More from Easter in Commerce
Children decorated their bicycles to participate in Commerce’s Easter parade on Saturday, April 3.
A crowd gathered in downtown Commerce on Saturday, April 3, for an Easter parade. Children were invited to decorate their bicycles, wagons, scooters and battery-operated vehicles to participate in the parade. The parade started at South State Bank on Georgia Avenue, down Elm Street to Oak Street and Little Street and back to Georgia Avenue. Volunteers gave out bags of candy to visitors along the route. Prizes were given for the first, second and third best decorated parade entry.
Knox Ruark, 10, is shown with his brother who happens to be the Easter Bunny. The two participated in Commerce’s Easter parade on Saturday, April 3.
Landen Coile, 5, waited patiently to hunt easter eggs at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership in Commerce on Saturday, April 3.
Rowan Kennedy, 4, was all smiles as he patiently waited to hunt Easter eggs at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership in Commerce on Saturday, April 3.
Hadley, 8, and Audrey McLean, 5, were ready to hunt Easter eggs at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership in Commerce on Saturday, April 3.
After Commerce held its Easter parade downtown visitors gathered at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership to hunt over 8,000 eggs. Prize eggs included tickets for items such as bicycles, gift baskets, candy and cash. There was $300 in cash and $2,000 in prizes given away.
Children hopped and ran to grab prize eggs during an Easter celebration held at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership on Saturday, April 3. The egg hunt was held after the Commerce Easter parade downtown. There were over 8,000 eggs, some containing not only candy but tickets for prizes such as bicycles, gift baskets, candy and cash. There was $300 in cash and $2,000 in prizes given away.
Walker Stukes, 15 months old, enjoyed his first Easter egg hunt at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership on Saturday, April 3.
Chloe Payne, 3, was one of the many lucky children who found a prize egg with a ticket to win cash at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet Dealership’s Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 3. She won $13.
Sadie Maddox, 3, was the first child to win one of several trikes given to the lucky few who found a prize egg containing a ticket at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet Dealership’s Easter egg hunt on Saturday, April 3.
After Commerce held its Easter parade downtown visitors gathered at the Auto Gallery Chevrolet dealership to hunt over 8,000 eggs. Here, Tom Mitchell and office manager, Heather Reid, give out prizes. Prize eggs included tickets for items such as bicycles, gift baskets, candy and cash. There was $300 in cash and $2,000 in prizes given away.
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