Waterworks Aquatics is hosting several Family Swim Nights in April featuring Easter Egg Hunts. These themed open swim events offer families the opportunity to enjoy two heated indoor pools during times when regular lessons are not scheduled.
“Family Swim Nights provide an excellent night of fun for the entire family!” said Nick Cerezo of Waterworks Aquatics. In a recent interview, he explained that these events are “themed open swim events that occur when lessons are not scheduled at the facility” and added, “This is a very popular and fun-filled event.”
According to Cerezo, the Easter Egg Hunts will feature over 1,500 eggs placed throughout the pools and pool deck, each filled with special prizes. Participants are encouraged to bring their own basket or bag to collect eggs.
When asked about appropriate age groups, Cerezo confirmed these events are “open to all ages and swim levels.” Children do not need to know how to swim to participate in the festivities.
Regarding how the events align with their organizational mission, Cerezo explained that Waterworks Aquatics aims to promote water safety and swim readiness.
“Our Family Swim Nights encourage swimming for the whole family. Attendees can have water fun in a safe and welcoming environment,” he said.
Cerezo noted that the Easter Egg Hunt Family Swim Nights have been a tradition for several years.
“We have hosted our Family Swim Night Egg Hunts for several years and it remains one of our most popular events,” he said. “These egg hunts often sell out ahead of time, so be sure to sign up early.”
Families interested in attending can register through the Waterworks Aquatics online by visiting here.
Beyond the April egg hunts, Waterworks Aquatics offers additional programs.
“We have Family Swim Nights throughout the year with different themes for each night. To view our upcoming Family Swim Nights, visit here” Cerezo said.
He also highlighted their summer programs: “Additionally, our summer swim camps are coming up for kids ages 5-14 years old. Summer swim camp is held weekly throughout the summer. For more information, visit here.”
