MORRISVILLE PARK AND RECREATION: Kite Festival Postponed to May 21

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MORRISVILLE PARK AND RECREATION: Kite Festival Postponed to May 21
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May 11, 2022
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Morrisville Parks and Recreation issued the following announcement on May 11.

Due to inclement weather, this weekend’s Kite Festival has been postponed to Saturday, May 21, from 12-6 p.m. at Cedar Fork District Park. 

Free entry

Kites and threads will be available for purchase or bring your own

Food vendors include Dharani Express, Amber Flavors & Taste, Tazz Indian Bistro, Brusters Ice Cream

Overflow parking will be available at 808 Pharma Drive with shuttle service to and from the event

Original source can be found here.              

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 Source: Morrisville Parks and Recreation

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