Calling all Kyles: The City of Kyle, Texas, is holding a Kyle Fair, hoping to break the world record for largest same-name gathering.
"We need tall Kyles, short Kyles, young Kyles and old Kyles to get close to the record set five years ago," City of Kyle Special Events Manager Claudia Rocha"We're very excited about the upcoming, inaugural Kyle Fair and have high hopes that this event will bring out the Kyles needed to grab a spot in the record books."
The event – dubbed the Kyle Fair, A Tex-Travaganza – will be held May 19-21, but on the final day, all Kyles will gather for a group photo. Entrance to the fair is free. "We fight, whoever wins gets to keep the name, everyone else has to change their name, you have a year to prepare, good luck," he said in a Facebook message to fellow Josh Swains. people named Josh showed up to"battle"
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