines, and spirits. Get to know the stories behind these diverse breweries, wineries, and distilleries while enjoying the event.

The atmosphere will be complemented by GREAT MUSIC, and delightful food options will be available for purchase from multiple food trucks!

Don't miss out on more than just kegs - join the eggciting egg hunt and collect as many as you can for a chance to win fabulous prizes, including the possibility of discovering a golden egg. This year, we're expanding the egg hunt with more space, more eggs, and more prizes - are you catching our vibe of MORE of everything.

It should be noted that this is a 21-and-over event. Honestly, it sounds like a really fun escape from "adulting" that you, your significant other, and your friends would enjoy. For more information on the event, and to secure your tickets, click here.

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