Six hot-air balloons were launched in Kaysville on Friday to celebrate the fourth annual Antelope Island Stampede Festival. The weekend activities will include 11 live bands of varying genres, more hot-air balloon launches, professional kite flying and fireworks.
Jeffrey D. Allred, Deseret News
Six hot-air balloons were launched in Kaysville on Friday to celebrate the fourth annual Antelope Island Stampede Festival. The weekend activities will include 11 live bands of varying genres, more hot-air balloon launches, professional kite flying and fireworks.
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