Kite Festival coming to West Tennessee in March

Introduction

Ripley Park and Recreation (RP&RC) and the Lauderdale Chamber of Commerce (ECD) are excited to announce their first annual Kite Festival, set to take place on [Date] at Ripley Park. This event promises to be a fun-filled day for attendees of all ages, with a range of activities and entertainment options.

What to Expect

Kite flying contests

Face painting

Live music

Food vendors

Kids’ zone with bounce houses and games

The Kite Festival will feature a variety of kite flying contests, including a junior and senior division. The contests will be judged based on creativity, design, and flying skills.

The festival will feature a variety of kites, including stunt kites, power kites, and traditional kites.

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The History of the Ripley Kite Festival

The Ripley Kite Festival has a rich history that dates back to the 1970s. The festival was first held in 1975, and it has been an annual event ever since. Over the years, the festival has grown in popularity, attracting visitors from all over the world.

Early Years

In the early years, the festival was a small, local event. However, as the years went by, it began to gain popularity, and more and more people started to attend. The festival was initially held on a small field, but as it grew, it was moved to a larger venue.

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Expansion and Growth

In the 1990s, the festival underwent a significant expansion. The event was moved to a larger venue, and more stalls and activities were added.

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