Rotating exhibitions explore topics like the "Golden Age of Kites" (pre-1950s kites and memorabilia from the United States and Europe) and "The Dragon's Den" (Chinese kite folk art) and explain the roles kites have played in science, art, religion, and sports. Two of the most famous kite enthusiasts were the Wright brothers, those daring siblings who built and flew a biplane glider kite to study the science of flight.
The Kite Museum has moved to their new location:
Visit them in their LARGE new home on the Sid Snyder Beach Approach:
303 Sid Snyder Drive
PO Box 964
Long Beach, WA 9863
Summer Hours:
May thru September, daily, 11 am to 5 pm.
Winter Hours:
October thru April, Friday thru Monday, 11 am to 5 pm.
Admission:
$5.00 Adults, $4.00 Seniors $3.00 children.
Phone: 360-642-4020
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