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Kamehameha Schools Ho’olaule’a

February 23, 2012

Contributed by Thomas Yoshida

Saturday, February 25, 2012
8:30 am – 4 pm
Kamehameha Schools Kapālama Campus

EVENT OVERVIEW:

  • A truly Hawaiian celebration
  • Theme: 'O ka Lama e Ho'omälamalama - The Torch That Brings Light
  • Free admission
  • Plenty of free parking
  • Free shuttle service from:
    • Damien Memorial School
    • Kapālama Elementary
    • Honolulu Community College
  • Entertainment by some of Hawaii's most popular entertainers: Touch of Gold, Waipuna, Ho'okena, Mana'o Company and Nesian N.I.N.E.
  • Extraordinary talent by the students of Kamehameha including the KS Marching Band, Concert Glee, Children's Choir, Hawaiian Ensemble & Kamehameha Dance Company
  • Ono Food Booths: Hawaiian Plate, Korean Plate, Malasadas, BBQ Sticks, Fried Noodles, Healthy Haven, Sweet Shoppe & more
  • Neighbor Island Specialties: Kaua'i Kulolo, Moloka'i Bread, Kona Coffee & more
  • Keiki & Teen Fun: Inflatables, Rides, Dunking Booth, Crafts & Games
  • Unique Shopping: Charming Country Store, Haku Lei, Silent Auction, Garden Shop, Island Crafts and the 'onolicious Kamehameha brownies & package mix to try at home!
  • Community booths with helpful tips about families, health & education
  • Blankets & low chairs are welcome

PUBLIC CONTACT INFORMATION
Kamehameha Schools Parent & Alumni Relations
www.parents.ksbe.edu
(808) 842-8680

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