Flying a kite is possibly the most nostalgic activity you could do as an adult. Thankfully for you, you can relive childhood memories and reach exciting new heights at this two-day kite festival coming to Brampton next month.
Grab your trusty kite and head to the Brampton KiteFest on June 3rd and 4th at the Brampton Fairgrounds. This two-day, family-friendly event will surely gather kite lovers, eager learners, and fans of the outdoors, all under one roof.
The sky will be filled with colourful kites all of shapes and sizes as the festival celebrates nine years of kite fun. In the past, attendees have brought the biggest, most jaw-dropping kites from massive flying squids to floating astronauts. It’s truly out of this world.
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Children will have the chance to learn the joys of building and flying their own kite, including learning the science behind its capabilities. Parents and guardians will also have the chance to join in on the food, too!
No kite? No problem! You can still stop by and enjoy the peaceful afternoon, watching professional fliers show off their skills with choreographed performances.
If you’re looking for something fun to do this June, one that won’t require much – just you and kite fun, stop by the Brampton Fairgrounds during KiteFest. You won’t regret it!
Fingers crossed it’s a bright and sunny day!
The Brampton KiteFest
When: June 3rd and 4th from 12 PM to 4 PM
Where: Brampton Fairgrounds – 12942 Heart Lake Road
Cost: $5
Tickets
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