Summer family-oriented Kite Fest is held every June in Brampton, Canada. Scheduled from 11 am to 4 pm each day. This vibrant outdoor event promises to provide fun with great activities such as kite-making and kite-launching, embracing families, kites, skilled fliers, and a commitment to eco-friendly entertainment and learning.
Activities for All Ages
Attendees of the Brampton KiteFest are invited to bring their own kites and join the Kite Club or marvel at the skillful maneuvers of professional fliers. The festival promises an unforgettable experience with special activities like freestyle frisbee and a lineup of talented performers, including Isabella Hoops, Koda & Ivy – The Frisbee Dogs, Kantuta de Bolivia, Northfire Circus Fairy, and the dynamic duo Roy Wong & Kimberly.
For those seeking a dose of adventure, Hector's Fun Park beckons with inflatable attractions, including a three-person slide, obstacle course, and corn maze. These ensure endless laughter and bonding moments for families. Weather permitting, visitors can take to the skies aboard the RE/MAX Hot Air Balloon on Sunday morning for a breathtaking view of the festival grounds.
Ticket Information
Last year, admission to the festival was $5 for individuals aged five and above, while children under four enjoyed free entry. Organizers promise that this year, the tickets will be available for purchase online in advance, with separate tickets required for each day of the event. Attendees can exit and re-enter the festival grounds on the same day with a hand stamp for added convenience.
Culinary Delights
From food trucks offering delectable treats like BeaverTails pastries and Kabzaa World Foods to local vendors showcasing their wares, the Brampton KiteFest is a gastronomic delight. Visitors can indulge in a culinary journey, treating themselves to the exotic flavors of East Asian cuisine or cool off with a scoop of Heavenly Dreams Ice Cream. Cookies by Gia, a family-owned business that infuses love into every bite, offers freshly baked delights on Sunday.
Businesses to Explore
The festival also provides a platform for local businesses and organizations, offering services and support for various facets of life. From window and door replacement services to youth skill development programs, attendees can discover resources tailored to their needs. Additionally, visitors can connect with local farmers and support sustainable agriculture with Egg Farmers of Ontario or explore family support services at BridgeWay Family Centre. With an array of vendors and attractions to explore, attendees are sure to find something to pique their interest.
Safety and Recognition
Considering the festival's large crowds and the presence of children, attendees are encouraged to leave their pets at home, except certified service animals. Also, since the event is committed to ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all participants, the organizers ask to leave Kite Fighting Kites at home as they are not permitted.
Held since 2014, this year, the Brampton KiteFest celebrates ten years of coloring the sky. Families flock to this event to engage in the time-honored tradition of kite-making and flying. Children revel in the thrill of seeing their creations take flight and learn about the science behind them, fostering a deeper appreciation for the natural world. As a testament to its enduring appeal and contribution to the region's cultural fabric, the Brampton Kite Fest has been recognized as a 2024 FEO Top 100 Event.
