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Kite Day Returns to River City Sportsplex with Free Kites and Family Fun

Kite Day is set to return to River City Sportsplex on Sunday, April 12, offering a free, family-friendly afternoon centered on outdoor play and community gathering.

Running from 1 to 4 p.m., the event invites families to bring their own kites or pick one up on-site. Thanks to SERVPRO, free kites will be distributed to the first 1,300 children ages 12 and under.

Beyond kite flying, organizers have planned a range of activities geared toward younger attendees, including children’s train rides, bounce houses, music, and glitter tattoos. Refreshments will also be available for purchase.

As Richmond-area families look for accessible spring events, Kite Day continues to stand out as a low-cost way to get outdoors and connect with the community in a relaxed, festive setting.

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  • M. T. Bostic

    Multimedia Journalist | Photographer | Writer | Musician | Army Veteran

    I’m M. T. "Bostic", a Richmond-area multimedia journalist, photographer and writer covering arts and culture, music, community, sports, food and military life. Based in Midlothian, Virginia, I use reporting, writing and documentary photography to tell stories about the people, places and experiences that shape our communities.

    My work has appeared in publications across the region and country, and I also serve as Publisher and Editor of The Cultural Current, an independent publication covering Richmond and surrounding communities.

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M. T. Bostic
Multimedia Journalist | Photographer | Writer | Musician | Army Veteran I’m M. T. "Bostic", a Richmond-area multimedia journalist, photographer and writer covering arts and culture, music, community, sports, food and military life. Based in Midlothian, Virginia, I use reporting, writing and documentary photography to tell stories about the people, places and experiences that shape our communities. My work has appeared in publications across the region and country, and I also serve as Publisher and Editor of The Cultural Current, an independent publication covering Richmond and surrounding communities.

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