Every kid in grade school felt the excitement flapping through the gusty winds of the playground as the day got closer.

The festival is wind and weather-dependent, but organizers said as long as it's possible to fly, the kites will fly.

Kitty Hawk Kites proudly presents the 43rd Annual Rogallo Kite Festival at Jockey’s Ridge State Park and Jockey’s Ridge Crossing. Have the opportunity to see 100-foot kites fly high in the sky, ...

This weekend, the Redwood Coast Kite Festival returns to the Humboldt Bay. The festival, held in Halvorsen Park in Eureka ...

May 18, 2025, marks the 45th anniversary of Mount St. Helens' eruption — a catastrophic event that transformed the landscape ...

Two dragons and a unicorn descended on Dubuque's Usha Park Saturday for Kite Tales, an event hosted by the city of Dubuque's ...

Great times took flight at the MyKingston Kids’s Hudson Valley Kite Fest as hundreds packed Kingston Point Beach on Saturday, May 17. Kites, big and small, piloted by ...

The Fort Totten State Historic Site staff members are bringing unforgettable experiences that bring the past to life and ...

Busch Gardens announced it is bringing back free beer for its guests this summer, along with a new nighttime drone show, a ...

Heck, Alameda wasn’t even an island at first — it was latched to Oakland before the largest dredging operation prior to the ...