Pakistan’s first-ever Kids Fun Fest returned to Karachi for its second edition this past weekend, April 12th and 13th, at Andalusian Banquets, and once again proved to be a spectacular success. With over 7000+ people attending across two days, the event brought families together for a magical experience dedicated entirely to kids.
Following its record-breaking debut in 2024, where it welcomed over thousands of families, Kids Fun Fest has now cemented its place as the country’s most loved children-centric festival. This year’s edition featured even more engaging content, exciting experiences, and interactive activities — all tailored to spark joy, imagination, and connection.
The venue buzzed with bubble shows, stage performances, dance acts, activity stalls, and delicious food — offering something memorable for every age. Parents found a rare, safe, and delightful space to bond with their children in a wholesome environment.
A standout moment was the Lucky Draw hosted by National Foods Pakistan, where one lucky little girl rode home on a shiny new bicycle — her joy mirroring that of thousands of other kids who experienced the fest.
The festival is the brainchild of Sabeen Rahim, Founder of Events R US, Co Partnered by Asim Minhas, Chief Operating officer of Billboard Stationery — two passionate individuals committed to creating meaningful experiences for children and families in Pakistan.
Sabeen Rahim reflected on the overwhelming response:
“Our dream was always to create a festival for kids, by heart. With every laugh, dance, and memory made this weekend, that dream came to life — bigger and better than ever before.”
Asim Minhas Added:
“We were blown away by the love last year, but this year truly surpassed all expectations. Seeing Thousands of smiling faces over the weekend — it’s proof that families in Pakistan are craving these kinds of joyful, safe spaces.”
With back-to-back success stories, Kids Fun Fest is quickly becoming an annual tradition for families in Karachi — and is paving the way for kid-focused experiences across the country.
