Posted in Louisiana March 29, 2018 by

This Incredible Kite Festival In Louisiana Is A Must-See

There’s something so beautiful about seeing a brightly colored kite fly through the sky on a clear day. Lucky for us, there’s a unique festival that’s taking over West Baton Rouge that will be great fun for the whole family, and you need to see it.

The annual Kite Fest Louisiana returns to Port Allen for its 14th year on April 7th and 8th.
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You're not going to want to miss it!
Named the "Festival of the Year" by the Louisiana Travel Promotion Association, this is one festival the whole family will enjoy.
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It was also named one of the top 20 events by the Southeast Tourism Society.
You’ll see some incredible kites here.
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And these aren’t your average, everyday kites.
The skies will be filled with floating wonders of all shapes and sizes.
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And kids will love making their own in the kite-crafting workshop.
Professional kite fliers will amaze you with their skill and precision.
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There’s also a kite design competition, indoor kite flying, food booths, live music, and more.
Even the casual kite flier will get to spend some time with their kites in the sky.
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There's nothing like watching a child's face light up at seeing their kite soaring through the air.
The extreme inflatables are always a big hit with the kids.
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To be honest, adults will love it too.
Be sure to stick around for the beautiful fireworks display on Saturday night.
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Everyone knows the best festivals end with a grand fireworks display!
Kite Fest is free to attend and takes place April 7-8, 2018.
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It will be held at the West Baton Rouge Soccer Complex. The address is Highway 415 in Port Allen.

Have you ever attended Kite Fest in years past? What was the most amazing kite you spotted soaring through the sky? Let us know in the comments below!