Mark your calendars for the Annual Easter Kite Festival on April 1, 2024

XS Productions is excited to announce the Annual Easter Kite Festival scheduled for April 1, 2024. John Joseph, the event’s coordinator, has been busy preparing for what promises to be a memorable day of family fun. Kite making workshops conducted by experienced kiters Roger Miller and Mark Louis at Gros Islet Primary School are equipping participants with the skills and creativity needed to craft stunning kites for the event. These workshops are seen as important for community engagement and passing on cultural traditions while teaching problem-solving skills needed to make efficient kites.

The festival will be held at Pigeon Island and will feature ten categories for participants to compete in. From “Most Patriotic Kite” to “Scariest” and “Best Overall,” there are opportunities for all to showcase their kite flying prowess in a variety of categories. Other categories include “Most Creative,” “Largest,” “Most Colorful,” “Best Group,” and “Highest Flying Kite.” John Joseph emphasized that the festival is not just a competition, but a celebration of family and community spirit, encouraging families and friends to come together for a day of laughter, excitement, and kite flying.

The Easter Kite Festival promises a day filled with entertainment and camaraderie, kicking off at 10 am. With the opportunity to participate in various kite flying categories, attendees can enjoy a day of fun and competition. The festival provides a platform for participants to showcase their creativity and kite flying skills, fostering a sense of community engagement and involvement. This celebration of family and cultural traditions aims to bring people together for a day of enjoyment and shared experiences.

The workshops conducted by experienced kiters Roger Miller and Mark Louis at the Gros Islet Primary School are helping participants develop the necessary skills and creativity to craft impressive kites for the festival. John Joseph highlighted the importance of these workshops in passing on cultural traditions and teaching problem-solving skills, essential for creating efficient kites. The festival at Pigeon Island offers a range of categories for participants to compete in, encouraging people of all ages and abilities to take part in the festivities.

With excitement building up for the Annual Easter Kite Festival, participants are gearing up to showcase their kite flying abilities in various categories. From colorful and creative kites to the highest flying and scariest designs, the festival promises something for everyone. Families and friends are encouraged to come together and enjoy a day of laughter, entertainment, and kite flying at Pigeon Island. John Joseph’s emphasis on community engagement and cultural involvement underscores the significance of the festival in bringing people together for a day of fun and celebration.