Mia Hazan, 3, wears egg-shaped glasses before an Easter egg hunt on Wednesday at Welles Park in the Lincoln Square neighborhood. (Pat Nabong/Sun-Times)
Dozen of young children hunted for colorful eggs Wednesday at Welles Park. The children, aged 1 to 5, also got to do a craft, get their face painted and pose with the Bunny.
Owen Duffy, 3, wears a paper headband that is shaped like bunny ears before an Easter egg hunt on Wedneday at Welles Park.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Kids make crafts Wednesday before an Easter egg hunt at Welles Park in the Lincoln Square neighborhood.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Mia Hazan, 3, wears egg-shaped glasses before an Easter egg hunt on Wednesday at Welles Park in the Lincoln Square neighborhood.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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A person dressed as the Easter Bunny offers a high-five to a kid before an Easter egg hunt on Wednesday at Welles Park in the Lincoln Square neighborhood.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Hanae Makino, 18 months old, holds half of a plastic egg during an Easter egg hunt Wednesday at Welles Park.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Luciana Fernandez (left), 3, reaches for a toy egg hanging from a branch during an Easter egg hunt Wednesday at Welles Park.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Children pick up plastic eggs during an Easter egg hunt Wednesday at Welles Park.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Vivian Bolton (right), 3, and Allison Leon, 3, who is wearing bunny ears, look for plastic eggs during an Easter egg hunt Wednesday at Welles Park.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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Jessa Gomez (left), 5, Gustavo D (center), 5, and Sofia D, 4, play with toy eggs hanging from a tree after an Easter egg hunt Wednesday at Welles Park.|Pat Nabong/Sun-Times
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