Families across Antigua and Barbuda are preparing to mark a significant cultural milestone this Easter Monday, as the annual kite-flying celebration at Devil's Bridge enters its 21st year. According to Antigua News Room, the event remains one of the most anticipated gatherings on the national calendar.
The celebration runs from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. along the island's eastern coastline, where vibrant, handcrafted kites fill the skies in a striking display of creativity and community spirit.
What began as a simple pastime has grown into a cherished national tradition, drawing together generations of Antiguans and Barbudans for a day of recreation, cultural expression, and shared connection.
Organisers say the 21-year milestone speaks to the enduring appeal of the event, which has firmly established itself as a centrepiece of Easter observances in Antigua and Barbuda — one that blends wholesome family fun with a deep sense of heritage and national identity.
