Family Picnic at The Wood Barn in Exeter. Food Truck, Music, Kites & Fun! Saturday May 22nd!
Saturday, May 22nd – Kites Against Cancer Family Picnic
(The Wood Barn, Exeter)
Join us for the perfect afternoon of outdoor fun filled with a local food truck, live music, good fellowship and more – all in support of The Beyond the Rainbow Fund, helping Exeter Hospital cancer patients-in-need.
Bring a kite, or purchase one here for $10, or just hang back and enjoy the emotionally-charged folk rock sounds of The Reconstructed!
Southern Maine’s The Reconstructed has won critical acclaim, built a devoted fan base and become one of the Seacoast region’s top-drawing original acts with its electrifying live shows.
This event will be held in both The Word Barn Meadow, and across the street on the beautiful Raynes Farm conservation land – the ultimate spot for kite flying fun. Saturday, May 22, 2021, 1-3pm
Free for kids 10 & under – but registration required due to capacity limits!
Sunday June 13th – Cancer Survivors’ Day Celebration (Stratham Hill Park)
Join us to celebrate with an afternoon of outdoor fun, including local food trucks, live music and entertainment.
Sunday, June 13, 12:00 – 3:00 pm.
**For both Kites events, Covid guidelines will be followed. Masks required.**
Participants are encouraged to decorate or personalize their kites in memory or in honor of a loved one.
To purchase or sponsor a kite for a $10 donation, or for information on our Kites Against Cancer Kits, please visit our website at www.unitedinwellness.org or our Kites Against Cancer Facebook page.
All proceeds from Kites Against Cancer Season benefit The Beyond the Rainbow Fund. To donate click here.
Now in its 13th year, Kites Against Cancer Season was created by Anne-Marie Viviano, a former Exeter Hospital cancer patient who had a vision to fill the sky with kites as a sign of hope and support of other cancer patients and their loved ones. Anne-Marie also launched the Beyond the Rainbow Fund, which assists families with expenses and wellness therapies during cancer treatments.
