Kite Event Calendar

[Porirua]

[San Diego] Fun Fly and Monthly Meeting

[Greenmeadows]

[Long Beach] It’s that time again. Join us for our second Saturday fun fly at the Beach. Hwy 90 @ Jeff Davis - Long Beach MS. Bring your kite or fly one of ours. Free Lessons 10:AM - 4PM

[West Chester]

[Cleveland] The Ohio Society for the Elevation of Kites was founded in 1977 by a group of kite enthusiasts. Although the club structure remains informal, we elect officers to organize and oversee activities. Our main purpose is to encourage new kite flyers, share ideas, knowledge, experience, building and flying tips, and to have fun. Members range from eight to eighty-five. Anyone who enjoys the magic of kites is welcome to fly with us whether you are a member or not. Members of OSEK live in Columbus, Wooster, Medina, Youngstown, Mentor, Solon, Cleveland, Akron, Massillon, Canton, and small towns between! O.S.E.K. members have competed and participated in kiting on local, national, and even international levels.
COME FLY WITH US!
O.S.E.K. offers kite building workshops for area schools, clubs and groups. We present talks and demonstrations. We paint the sky with kites for park systems, community celebrations, and at the Cleveland Kite Festival in September. We also have our annual club members only “FLEXI FOOL Competition and Birthday picnic”. In April, National Kite Month, we can be found at the Youngstown Kite Festival, Medina Metro Parks Earth Day, Parkman Township Kite Day, and other places, as scheduled.
All requests for participation (workshops, demos, displays, kite flying) are presented to the members at next possible meeting and voted on. Due to an increase in requests and the limited number of volunteer members available, we regret we can’t cover them all.
At our monthly “free fly”, O.S.E.K. members share ideas, fly our kites, and socialize. We also hold brief, informal field meetings for business needs. Attendance is greater from April to September than during the winter months. Two Special meetings are held to discuss club business, one in March, which includes our annual Auction and election of officers, and the other in November.

[Nelson]

[Waihi Beach]

[San Diego] San Diego Kite Club Indoor Fly is shared with Electro Model Flyers every 4th Friday begining in March through December @7:30pm-9:30pm. Please check www.sandiegokiteclub.com for updates.

[San Diego] Fighter Kite Competition is Club Member Class and Open Class.

[Porirua]

[Richmond]

[San Diego] Celebrate the New Year with San Diego Kite Club.

[West Chester]

[Oregon ] The Black Swamp Air Force annual New Years Day Fly. We will meet at the bay around 11 ish and spend a little time flying , then adjourn somewhere warmer for some lunch.

[Cleveland] OSEK New Year’s Free Fly, Edgewater Park. We do this crazy thing - we fly in kites in bad weather. Bring hot chocolate, bring a friend! It’s Northern Ohio; it could be 70 above or below.

[Portland] New Year’s Day Fun Fly

[Milwaukee] On Friday, January 1, 2017, New Years Day, the Kite Society of Wisconsin & Illinois, and Gift of Wings are presenting our 30th Annual “COOL FOOL KITE FESTIVAL”, The first Kite Festival of the New Year!
This 30 year Milwaukee tradition will take place in Veterans Park, on Milwaukee’s usually warm and windy lakefront. The kite festival is free to the public and will start at 11:00 am just prior to the Polar Bear’s jump into Lake Michigan, and will run until we can no longer stand the cold, probably around 5:00 PM. Kites and hot food are available for purchase or bring your own. FREE Hot chocolate, coffee, and snacks will be served while it lasts, compliments of the Kite Society of WI & IL.
A group called THE QUIET ICE CARVERS will also be on hand, carving some great ice carving designs.

[Milwaukee] On Friday, January 1, 2017, New Years Day, the Kite Society of Wisconsin & Illinois, and Gift of Wings are presenting our 30th Annual “COOL FOOL KITE FESTIVAL”, The first Kite Festival of the New Year!This 30 year Milwaukee tradition will take place in Veterans Park, on Milwaukee’s usually warm and windy lakefront. The kite festival is free to the public and will start at 11:00 am just prior to the Polar Bear’s jump into Lake Michigan, and will run until we can no longer stand the cold, probably around 5:00 PM. Kites and hot food are available for purchase or bring your own. FREE Hot chocolate, coffee, and snacks will be served while it lasts, compliments of the Kite Society of WI & IL.A group called THE QUIET ICE CARVERS will also be on hand, carving some great ice carving designs.