The best neighborhood Easter event around

The best neighborhood Easter event around
The best neighborhood Easter event around
Kids and parents enjoy take pictures of the Easter Bunny.

Looking back on our childhood, we all have idyllic memories of certain events. Whether it was riding bikes around town, baking a cake with Mom, winning the big youth sports event or celebrating a birthday, the memory brings a smile.

In the Mangowood section of Palmetto Bay, those memories are aplenty. During a year-round schedule to create childhood memories, this family-oriented neighborhood Association celebrates Easter like it’s the 1950s.

It starts with a parade around town with Village councilmembers, police cars, a fire truck and neighborhood golf carts and cars chauffeuring the Easter Bunny to anxiously awaiting kids at the edge of their lawns.

The best neighborhood Easter event around
Homeowner Kim Byrd provides her porch and happy spirit every year for this great event.

“We love this event. It gets better every year,” said Bunny chauffeur Stanley Kowlessar.

After every yard has been visited, everyone convenes on SW 83rd Place for the main event.

“I love this day,” says Easter host homeowner Kim Byrd. “The kids have a blast, the neighbors talk, we all enjoy each other’s company. There’s just such a sense of community, of being a big family.”

After nearly 200 people enjoy the photo opportunity with the Easter Bunny, after cake, cookies and candy, association president Robert Rosanno starts the egg hunt.

The best neighborhood Easter event around
Pictured (l-r) are Hal Feldman, Teri Hirschberg, Sara Munoz and Barry Simons, our Home Seller Seminar panel of experts.

“There are three lawns, each has an age group,” he says. “The kids who find the special golden eggs will win a big Easter basket.”

And with that and an “on your mark, get set, go!” the kids scrambled to find the 1,000 hidden eggs.

It wasn’t long until all the eggs were in baskets and the kids (and their parents) were happily exhausted.

“This is what its all about,” says Village Councilman Patrick Fiore. “I love being a part of these Mangowood celebrations and seeing all these wonderful people out here on a great day.”

Mangowood formed its volunteer citizens’ association in 1958 and has been enriching the lives of its homeowners ever since. Association dues are all of $30 per year.

HOME SELLER’S SEMINAR

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The best neighborhood Easter event around
The Easter Bunny is paraded through Mangowood streets.

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Hal Feldman is a Realtor with RE/MAX Advance Realty. Contact him with your story ideas or real estate questions at  www.MiamiHal.com  , Hal@MiamiHal.com or www.facebook.com/MiamiHal.


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