Families started lining up early to play on the snow at KS' first-ever "Snow Day at Our Kaka‘ako" event at The Flats at Pu‘unui.

Ten tons of ice was converted into snow and spread across the plaza.

The winter wonderland provided a great background for family photos.

An estimated 3000 participants attended the event.

Daviann Kunishige from Kamehemeha Publishing was on site to provide keiki with coloring pages and families with information about their products and services.

Partners in Development Foundation provided educational hands-on activities for keiki.

Keiki created their own canoes with the help of parents.

Canoe sea worthiness was tested on a mini ocean.

Keiki had opportunities for fun beyond just playing in the snow.

A Res-Care representative helps a keiki with homemade antlers.

The Kamehameha Schools Kapālama boys' basketball team helped fluff the snow between play sessions.

An estimated 800 keiki played in the snow on Sunday.

Parents and keiki alike were overjoyed with the prospect of snow on the island.

An artificial snow machine added to the festivities.