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Bel Air Kite Festival draws families, local vendors to long-running community event
Summary
Speakers described the Kite Festival in Bel Air as a long-running, family-oriented event that features local vendors, music and other annual town gatherings; speakers said the festival has occurred since 2006.
BEL AIR — The annual Kite Festival in Bel Air, which one speaker said has run since 2006, drew families, local vendors and live music, speakers said.
The festival is a multi-generational tradition that community members said complements other town events such as the Farm Fair, the Fourth of July Parade and a Barbecue Bash. "Today we are at the Kite Festival here in Bel Air. This is a tradition. Since 2006," one speaker said.
Attendees described the event as family-focused and vendor-supported. "We have our local vendors. We have lots of families that this is a tradition for as well. Family and friends come together to fly kites for the day and listen to great music," another speaker said.
Speakers also listed other annual Bel Air events they attend, saying they have gone to the Farm Fair, the Kite Festival, the Fourth of July Parade and the Barbecue Bash since childhood. The remarks were delivered in short, informal comments about community traditions; no formal actions, funding details or public-agency announcements were stated in the transcript.
Details not specified in the remarks included attendance counts, vendor numbers, exact event date for the recorded remarks, and funding or permitting arrangements.
