Little Heroes at the Boulevard: a kids’ Olympic day on Friday and Saturday from KD 5
Ages 4 to 12, a shirt and medal for every child, and it starts at 3pm on the Salmiya cricket ground.

This weekend the cricket ground at Boulevard Park in Salmiya becomes a kids’ sports day built on the Olympics. It’s called Little Heroes, it’s run by the events company Suffix with IKEA as sponsor, and it’s for children aged 4 to 12, though parents get pulled into some of the races too.
When and where
- Days: Friday 30 and Saturday 31 October 2026.
- Start: 3pm. The organiser hasn’t published a finish time and says the full schedule will go out on its social accounts nearer the day.
- Venue: the Cricket Ground, Boulevard Park, Salmiya.
Tickets
Each ticket covers one day, so you pick Friday or Saturday when you book:
- Child (4 to 12): KD 5.
- Child plus one adult: KD 7.
- Each extra guest (13 and over): KD 3.
Book on the Suffix website (suffix.events) or its app. Some categories may be on a waiting list, in which case a payment link is emailed after you book and the place is only confirmed once you pay. Groups can ask for a discount at [email protected].
What happens on the day
- A run of Olympic-style sports for children to try and find the one they like. Platinumlist’s guide to the event lists six sports zones, races and family fitness challenges.
- Every child taking part gets a kit bag with a T-shirt, a medal and a few extras, and there’s name printing for the shirt and engraving for the medal on site.
- The ticket covers the whole day with no add-on charges, but food and drink aren’t included.
Photo: relay batons at a junior high school sports day in Taiwan, not at the Boulevard event. By Baozhong Junior High School, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Source: the event, ticket and FAQ page on the Suffix website (suffix.events/en/events/details/866), and Platinumlist’s guide to the event, both read on 27 October 2026.
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