2027 Citrus Heights Bunny Bash
Bunny Bloom Bash
⚠️ Sat, March 20, 2027
⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 Citrus Town Center
7925 Greenback Ln,
Citrus Heights, CA
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Step into spring with festive fun, playful entertainment, and family memories.
The community is invited to celebrate the season at Citrus Town Center’s Bunny Bloom Bash, a cheerful spring gathering designed for families and neighbors to enjoy together. Held on Saturday, March 20 *Speculated from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM, this free community event transforms the center into a lively space filled with colorful entertainment, playful performances, and opportunities to capture special holiday memories.
Guests can look forward to a festive morning featuring photos with the Easter Bunny (bring your own camera), whimsical giant flying puppets including a butterfly and hummingbird, and lively performers such as stilt walkers, face painters, and balloon artists. In the spirit of giving back, optional donations will be collected during the event, with 100% of proceeds benefiting Citrus Heights HART, a local organization supporting individuals and families in need throughout the community.
Event Fun
▫️ Photos with the Easter Bunny
▫️ Giant butterfly & hummingbird puppets
▫️ Stilt walking performers
▫️ Face painting & balloon twisting
Event Details
▫️ Free family-friendly celebration
▫️ Fun for all ages
▫️ Donations support Citrus Heights HART
▫️ Citrus Town Center location
➤ Celebrate spring with colorful entertainment, cheerful surprises, and community fun.
Tentative Date: This listing anticipates Saturday, March 20, 2027 based on the event’s last scheduled date (the third Saturday of March).
The official date and details are to be confirmed by the event organizer.
We’ll update this page once the organizer releases the official 2027 announcement. Check back or follow the organizer’s website and social media channels for confirmation.
About Citrus Heights HART
About the Work of Citrus Heights HART
Mission: Citrus Heights HART provides resources that enable at-risk people and individuals experiencing homelessness in Citrus Heights and adjacent areas to become independent, self-sustaining, and participating members of the community. The organization serves the homeless of Citrus Heights by helping locals develop stable living situations through connections to needed resources, such as a homeless navigator or winter shelter.
Vision: To end homelessness in local communities, including Citrus Heights, by maximizing citizens' bargaining power and flexibility through formalized yet open-ended groups that address the complex problem of homelessness.
History: Citrus Heights HART is one of three HART organizations in outlying areas of Sacramento County, alongside those in Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova. Each formed in response to the lack of decentralized access to homeless services. Many founding members began at soup kitchens or food banks. After learning from homeless individuals about service access difficulties, community members brainstormed solutions. The formalized yet open-ended group structure was chosen for its legitimacy and creativity in tackling homelessness.
Core Values:
- Volunteer Generosity: Reliance on volunteer generosity to donate time and resources towards ending homelessness.
- Community Partnerships: Partnership with local churches, government agencies, nonprofits, businesses, schools, faith communities, and city government to provide services and support for breaking the cycle of poverty.
- Resource Connection: Focus on connecting homeless individuals with available resources and shedding light on underlying factors affecting poverty.
- Education and Awareness: Emphasis on education through events about available services.
Leadership: Citrus Heights HART is led by a dedicated volunteer board including:
- Irene Hronicek: Board Chair, Winter Sanctuary & Rental Assistance Committee Chair (Holy Family Church)
- Kathilynn Carpenter: Treasurer, Spaghetti Fest & Rental Assistance Committee (Sunrise MarketPlace PBID)
- Margaret Cleek: Secretary (Citrus Heights Resident)
- Diane Ebbitt: Spaghetti Feed Committee (Citrus Heights Resident)
- Denise Hinkson: Winter Sanctuary Committee (Starbucks)
- Katherine McBride: Volunteer
- Marcy Phipps: Rental Assistance Committee (Dignity Health)
- Mike Nishimura: Rental Assistance Committee (Volunteer)
- Auriel Taurone: PRIDE Industries
- Wouter Boudrez: Laundry Love
Inclusivity: Citrus Heights HART serves people who may be sleeping on the streets, in cars, or couch surfing, regardless of how long they've been homeless—from a week to ten years. It focuses on locals in Citrus Heights and adjacent areas, partnering with diverse community members from business, schools, faith communities, and government to support those breaking the cycle of poverty.
Key Programs: Winter Sanctuary, Veteran's Standdown, Homeless Navigator (connecting individuals with resources), Housing Programs, Spaghetti Fest, Rental Assistance, and educational events to highlight poverty factors.
Citrus Heights HART is a volunteer-run organization united with sister groups in Elk Grove and Rancho Cordova under hartstogether.org.
Learn more on the website or get in touch to get involved. Donations support programs like Winter Sanctuary and Homeless Navigator.