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Romp. This year’s event takes place Saturday, March 30, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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can participate in a candy hunt organized especially
for them.
Guests should bring their own baskets to collect the
eggs. Rabbit Romp festivities also include pettable
bunnies at the Family Farm, bunny crafts, games and
photo opportunities.
Rabbit Romp is free with regular zoo admission.
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Portland Parks & Recreation can help your child build
social skills, confidence, make new friends and have fun.
Registration is now available for summer camps across
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Learn about cultures around the world, take a trip to
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fencing a stab, learn about dinosaurs, or try out a
tumbling and trampoline camp.
Be a pirate for a day, take the stage in a musical theater
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what’s healthy for you, shoot hoops, swim, splash, and
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A nature day camper inspects an insect during
one o f Portland Parks & Recreation's Summer
Day Camps. Registration is now available for
summer camps across the city.