Kirkby Malzeard near Ripon will be hosting its own version of the Great Knaresborough Bunny Hunt this Easter.
Kirkby Malzeard Easter bunny hunt to fundraise for new nursery building Kirkby Malzeard pre-school is set to host an Easter bunny hunt to fundraise for a new nursery building. The event will see 36 wooden bunnies hidden around the village between Saturday 23rd March and Saturday 6th April. Participants are tasked with finding all of the bunnies, filling out a form and handing it in. Those who complete the hunt will receive sweet and will go into a prize draw to win a hamper. The event has been inspired by the Great Knaresborough Bunny Hunt, which will be entering its seventh year. [caption id="attachment_102040" align="aligncenter" width="768"] Steph Crookston-Woodward, one of the event organisers, with a painted wooden bunny.[/caption] Forms are £20 and can be bought in advance from Kirkby Malzeard Pre-School or during the event from The Queens, Kirkby Fisheries and Highside Butchers. All proceeds from the hunt will go to Kirkby Malzeard Pre-School as they fundraise for a new building. Read more local stories from Your Harrogate here.

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