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Mondays at 9:30am. Registration is required for participation and Special Group tours are available. Take a 2 hour walk back through time in the place where Captain Cook first landed in Waimea. Where the agricultural landscape changed from taro to rice to corn, watered by an intricate ditch system with… (more)
Aloha Friday
Every Friday (Weekly Festival), at 09:30 am
Craft Event in Waimea
West Kauai Visitor Center
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Lei making classes: Designed for the beginner, learn to make a lei with fresh flowers and foilage. Reservations required.
Annual Series of Concerts for the Kauai Community 2008
Every Monday (Weekly Festival), Concerts at 06:00 pm
Concert - Performance in Lihue
Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center
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People who love to sing volunteer their time to rehearse and then perform excellent choral concerts for the community. 80-120 volunteers from throughout Kauai meet every Monday night in Lihue to rehearse the choral music for two major presentations each year.
Kauai Polynesian Festival 2008
May 22nd, Polynesian Grand Luau Celebration at 05:00 pm
Cultural Festival in Lihue
Sheraton Kauai Resort, under the stars
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May 23rd, Polynesian Festival at 11:30 am
Cultural Festival in Lihue
Vidinha Stadium soccer field
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May 24th, Polynesian Festival at 11:30 am
Cultural Festival in Lihue
Vidinha Stadium soccer field
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May 25th, Polynesian Festival at 11:30 am
Cultural Festival in Lihue
Vidinha Stadium soccer field
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The 8th Annual Kauai Polynesian Festival is a four-day "Celebration of Cultural Exchanges" that highlights four cultures: Tahitian, Samoan, Maori and Hawaiian. These Polynesian cultures are displayed through: a exhibition dinner performance, a fashion show, cultural workshops, cultural game booths and a three-day a world class performance competition.
Banana Poka RoundUp 2008
May 25th, at 10:00 am
Craft Event in Kokee
Kokee State Park, Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow
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An outdoor environmental fair, featuring live Hawaiian music, conservation exhibits, basketmaking, lei making, children's programs and a family hike.
