Get ready to let your spirits—and kites—soar, New York. On April 27, from noon to 4 p.m., Louisiana Oaks Park is set to become a colorful canvas for the Annual Kite Fly event. As reported on April 11th by the City of St. Louis Park, families are invited to grab their picnic baskets and lawn chairs to enjoy a breezy afternoon filled with high-flying fun, and for the first timers, members of the Minnesota Kite Society will be there to show you the ropes. It's a free event, folks, so no need to reach for your wallet—just the sky.

Looking to add a twist to your average park day out? Here's one that involves no strings attached—figuratively, of course, because your kites will need them. Kids can expect a special treat as the event promises free kites on a first-come, first-served basis, but only while supplies last. According to St. Louis Park, MN, the kite giveaway ensures that even the smallest attendees can partake in the sky-high shenanigans.

Remember, the event is not just for kids but for all ages, emphasizing that fun doesn't have an expiration date. No registration is required to take part, as per the St. Louis Park, MN. Just show up, get yourself a patch of grass, and prepare to be amazed as the kites dance in the Minnesota breeze. Those looking to learn a thing or two about kite flying will be in good hands with the Kite Society experts, who are friendly with the first-timers and ready to help anyone needing an extra hand to get airborne.

So, mark your calendars, and don't miss out on an opportunity to enjoy one of spring's simplest pleasures. With a forecast suggesting clear skies and moderate winds, the conditions are ripe for an ideal kite-flying day. And if you're going to fly a kite with the pros at Louisiana Oaks Park, remember that this kind of entertainment, blowing with the wind among the clouds, doesn't happen every day.