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Sixth annual Charlotte Kids Fest had activities for all ages

The event assists kids with setting building blocks for their future.

CHARLOTTE, N.C. — UNC-Charlotte hosted the annual Charlotte Kids Fest on Sunday. 

The festival is unlike any other, offering tons of hands-on science experiments for kids to enjoy.

“We want to make sure that Charlotte serves as a place where our kids are being nurtured, in creativity nurtured with arts but also nurtured with science,” Keith Stanley, the CEO and president of University City Partners, said. 

The festival brings tons of creative and innovative activities for kids of all ages. 

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“Let the kids explore that world but also be exposed to the world. So we have our neck sciences and its engineers here right in Charlotte," Stanley said. 

The 2024 event is the sixth Charlotte Kids Fest held. 

The kids weren’t the only ones learning a thing or two. 

“It's nice to have an event like this where you can learn more like I didn't know anthropology was going to go goal," Kiara Pinkney said. "So that's something new I learned today.” 

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