Kids, kites and color
A butterfly attempts to soar Saturday at the first annual Kids & Kites Festival in Quincy Saturday.
NANCE BESTON/COLUMBIA BASIN HERALD
Two Kids & Kites Festival attendees try to catch wind with their plastic kites. Their speedy attempts were unsuccessful, and an adult ended up helping the two young attendees to get their kites floating.
A dragon dances in the sky Saturday at Lauzier Park during Quincy’s first annual Kids & Kites Festival.
Fist bumps are exchanged between Grant County Fire District 3’s Sparky the Dog and two young attendees. Sparky broke out the dance moves and had the crowd giggling.
A yellow kite trails behind an attendee of the Kids & Kites Festival in Quincy. Quincy Parks and Recreation handed out 100 free kites to attendees.
Arches of kites dance in the wind at Lauzier Park Saturday.
While some of the Kids & Kites attendees went for a run around the park, others went for a more relaxed Saturday to lounge and watch the kites fly.
An octopus and a bird float above Lauzier Park Saturday.
QUINCY — Quincy’s first annual Kids & Kites Festival arrived on a gust of spring wind Saturday, turning Lauzier Park into a sky‑high kaleidoscope of color, motion and pure kid joy.
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