Region: New York State Performers, Programmers & Related Resources for Public Libraries & Groups


Performer Information
Performer name:	Charles Stewart
Phone:	646 249-9165
Mailing address:	32-38 96th street East Elmhurst, NY 11369-1805
E-mail address:	carlosst1@msn.com
Website:	http://www.letsflykites.com
Performer's agent:	More contact information : 212 234-3074 Carlosst_11369@yahoo.com
Previous appearances at:	Chinese Museum, Manhattan, NY, Long Island Maritime Museum, NY, Williamsburg Kite festival, Brooklyn, NY, Atlantic Coast kite Festival, NY, Roosevelt Island, New City, NY Contact information for New York State Public Libraries
Information last updated:	02/01/2012

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Program
Category
Description
Fee

Let's fly kites (Teenagers and Adults) Other,
Visual Arts- Crafts,
Visual Arts- Drawing

Teens interested in kite flying will benefit from this program. This program is about why kites fly and why they won't. It enables participants to go kite flying, take their friends or children kite flying, confident they can handle any problems. Kites obey set physical laws. Knowing why they fly and why they won't is the key to an enjoyable day at the Park or beach. Kite history and kite safety is covered. Space permitting there will be a display of several different types of kites.They will Learn the parts of a kite as they are guided thru the assembly of a diamond shaped Kite they will take home. Flying line is supplied. Program length is about one and a half hour (some programs require more time. More advanced kite building programs involving different Kites are available for adults. Inquire if interested.
$201- $350

Let's fly kites (For kids of all ages) Science,
Visual Arts- Crafts,
Visual Arts- Crafts

This family friendly workshop allows up to twenty-five participants to learn about kite history, how to fly a kite, and kite safety. They decorate a pre-cut 20X20 inch Diamond shaped plastic kite sail with permanent markers. Then with help install a frame made of two 1/8 inch wooden dowels and a square rubber band, using address labels. Next Add a colorful tail and they have a kite that will fly very well indeed. Flying line is supplied. Recommended for ages six up. Enough tables are needed to allow the kite makers to spread their kite sails. Chairs are needed as well. Helpers are needed for the younger children. Helpers may be library personnel or parents.
$201- $350

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Program	Category	Description	Fee
Let's fly kites (Teenagers and Adults)	Other, Visual Arts- Crafts, Visual Arts- Drawing	Teens interested in kite flying will benefit from this program. This program is about why kites fly and why they won't. It enables participants to go kite flying, take their friends or children kite flying, confident they can handle any problems. Kites obey set physical laws. Knowing why they fly and why they won't is the key to an enjoyable day at the Park or beach. Kite history and kite safety is covered. Space permitting there will be a display of several different types of kites.They will Learn the parts of a kite as they are guided thru the assembly of a diamond shaped Kite they will take home. Flying line is supplied. Program length is about one and a half hour (some programs require more time. More advanced kite building programs involving different Kites are available for adults. Inquire if interested.	$201- $350
Let's fly kites (For kids of all ages)	Science, Visual Arts- Crafts, Visual Arts- Crafts	This family friendly workshop allows up to twenty-five participants to learn about kite history, how to fly a kite, and kite safety. They decorate a pre-cut 20X20 inch Diamond shaped plastic kite sail with permanent markers. Then with help install a frame made of two 1/8 inch wooden dowels and a square rubber band, using address labels. Next Add a colorful tail and they have a kite that will fly very well indeed. Flying line is supplied. Recommended for ages six up. Enough tables are needed to allow the kite makers to spread their kite sails. Chairs are needed as well. Helpers are needed for the younger children. Helpers may be library personnel or parents.	$201- $350