Antigua to Host 20th International Kite Festival with First-Ever Nighttime Display

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Devil’s Bridge to Host 20th International Kite Festival with First-Ever Nighttime Display

Devil’s Bridge will come alive with aerial displays this Easter Monday, April 21, as the International Kite Festival marks its 20th anniversary. What started as a small local event now attracts participants from around the globe, including 12 professional kite flyers from the U.S. attending this year.

For the first time, the festival will feature a nighttime LED kite display at sundown. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Admission is $20 for adults and free for children under 12. For sponsorship or details, call 774-4879.

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  2. Family fun is supposed to end at sundown. Keep our children safe, and get them on their way before dark

  3. Does Antiguans go to devils bridge national parks and feel Antiguan anymore when all the lands had been fenced up and ostensibly own by Robin Yearwood the MP and other white people? It’s like going into a gated area now.

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