News Summary
Huntsville is set to celebrate its 13th Annual Community Kite Festival on March 1 at John Hunt Park. Admission is free, making it a perfect family outing filled with colorful kites, food trucks, and community activities. Participants can bring their own kites or buy one at the event. The festival promotes community unity and diversity, organized by the AshaKiran Foundation. Join the festivities for a day of fun and connection!
Huntsville Gears Up for 13th Annual Community Kite Festival!
Get ready, Huntsville! The city is about to light up with colorful kites and laughter as it prepares for its 13th Annual Community Kite Festival. This exciting event is set to take place on Saturday, March 1, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the picturesque John Hunt Park Festival Grounds, located at 2195 Jaycee Way, Huntsville, Alabama.
Admission is Free – Fun for the Whole Family!
The best part? Admission to this fun-filled festival is completely free! Families are invited to spend the day outdoors, enjoying the fresh air and the sight of vibrant kites soaring high in the sky. Whether you are a seasoned kite flyer or trying your hand at it for the very first time, this festival is designed for everyone to join in on the fun.
Bring Your Own Kite or Buy One!
Attendees are welcome to bring their own kites or purchase one at the event. If you’re in the mood for a little shopping, Chicagokite will be on hand, showcasing their fabulous kites and offering demonstrations to help you get started. It’s a fantastic chance to connect with other kite enthusiasts and learn some new tricks!
Activities Galore!
Aside from kites, the festival promises a wide array of attractions. You can look forward to delicious food trucks serving up tasty treats, fun children’s activities to keep the younger ones entertained, and various community booths showcasing local initiatives. Make sure to bring along some blankets or chairs to relax and enjoy the festivities in comfort!
Celebrating Diversity and Community Unity
The festival is more than just a day of flying kites; it’s also a celebration of community diversity and unity. Organized by the AshaKiran Foundation, the event aims to promote inclusiveness and raise awareness about social issues affecting local communities. Both Randy Barbour, the Director of the City’s Office of Multicultural Affairs, and James Gossett, Director of Huntsville Parks & Recreation, emphasize the festival’s role in bringing people together and celebrating the rich tapestry of cultures within Huntsville.
Accessibility and Parking Information
Getting to the festival is a breeze! Parking will be available at Joe Davis Stadium, and shuttle transport will run to the festival grounds to ensure everyone can join in. There’s also limited handicapped parking available at the Jaycee Community Building for those who need it. Just a friendly reminder, pets are not allowed on-site unless they are service animals.
Join in the Fun!
So mark your calendars and gather your family and friends for a day of laughter, fun, and colorful kites at Huntsville’s 13th Annual Community Kite Festival. It’s the perfect opportunity to make joyous memories, connect with your community, and experience the vibrant local spirit that Huntsville has to offer. Don’t miss out on this amazing event – it’s bound to be a highlight of your spring!
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Additional Resources
- Rocket City Now: Huntsville’s 13th Annual Kite Festival
- MSN: Huntsville’s Annual Kite Festival Takes Flight
- WHNT: Let’s Go Fly a Kite at the Community Kite Festival
- Google Search: Kite Festival
- Wikipedia: Kite Flying
