36th Annual Waimea Town Celebration

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Aloha from the West Kaua‘i Business and Professional Association!

The Waimea Town Celebration is Kaua‘i’s largest and oldest annual festival that provides nonprofit organizations and clubs with fundraising opportunities while promoting community unity and economic development. Through Feb. 24, you will find the Westside of Kaua‘i filled with live entertainment, including a Hawaiian rodeo, canoe and stand-up paddle races, softball and

3-on-3 basketball tournaments, a fun run (10K, 5K, 2K), hat lei and ‘ukulele contests and cultural exhibits, which culminate in a two-day celebration on Feb. 22 and 23 with continuous entertainment on the big stage with food booths, games and rides for the keiki, craft vendors and a Heineken/Coors beer garden. Please join us and become a part of our commUNITY tradition!

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Fundraising Benefactors A portion of the proceeds will be donate to help these nonprofit organizations and clubs: • West Kaua‘i Business & Professional Association • Alii O Naapio OC1 Kids Program • Antone Balocan Memorial Foundation • Halau Ka Lei Mokihana o Leina‘ala • Historic Waimea Theater • Hooheno • Kauai Hoohui o Recreation

• Kauai Keiki and High School Rodeo Association • Kekaha Pop Warner • Kilohana Canoe Club • Kupaa Church • Menehune Boosters Club (WHS Track Team) • Pa Kiumihelua • Relay for Life • Rotary Club of West Kauai • St. Theresa School • Waimea Canyon Middle School

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• Waimea Canyon School PTSO • Waimea High School Alumni Class of 1991 • Waimea Youth Baseball Association • West Kauai Canoe Club • West Kauai Lions • West Kauai Mehtodist Church • West Kauai Technology & Visitor Center • Westside Basketball Association

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Please call Mark Nellis, event coordinator, at (808) 651-3368, if you would like to request an ASL interpreter, materials in an alternate format or other auxiliary aid support, at least seven days before the event.

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WAIMEA — The Waimea Town Celebration was started to support several nonprofits on the Westside of Kaua‘i. “There’s a lot of nonprofits and organizations asking businesses for help, but the nonprofits outnumber the number of businesses that we have,� said organizer Sherri Patrick of Leadership Kaua‘i. She said the requests put the businesses in a difficult spot, because they couldn’t say yes to everybody, so the West Kaua‘i Business and Professional Association decided to help local nonprofit organizations by putting on an annual event and allowing the groups to fundraise annually at the Old Waimea Sugar Mill site provided by Kikiaola Land Company.

The festival offers free entertainment, food booths, craft and game booths, a beer garden and several sporting events such as a fun run, a 3-on-3 basketball tournament, a mountain ball tournament, and a rodeo. Other events include an ice cream eating contest, hat lei competition and ‘ukulele competition. Entertainment Friday night includes Hoaikane, Waipuna, Kamaiana’s and Neil Diamond tribute band, Cherry Cherry. Performances Saturday include Micah G, Fusion, Papaa Bay Boys, Russel and Joe, and Tiare a Nani o Kaua‘i. “Their whole goal is how to grow economic development while creating community unity,� Patrick said of the West Kaua‘i Business and Professional Association. Patrick said that the ini-

tial event was the Captain Cook Caper Run. Chris Faye of the Kaua‘i Museum said the WTC developed from 1978 with a carbo-loading party the night before the fun run. “It’s grown and grown over the years,� she said of the event. The WTC is now the second oldest continuous festival on the island, second only to the Kaua‘i County Fair. This year, there are 24 nonprofits fundraising during the celebration. Some of the groups include Kekaha Pop Warner, Kilohana Canoe Club, Menehune Boosters Club, Relay For Life, Kaua‘i Ho‘ohui o Recreation and Halau Ka Lei Mokihana o Leina‘ala, among others. With more than 10,000 people expected to participate and support the event, Patrick said nonprofit groups are able to raise

enough money to help them throughout the year. “They definitely count on Waimea Town Celebration to earn the money they need to be self sustainable,� Patrick said. The Waimea Town Celebration launched with the Kilohana Long Distance Canoe Race on Saturday. The race started at 9 a.m. for women and at 10:30 a.m. for men. The first event of the Garden Island Canoe Racing Association season, the race was visible from the shore at Waimea near the pier. The race was sponsored by American Savings Bank and hosted by the Kilohana Canoe Club of Waimea. New this year is the First One Man Canoe Races, being held Saturday morning. Registration opens at 9 a.m. at Salt Pond Park and races start at noon and feature a long course

from Port Allen to Waimea Landing and a short course from Salt Pond Park to Waimea Landing. Entry fee is $25 per paddler. Contact Race Event Coordinator Eddie Pratt at 482-1972 for more details. Running in conjunction with the Waimea Town Celebration is the 13th Annual Waimea RoundUp Rodeo from Friday through Sunday behind the old Waimea Dairy. Events include steer roping and po‘owaiu to barrel racing. Admission is $3, with children under 12 free to benefit the Kaua‘i Keiki & High School Rodeo Association. The run that launched the Waimea Town Celebration, the 36th annual Captain Cook Caper Fun Run includes a 10K, 5K and 2K run, starting at 7 a.m. Saturday. Pre-registration is available at information

booth near the stage area between 4:30 and 10 p.m. Friday with late registration at 5:30 a.m. Saturday at the Waimea Plantation Cottages. Entry fees include a shirt. The run is hosted by the Waimea High School track team. “It’s very ‘ohana oriented,â€? Faye said of the Waimea Town Celebration, “There’s so many volunteers at every level, it’s really amazing.â€? For more information on the Waimea Town Celebration, visit http://www.wkbpa.org/ town%20celebration.html online. âˆŤ Laurie Cicotello, business writer, can be reached at 245-3681 (ext. 257) or business@ thegardenisland.com

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Tribute to Neil Diamond by Cherry Cherry

Feb. 21 7 to 8:30 p.m. Historic Waimea Theater Seattle’s band Cherry Cherry will perform live on the stage at the Historic Waimea Theater with a tribute to Neil Diamond. Admission is $8 for adults; $7 for students, military and

seniors; and $6 for children. Proceeds will go toward maintenance and preservation of the Historic Waimea Theater. For additional information, contact Thomas Nizo at (808) 645-0996.

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Waimea Roundup Rodeo Feb. 22 and 23 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friendship Ranch at the Old Waimea Dairy site

Traditional rodeo events —including paniolo po‘owaiu and double mugging, which is unique to Hawai‘i rodeos — will be held at the Friendship Ranch at the Old Waimea Dairy site. Team Roping on Friday (from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.)

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is free for spectators. Saturday’s events (from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.) begin with a special opening ceremony honoring the Ho‘okano ‘Ohana for their generation of Hawaiian paniolo. Admission on Saturday is $5 for adults; $3 for keiki

(ages 5 to 12) and free for children under 5 years old. Food concession and craft vendors will be on site to raise additional funds for the Kauai Keiki & High School Rodeo Association. For additional information, contact Charleen Medeiros at (808) 635-9635.

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Paniolo Hat Lei Contest

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Feb. 22 Noon to 8 p.m. West Kaua‘i Technology & Visitor Center

Entries will be accepted from 7 to 9 a.m. on Feb. 22 in any of the following categories: Beautiful (use only fresh materials); Unique (use anything); and Recyclable (use things you throw away). All lei must be 24 inches in length. Age groups are as follows: Grades: K-2nd; 3rd5th; 6th-8th; 9th-12th; and adults.

Enjoy food booths, games and rides for keiki, craft vendors, Heineken/ Coors Light Beer Garden and free continuous live entertainment on the big stage at the Old Mill Site!

Lei will be kept on display through 4 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23. The Awards Ceremony is at 3 p.m. on Feb. 23. This is event is being sponsored by First Hawaiian Bank. For additional information, call the West Kauai Technology & Visitor Center at (808) 338-1332 or email TECHNOLOV001@hawaii. rr.com.

February 22 4:30 p.m.: Mike Baez (contemporary) 5:30 p.m.: Seattle’s Cherry Cherry Band (Neil Diamond Tribute) 7:30 p.m.: Kamaaina’s (Traditional Hawaiian) 8:45 p.m.: Waipuna (Traditional Hawaiian) 10 p.m.: Hoaikane (Island Contemporary) For additional information, contact Thomas Nizo at (808) 645-0996.

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February 23 10 a.m.: Mahea Yamashita (Traditional Hawaiian) 11 a.m.: Kirby Keough (Contemporary Hawaiian) Noon Lappert’s Ice Cream Eating Contest 1 p.m.: Scotty’s Music ‘Ukulele Contest 3 p.m.: Tiare A Nani o Kauai (Hawaiian Dance Group) 4 p.m.: Russell and Joe (Contemporary and Traditional Hawaiian) 5 p.m.: Pono Breeze (Contemporary and Traditional Hawaiian) 6:15 p.m.: Papaa Bay Boys (Reggae) 8 p.m.: Fusions (Reggae) 9 p.m.: Micah G (Reggae) 10:15 p.m. Maoli (Reggae)

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3 on 3 Basketball Tournament

Feb. 22 to 23 Waimea Canyon Park Basketball Courts

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A total of 24 teams competing (three from O‘ahu and one from Hawai‘i) in a double elimination tournament (ASA rules with a few modifications). Admission for spectators is free. Food concession at Waimea

Athletic Field will raise additional funds for the Antone Balocan Memorial Fund. For further information, contact Don Ouderkirk at (808) 482-0886 or email donald. ouderkirk@yahoo.com.

• 5 to 9 p.m. Friday at Waimea Athletic Field and H.P. Faye Park in Kekaha • 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday at Waimea Athletic Field and 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at H.P. Faye Park in Kekaha • 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Sunday is the playoffs/championship Games • B-Bracket at 1:30 p.m. • A-Bracket at 2:30 p.m.

The 6th Annual 3 on 3 Basketball Tournament is the largest of its kind on the island and benefits Westside Basketball Club, which promote basketball as a lifelong activity. All games will be held at Waimea Canyon Park Bas-

ketball Courts on the corner of Huakai Road and Highway 50. • Friday from 6 to 9 p.m. (Late registration at 5 p.m. for adult male teams) • Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. (Late registration at 8 a.m. for youth teams)

• Cost is $10/player (school division) and $25/ player (adult division). Late registration fee is $30/ player. The championship game is 9 p.m. For additional information, contact Dino Pabre at (808)286-2064.

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Fun Run

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Feb. 23 6 to 10 p.m.

Youth Dance at the Historic Waimea Theater is an alcohol and drug free event for students between 11 and 18 years old. Presale tickets are $10 a student and will include a hot dog and soda. Tickets for $12 a student are available at the door for entry only. Concession will be

Feb. 23 7 a.m.

open to purchase food and drinks. Adult chaperones and security provided. Dress nicely, and no short shorts, please. For additional information, please call/text Jannai Chandler at (808) 635-8410. This event is a fundraiser for Waimea High School’s Alumni Class of 1991.

The 36th Annual Captain Cook Caper Run will include: •10K Race – from Waimea Plantation Cottages to 1/3 mile east of Navy Housing Gate •5K Race – from Waimea Plantation Cottages to Hwy. 50 fronting Kekaha Neighborhood Center

•2K Race – around Waimea Plantation Cottages Registration is Feb. 22 at the Old Mill Site from 4:30 to 10 p.m.; and Feb. 23 at the Waimea Plantation Cottages from 5:30 to 6:30 a.m. Cost is $30 for adults and $25 for runners aged 17 and below. Late registration is

$40. This event is sponsored by Aston Resorts Hawai‘i and benefits Waimea High School’s Track Team. For additional information, contact Carmen Twiggs (Menehune Booster Club) at (623) 824-2177.

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Lappert’s Ice Cream Eating Contest Feb. 23 Noon

One-Man, Two-Man & SUP Races Feb. 23 Noon

The First Annual OC1 Race will benefit Alii o Naapio OC1 Kids Program. Sign-ups and registration is on Feb. 23 at 9 a.m. at Salt Pond Beach. Races begin at noon. After registering, take a car to Waimea Pier and you will be shuttled back to your course selection’s starting line. The long course is from Port Allen to Waimea Pier (approx. 9 to 10 miles). The short course is from Salt Pond Beach to Waimea Pier (approx. 7 to 8 miles). The cost is $25 per paddler. All canoes/boards must be leashed. There will be a lunch at the finish for all paddlers. For additional information, contact Eddie Pratt at (808) 482-1972.

The 13th Annual Lappert’s Ice Cream Eating Contest is free to participate in. Sign up at 11:30 a.m. next to the stage. Contest begins at noon. Age categories are: 5 to 8; 9 to 15; 16 to 25; 26 to 35; 36 to 54; and 55+. For additional information, contact Candy Barr at (808) 338-1522.

‘Ukulele Contest Feb. 23 1 p.m.

This is the 15th Annual ‘Ukulele Contest sponsored by Scotty’s Music in Kalaheo! Sign-up on Saturday, Feb. 23, at the Information Booth at the Old Mill Site from 10 a.m. to 12:45 p.m. Contest begins AT 1 p.m. Rules: 1) 3 minutes per song; 1 song per entry. 2) Soloists only (no groups will be allowed). 3) Judged on presentation, tone, showmanship, difficulty of song and overall. (Only ‘ukulele talent will be judged, not singing.) Age Groups • Up to 6th Grade; 7th to 9th Grade; 10th to 12th grade and adults. Prizes: • ‘Ukulele awarded in each age group. For additional information, contact Carrie Newcomb at (808) 338-1332.

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A unique cultural experience will take place at the West Kauai Technology & Visitor Center, which includes the Paniolo Hall of Fame honoring the Ho‘okano ‘Ohana; make a lei with Aunty Janet Kehalekomo; see Ni‘ihau Shell Jewelry made by Aunty Lu Koerte; play konane

Feb. 23 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.

Island activities, hotel stays and Kauai Made products will be available in a silent auction at the Old Mill Site to support the maintenance and preservation of the Historic Waimea Theater.

There will be a “buy it now� option available. Cash and credit card payments accepted. For additional information, contact Thomas Nizo at (808)6450996.

(ancient game of Hawaiian checkers) with John Keohelauli‘i; and experience poi pounding with Ka Piko o Waimea. Admission is free with donations appreciated. For additional information, call (808)338-1332 or email TECHNOLOV001@hawaii. rr.com.

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February events and reminders Waimea Canyon 6th Annual 3 on 3 Middle School Second Basketball Tournament Quarter Honor Roll Westside Basketball Club Congratulations to all our students who qualified for the Principal’s List, Honor Roll, and Honorable Mention. They were treated to ice cream by the generous donation of the Estes Family. Keep up the good work, students! A BIG Mahalo to Mrs. Esther Estes and family!

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Waimea High School almumni Basilio ‘Bunga’ Fuertes, Patrick Pereira and Scotty Vidinha tend to a batch of teriyaki beef over a bed of keawe charcoals during the Waimea Alumni and Friends carnival.

Waimea alumni Moses Fiero slips ahead of the Kaua‘i alumni defender. Fiero notched a 49-yard TD in Waimea’s 43-0 win over Kaua‘i.

Guests from the Waimea Senior Center settle in while waiting on the arrival of other senior center members, during Na Kupuna Council and Lihue Senior Center’s Valentine’s Day Party at the Kaua‘i War Memorial Convention Hall.

LEFT: Waimea guard Petersen Lahip is guarded on by Kapa‘a’s Daniel Reis and Morean Clements in the fourth quarter. RIGHT: Melanie Sacro and Marley Pereira, Waimea High School art students, show off some of the student artwork on sale at the country store during the Waimea Alumni and Friends carnival at the school’s campus.

Waimea alumni Micah Bermoy fields the kickoff to open the third quarter at Vidinha Stadium. Bermoy was the recipient of a Niko Delos Reyes pass for touchdown in Waimea’s 43-0 win over Kauai.

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Waimea defender Bailey San Agustine-Nordmeier stretches to defend on a break away by Kapaa team captain Kekai ‘Kiki’ Gonsalves on the right wing in the second half at the Hanapepe Stadium.

Waimea alumni Kenny Estes, a former standout safety for the University of Hawaii Warrior football program, gets called on to carry the ball in the second quarter eluding the defensive efforts of Kauai alumni Brian Gerardo. Waimea’s Ikaika Vidinha, on top, and Island School’s David Caminos battle for second place in the Boys 152-pound division after Vidinha was downed by Kapaa’s Ronnie Perono in the finals. Vidinha took second with Caminos earning bronze.

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Waimea stopper Kaycee San Agustine-Nordmeier stymies Kapaa’s Madisson Hinkel’s shot on goal attempt in the second half while Waimea goalkeeper Kailani Yamamoto comes out to defend. Defending on Hinkel is Alday Molina as Wendi Tokuuke, Kapaa team captain Kekai ‘Kiki’ Gonsalves and Waimea defender Bailey San Agustine-Nordmeier follow the play action in the second half at Hanapepe Stadium.

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Kama‘aina Discount

with coupon and valid Hawaii ID. Excludes liquor, tax, gratuity, buffet. Applies to parties of 6 or less.

Waimea junior varsity’s Alyssa Miyamoto eyes the hoop over the defense of Kapaa’s Kunani Tuttle in the fourth period, at the Clem Gomes Gym in Waimea. Miyamoto led the JV Menehune to a 50-21 win over Kapaa to close an undefeated season, scoring 5 of her game-total 11 points in the final stanza.

1-800-545-8605 • 808-335-5497 • www.kauaicoffee.com Visitor Center on the estate near Eleele. Take Hwy 540 and follow the signs — open 7 days a week.

KALAHEO 2-2555 Kaumualii Highway 332-8561 All-you-can-eat Buffet Mon -Thurs, 5 - 9 pm

WAILUA 4-361 Kuhio Highway 823-8561 Happy Hour Daily, 2 - 6 pm

OPEN DAILY 11 am to 9 pm

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Westside Community Calendar

Memorial Hospital, Conference Room C. Join in AARP DRIVER SAFETY CLASS WAIMEA CANYON MIDDLE discussion and gain knowl— 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.; SCHOOL BUS PAYMENT DUE edge of Alzheimer’s disease, Hanapepe United Church of – The fourth quarter bus payshare coping techniques, Christ. Learn about defensive ment is due today. develop caregiving skills driving skills and qualify for a and learn about community auto insurance discount. The resources. For more informaTuesday, Feb. 26 fee for AARP members is $12 tion or to reserve a seat call and non-members $14. Call 245-3200. HEALTHY FOOD PREP — 5 to 823-9635 to register. 8 p.m.; Waimea High School WAIMEA CANYON MIDDLE Culinary Classroom. Learn SCHOOL DISTRICT SCIENCE hands-on how to prepare simFAIR — Kaua‘i War Memorial Friday, Feb. 22 ple, affordable, healthy recipes Convention Hall. KEIKI RODEO — 9 a.m. to 4 using fresh vegetables from p.m., CJM Country Stables, the garden while learning Saturday, March 2 Po‘ipu. Admission is free. their nutritional value. This is a four-part series. To register A DAY ON KOKE‘E TRAILS call 651-5197. — Join the Sierra Club on Saturday, Feb. 23 WAIMEA CANYON MIDDLE their hike on some of Koke‘e’s SCHOOL DISTRICT SCIENCE KEIKI RODEO — 9 a.m. to 4 trails. Moderate 5 miles FAIR — Kaua‘i War Memorial p.m., CJM Country Stables, round-trip. Call Ken at 346Convention Hall. Through Po‘ipu. Admission is free. 1229 for more information. Feb. 28. ‘THE UNTOLD STORY: INTERNMENT OF JAPANESE Sunday, Feb. 24 AMERICANS IN HAWAI‘I’ Wednesday, Feb. 27 — 10 a.m.; Historic Waimea MAHA‘ULEPU COASTAL WALK Theater. Produced by the — Maha‘ulepu. Join the Sierra WAIMEA CANYON MIDDLE SCHOOL DISTRICT SCIENCE Japanese Cultural Center of Club in a Maha‘ulepu coastal FAIR — Kaua‘i War Memorial Hawai‘i and directed by Ryan walk. Moderate 3 miles. Call Convention Hall. Through Kawamoto, “The Untold Allan Rachap at 212-3108 for Feb. 28. Story” is the first full-length more information. documentary to chronicle 88 SHRINES — 10 a.m. to 2 the internment experience p.m., Lawai International Thursday, Feb. 28 of Japanese Americans in Center. Take a tranquil walk Hawai‘i. While the story of on the path of the 88 shrines COMMUNITY OUTREACH mass internment of Japanese at the Lawai International MEETING — 6 to 8 p.m.; Americans in California, Center and learn about this Koloa Neighborhood Center. Oregon and Washington has archaeological and cultural Meeting will include a report been well documented, very treasure. Donations are appreof island-wide and regional little is known about the ciated. For more information projects of interest. internees and confinement call 639-4300. WESTSIDE FAMILY CAREGIVER sites in Hawai‘i. This film SUPPORT GROUP — 3:30 to chronicles their story through 4:30 p.m.; Kaua‘i Veterans oral histories, documents,

Wednesday, Feb. 20

Monday, Feb. 25

Köke‘e Museum

interviews, and reenactments. Tickets are $10 each and available for purchase at the Historic Waimea Theater. For more information call 3382027.

West Kaua‘i Technology & Visitor Center Waimea Historic Walking Tour: A glimpse of Waimea’s past and present by a lifelong resident. Program is free but reservations are required. Mondays, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.

Waimea Theater Visit www. waimeatheater.com for daily movie and event listings.

West Kaua‘i Community Coalition

Nely Caberto and William ‘Bill’ Arakaki accept a pair of contributions from DuPont Pioneer. Shown are Caberto, Jon Petersen, Laurie Yoshida, Gary Kitabayashi, Joyce Evens, Jon Kobayashi, Arakaki, and Taryn Dizon. 9 to 10 a.m. every Saturday, Kekaha Neighborhood Center. Local produce, flowers and fruit. On various Saturdays, community volunteers gather to help with KALAHEO SUNSHINE MARKET — 3 to 4 p.m. every Tuesday, cleanup efforts and maintain Kalaheo Neighborhood the fort as a visitor destination Center. Local produce, flowers and source of community and fruit. pride. Call 651-3368 for details. Friday nights

Russin Fort Workdays

Sunshine Markets

Mission: To reduce substance HANAPEPE SUNSHINE abuse among youth and MARKET — 3 to 4 p.m. strengthen rural community every Thursday, Hanapepe families living in the Waimea Neighborhood Center. District of Kaua‘i County. KEKAHA SUNSHINE MARKET — For more information call (808) 337-2393. Email: wkcc@hawaii.rr.com Visit: www.wkbpa.org

Park Visitor Center

Open every day of the year

for Waimea & Köke‘e State Parks

9 am - 4:30 pm

Just past the 15 mile marker

Trail Information Park Exhibits Museum Shop Members Discount

Operated by Hui o Laka since 1953 808-335-9975 www.kokee.org

Port Allen Marina Center “The Premier Shopping Center on the West Side of Kauai”

SPACE AVAILABLE • Captain Andy’s Sailing Adventure • Port Allen Sunset Grill & Bar • Holo Holo Charters

OLD HANAPEPE TOWN — 6 to 9 p.m. every Friday, Old Hanapepe Town. Shopping, local crafters, restaurants, a dozen art galleries, stilt walkers, classics cars, live music and entertainment.

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Kauai Chocolate Company Kauai Sea Tours A&B Properties, Inc. Happy Honu Gifts

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West Kauai Medical Clinic Blue Dolphin Charters ‘Ohana Sports Medicine Tropic Day Spa

A&B Properties Inc., Trinette P. Kaui, R, GRI. 335-2850 4353 Waialo Road, , Eleele, HI 96705 (road to the Port Allen Boat Harbor). Also adjacent to the new Keala‘ula Subdivision.

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Pioneer Hi-Bred • Conscientious Builders • Crane Rentals • Structure Moving • Old Building Specialists kikiaolaconstruction.com 338-0021

BC 20520

Pioneer has been part of Kauai agriculture since 1968 Pioneer partnerships support Historic Waimea and our local Kauai communities

Register today at www.uchooserewards.com Participating retailers include:

You shop. You earn. You choose. It’s that simple.

Participating retailers subject to change.

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discover the songs and legends of the historic wailua river valley and its gem, the fern grotto, while hawaiian musicians fill the air with aloha, and hula dancers sway in rhythm.

daily tours 9:30 am 11:00 am 2:00 pm 3:30 pm

reservations not required. for info, call or visit:

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