Kite Event Calendar

[Lawrence] 15th Annual kite day celebration hosted by Groundwork Lawrence to promote youth and community growth.
Free Kite Making and Flying. Games, Food, Family and community awareness.

[St-Honoré-de-Chicoutimi] Saint-Honoré dans l’Vent International kite festival will be held June 16th to 18th at Saint-Honoré local airport, in Saguenay. Over the years, the festival has become the biggest event of it’s kind in Quebec. Guests kite flyers from Italy, Germany, the United Kingdom, the US and Canada will be attending as well as many talented local kite enthusiasts. Stunt-kites, inflatables, giants, power and indoor kites are just a few of the variety of kites that the public will come to see.
The event is well known for it’s numerous family activities including: inflatable games, mascots, kite building workshops and scientific experiences about air, wind and meteorology.
Friday night, the town of Saint-Honoré will lighten up for the opening night presenting an outdoor supper and concerts, with breathtaking fireworks as the finishing note. Saturday night, a ballet of kites in the nights will be presented on music themes of “Heros from the sky”. A unique experience that everyone should experience at least once in a lifetime!

[ANN ARBOR] The Ann Arbor Kite Festival will off an opportunity for families to celebrate the end of the school year at an uplifting event. The kite festival is being organized by GrieveWell a local nonprofit organization working to build a community of hope and healing for adults who are grieving the death of a loved one.

[Edmond] The 2017 KiteFest will be located on the far west side of Mitch Park. We will be flying between mile roads Covell and Coffee Creek on North Santa Fe. The Kite Festival will include many events for the experienced flyer as well as the novice. We will paint the sky with hundreds of kites flown by anyone who wants to “go fly a kite.” So bring, make or buy a kite and fly it.

[Swift Current]
The SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival welcomes an impressive cast of Celebrity Kite Flyers each year to present an incredible array of kites against the beautiful Saskatchewan sky. Over 40 national and international stars of kite performing and kite-making annually attend Windscape, most of whom have flown at some of the most prestigious and largest festivals in the world.
Along with the fantastic lineup of kite artist and flyers, the SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival features a wide variety of activated for children and families. The TD Bank Children’s Tent offers many opportunities to keep kids of all ages entertained and engaged. There is a bubble station, balloon sculpting, a straw bale maze, a “Flying Dragon” booth and face-painting offered to people of all ages. The most popular activity at Windscape is the Kite Building Workshops, where everyone can create a custom made kite. With the assistance of skilled volunteers, both children and adults can construct a simple sled or bird-shaped kite guaranteed to fly.
There is no admission to come and enjoy the SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival, and visitors receive a free festival program and passport upon arrival. There is plenty to do at Windscape, but it is still recommended to take the time to sit back and enjoy the sky filled with color and characters. Bring a chair and join Swift Current in watching the parade of interesting kite performances and artistic masterpieces as they take over the vast Saskatchewan skies.

[Swift Current] The SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival welcomes an impressive cast of Celebrity Kite Flyers each year to present an incredible array of kites against the beautiful Saskatchewan sky. Over 40 national and international stars of kite performing and kite-making annually attend Windscape, most of whom have flown at some of the most prestigious and largest festivals in the world.Along with the fantastic lineup of kite artist and flyers, the SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival features a wide variety of activated for children and families. The TD Bank Children’s Tent offers many opportunities to keep kids of all ages entertained and engaged. There is a bubble station, balloon sculpting, a straw bale maze, a “Flying Dragon” booth and face-painting offered to people of all ages. The most popular activity at Windscape is the Kite Building Workshops, where everyone can create a custom made kite. With the assistance of skilled volunteers, both children and adults can construct a simple sled or bird-shaped kite guaranteed to fly.There is no admission to come and enjoy the SaskPower Windscape Kite Festival, and visitors receive a free festival program and passport upon arrival. There is plenty to do at Windscape, but it is still recommended to take the time to sit back and enjoy the sky filled with color and characters. Bring a chair and join Swift Current in watching the parade of interesting kite performances and artistic masterpieces as they take over the vast Saskatchewan skies.