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CALGARY, AB – This weekend, the sky in downtown Calgary filled with vibrant colors of high flying kites. Calgarians made use of the good weather and came out under the open sky to enjoy the festival with kites, food trucks and a live music performance. A larger than expected attendance of families marked the success of this year’s Kite Festival. This event was organized by Realzim eSociety – a new online network that aims to bring communities, businesses, and municipal organizations together for things that really matter. Realzim eSociety is a Calgary innovation that offers a S.M.A.R.T. (Safe, Meaningful, Accountable, Relevant, and Trusted) online Network for citizen engagement.
The event turned out to be a great outing for families and friends to enjoy a day together. There were activities for everyone such as face painting, live music by Das Corazones, and food provided by Calgary’s well known food trucks. With an attendance of over a thousand people, all 500 kites available received the chance to soar in the sky for an awe-inspiring sight. The efforts of the organizers, the City of Calgary, local volunteers, and participants made for a successful event utilizing the city’s avenue- Shaw Millennium Park. Those who registered for the online platform, Realzim eSociety, received a free kite with their membership. The platform endeavors to keep bringing people together for continued engagement and interaction. More details about Realzim eSociety and membership is available at www.realzim.com.
Contact for Press Release:
Narjis Shahzad
Director – Global Network & Operations
Direct: 1 403-305-9232
www.intellizim.com
