Paul Kaquatosh poses next to a large whale kite during the 2018 Outta Sight Kite Flight festival in Kennedy Park.
KENOSHA NEWS PHOTO BY BILL SIEL
Al Sparling of Naperville, Ill., tends to his 88-foot-long octopus kite during the kite festival in Kennedy Park in its first year.
KENOSHA NEWS FILE PHOTO BY BILL SIEL
Chicago Fire kite flying team negotiate the tricky winds in Kennedy Park Saturday afternoon. Team members are (l-r) Eric Wolff (team capt.), Kathy Brinnehl, Russ Faulk (a Kenosha native) and Dan Brinnehl (Kathy's brother). SAVE (Bill Siel)
An octopus kite is launched in Kenosha during an Outta Sight Kite Flight festival in Kennedy Park.
submitted photos by Gift of Wings
People gather in Kennedy Park for the Outta Sight Kite Flight.
Gift of Wings Photo
The “Kids Mad Dash” run attracts plenty of participants in an effort to get all the kites up at the same time during Kenosha’s kite festival.
KENOSHA NEWS File Photo
Kids attempt to launch their kites during the Mad Dash at a previous Outta Sight Kite Flight Festival in Kennedy Park. The festival, and the Mad Dash, are back June 4-5.
Chicago Fire kite flying team negotiate the tricky winds in Kennedy Park Saturday afternoon. Team members are (l-r) Eric Wolff (team capt.), Kathy Brinnehl, Russ Faulk (a Kenosha native) and Dan Brinnehl (Kathy's brother). SAVE (Bill Siel)
Kids attempt to launch their kites during the Mad Dash at a previous Outta Sight Kite Flight Festival in Kennedy Park. The festival, and the Mad Dash, are back June 4-5.
