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  • November 15, 2025 (Sat)

International Kite Festival Showcases Aerial Artistry in Dieppe, France

Sayart / Published November 15, 2025 04:51 PM
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The coastal resort town of Dieppe in Seine-Maritime, France, hosted the International Kite Festival from September 13 to 21, 2025, drawing kite enthusiasts from around the world to its scenic waterfront. The nine-day event transformed the seaside destination into a vibrant showcase of aerial artistry and international collaboration.

Kite flyers from numerous countries gathered along Dieppe's seafront to present spectacular demonstrations of their craft, with their colorful creations dancing against the sky at the mercy of coastal winds. The participants showcased a diverse range of kite styles and techniques, each adapted to work with the unpredictable wind patterns that characterize the maritime environment.

Photographer Sylvie Royer documented the festival, capturing what she described as symbolic moments that represent the various stages and highlights of this magnificent celebration. Her efforts focused on translating the dynamic energy and visual spectacle of the event into compelling imagery that preserves the essence of the festival experience.

The festival served as both a competitive platform and cultural exchange, bringing together international participants who shared their unique approaches to kite flying while adapting to the challenging coastal conditions that made each performance a testament to skill and creativity.

The coastal resort town of Dieppe in Seine-Maritime, France, hosted the International Kite Festival from September 13 to 21, 2025, drawing kite enthusiasts from around the world to its scenic waterfront. The nine-day event transformed the seaside destination into a vibrant showcase of aerial artistry and international collaboration.

Kite flyers from numerous countries gathered along Dieppe's seafront to present spectacular demonstrations of their craft, with their colorful creations dancing against the sky at the mercy of coastal winds. The participants showcased a diverse range of kite styles and techniques, each adapted to work with the unpredictable wind patterns that characterize the maritime environment.

Photographer Sylvie Royer documented the festival, capturing what she described as symbolic moments that represent the various stages and highlights of this magnificent celebration. Her efforts focused on translating the dynamic energy and visual spectacle of the event into compelling imagery that preserves the essence of the festival experience.

The festival served as both a competitive platform and cultural exchange, bringing together international participants who shared their unique approaches to kite flying while adapting to the challenging coastal conditions that made each performance a testament to skill and creativity.

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