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Catch Easter eggs dropped from a helicopter in Gwinnett County

Influencers Church Gwinnett will drop eggs from a helicopter at Hull Middle School in Duluth on Easter Sunday.

Credit: Melanie Bell

Credit: Melanie Bell

Influencers Church Gwinnett will drop eggs from a helicopter at Hull Middle School in Duluth on Easter Sunday.
By Amanda C. Coyne
April 10, 2017

Why scrounge around in the dirt for your Easter eggs when you can catch them?

Influencers Church Gwinnett will drop 25,000 eggs from a helicopter at Hull Middle School in Duluth on Saturday, April 15. The event features kid- and family-friendly activities, including bouncy houses, pony rides and face painting.

Related: Make a splash at Gwinnett parks' underwater Easter egg hunts

After all the eggs have been dumped from the helicopter, there will also be helicopter rides.

Entry to the event is free, and it starts at 11 a.m. Find more information on their Facebook page.

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Amanda Coyne is a hyperlocal reporter for the AJC, covering Gwinnett County.

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