One Sky, One World – Miriam Schaffler,
a regular at One Sky, One World,
shows off a ‘Lady Kite Flyer’ kite.

The World Kite Museum has sponsored the One Sky, One World Kite Fly for peace practically since the Museum started. The major focus of this event is to fly kites all over the world for peace and understanding. Any kind of kites – hand made or store bought, single line or several lines, American or other places. And if you don’t have a kite, come anyway. We will help you make one.

Kite flying and making takes place on the beach from 10 am to 4 pm weather permitting. Drive down the Bolstad Beach Approach under the white arch announcing the World’s Longest Beach. One Sky, One World headquarters is at the new Beach Pavilion.

Here is an interview with Jane Parker-Ambrose, discussing the origins of the annual One Sky One World Kite Fly for Peace

Click here to view the embedded video.

Other questions? Call 360-642-4020 or email info@worldkitemuseum.com

One Sky One World, International Kite Fly for Peace is held the second Sunday of October annually, around the globe.

One Sky, One World Kite Fly For Peace is a post from: World Kite Museum