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Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 19, 2025, 11 a.m. at Beach 5
Arrive at 10:45 a.m.
THE EGG HUNT IS HERE! Parents, grandparents, and neighbors,
Bring your children, grandchildren, nieces, and nephews -- 6 months to 12 years old -- and their own basket to hunt for colorful Easter eggs on Saturday, April 19 at Beach 5 at 10:45 a.m.
Don’t be late! The Easter Egg Hunt starts at 11 a.m. sharp! The hunt will go fast – 15 minutes or less.
LBWC Egg Hunt Coordinator, Alice Edmonson, and her team will have THOUSANDS of jellybean-filled plastic eggs hidden at Beach 5. The beach and surrounding area will be divided into four sections for different age groups.
Our club members (Bunny helpers) will help guide you and your child(ren) to the appropriate section to hunt for eggs and to make sure that every child finds several eggs.
Sponsored by the Woman's Club, the Easter Egg Hunt is a fun community tradition with a visit from the Easter Bunny! We hope to see you there.
Please, NO DOGS. Leave your four-legged friend at home. There are too many small children and too many plastic eggs.
TICKETS WILL BE GOING ON SALE ON THIS WEBSITE ON APRIL 4TH
Sunday, May 5, 2024, 11 a.m.
Lake Barcroft Woman’s Club House Tour Charity Fundraiser, May 4, 11 a.m.
Every year since the first Woman's Club House Tour in 1966, the Club has helped others by donang funds raised to charities selected by its membership.
The House Tour will be held on Sunday, May 4, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Five incredible homes will be open for viewing to Lake Barcroft residents and their guests – family, neighbors, and friends. Your ticket purchases and donations will go to support the following selected charities:
We ask YOU – Club members, Lake Barcroft residents and friends – to please, open your hearts and support your community. Purchases and donations may also be made at the door on May 4th:
**New this year** In an effort to be more environmentally friendly, House Tour tickets purchased will no longer
be printed. Please retain your online receipt for the house tour to show from your smartphone. If you prefer
paper, please print your receipt after purchasing. Wristbands will be available at the door of all hoses on the
All raffle ticket purchases will be digitally stored with the purchaser’s name, and a random number generator
will select the winner.
As always, you can also buy tour tickets and raffle tickets at the houses on May 4 via cash, check or online link.
Please note that all ticket purchases are final.
The raffle drawing will be held at the LBWC Spring Membership Meeting in May. Raffle ticket holders need not be present to win.
Thank you in advance for your contribution to the Lake Barcroft Woman’s Club House Tour Charity Fundraiser. Your support means a lot to the Woman’s Club and will make a difference in the lives assisted by the charities. The results of the fundraiser will be announced in May.
A beautiful fall day with lots of fall tree color created a perfect setting for the 48
THANKS SO MUCH to:
We’d also like to thank the Justice HS Marching Band, Rick Kercz, Chris and Amelia Bonnaffon, and these fabulous ladies who baked or bought hundreds of cookies for all to enjoy and/or helped host the party at Beach 3 (We hope we didn’t miss anyone!):
Adele Neuberg, Aileen Pisciotta, Alice Edmondson, Ann Tunstall, Carol Hopkins, Carol Tether, Cathy Williams, Christine Lurie, Denise Dreiman, Diane Kilbourne, Dottie Bennett, Heidi Bonnaffon, Jan Rasgus, Jenny Alvarez, Jessica Lynd, Jill Martin, Jo Ann Krukar-Webb, Joanne Wagner, Kathy Utgoff, Karen Apsel, Louise Ziebell, Marcia Grabowski, Marilyn DiPaolo, Martha Rubenstein, Michele Moorehead, Nomi Taslitt, Rebecca Thomas, Roseanne Rubin, Trang Gueron, Victoria Fernandez, and Wendy Diliberti.
Your contributions to make the Lake Barcroft Community special are so appreciated!
This past July 4th Parade was just amazing in spite of the heat! What a great turn-out -- LB residents, friends, and lots of children marched on down Waterway Drive.
We send a heartfelt thank you to our Community Events chair, Alice Edmondson, to the Cookie Coordinators, Nomi Taslitt and Michelle Moorehead, and to the LB Marching Band who cheerfully guided the group, following Jeannie in her flag donning golfcart and the Fairfax County ambulance. All the marching guests in the celebratory walk enjoyed the music from Beach 5 to Beach 3. We send out a special and much deserved recognition with our gratitude to our beloved Jeannie Meyer! This was Jeannie's 50th year of running the parade (with a couple of short breaks in there).
Of course, Independence Day would not be the same without your delicious COOKIES and lemonade at Beach 3. We had a record number of cookies! THANKS to all the bakers! And thanks to all who helped organizing, setting up and making the event such a success: Adele Neuberg, Aileen Pisciotta, Alice Edmondson, Benton and Joan Fisher, Carla Grosz, Carol Hopkins, Cathy Williams, Debbie Ladwig, Denise Dreiman, Dottie Bennett, Eliana Turina, Heidi Bonnaffon, Jan Rasgus, Jenny Alvarez, Jo Ann Krukar Webb, Joanne Wagner, Julianne Mueller, Kathy Utgoff, Laura Fox, Lea Bellas, Linda Haake, Lynn Varshneya, Marilyn Di Paolo, Martha Rubenstein, Merri Brown, Nora Darago, Wanda Martinson and Wendy Diliberti. And thanks to Roseanne Rubin and Elaine Mulligan for all of their website work in preparation for the event.
Continuing the celebration at Beach 3, the band played the National Anthem and other lively patriotic tunes. We’re so grateful for the participation of the Lake Barcroft July 4th Marching Band.
The LBWC Board appreciates the involvement of all its members and their giving spirit which continues to shape our wonderful community.
The LB Marching Band and their lively music
Nomi, one of our Cookie Coordinators
Lining up for cookies and lemonade -- what a turnout!
Refreshing in the lake after the march
Jeannie has been leading the march for 50 years. Thank you Jeannie!
