2013 Koloa Plantation Days

2013 Koloa Plantation Days are now ongoing!!!  There are some educational, interesting, fun and exciting programs in progress everyday here at Koloa and Poipu area.

 

Please check 2013 Koloa Plantation Days for event schedules and come to Koloa for having fun with your family.  

 

So far, I've enjoyed "Mixed Plates" Live music at old Koloa Town, Plantation Days Exhibits and Historic Film Night at Shops at Kukuiula.  Awesome programs! 

 

The biggest event is, as you know, Annual Historic Koloa Plantation Days Parade (at 10:00 a.m. from Koloa School) & Koloa Town Park Celebration at Anne Knudsen Ballpark! 

 

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Wednesday, July 24th, 2013

Watch event video Mahaulepu Coastal Hike
9:30am, Meet at CJM Stables at 9am.
 
Watch event video Traditional Hawaiian Games
10am, Outrigger Kiahuna Plantation    
 
Watch event videoPlantation Cooking at Kauai Culinary Market
4pm, The Shops at Kukui`ula



Thursday, July 25th, 2013

Watch event video Look Back Through the Sugar Era
9am, Old Koloa Mill
 
Watch event video Plantation Days Putting Contest
2pm, Poipu Bay Resort Golf Club



Friday, July 26th, 2013

Watch event video Pastel Class at Mahaulepu
9am, Meet at Kawailoa Bay
 
Watch event videoTalk Story: Sweet Memories of Old Koloa
4:30pm, Koloa Union Church
 
Old Koloa Town Historical Walk
5:30pm, Koloa School



Saturday, July 27th, 2013

Watch event video Annual Historic Koloa Plantation Days Parade
10am, Koloa School to Anne Knudsen Ballpark
 
Watch event videoAnnual Park Celebration
10am, Anne Knudsen (Koloa) Ballpark



Sunday, July 28th, 2013

Watch event video Family Fun Run/Walk - 5K, 10K, 10 Mile + 1 Mile Keiki Run
7am, Poipu Beach Park off Poipu Road
 
2013 Koloa Plantation Days Historic Exhibits at Shops at Kukuiula.
2013 Koloa Plantation Days Historic Exhibits at Shops at Kukuiula.
Awesome Koloa School Ukulele Band led by Rev. Niles and Mrs. Kageyama.
Awesome Koloa School Ukulele Band led by Rev. Niles and Mrs. Kageyama.

I thought I should volunteer for this event next year...since I am also a part of Koloa community.  

 

One of the ideas I had afer looking at exhibit,  was.....Koloa Jodo Mission could display plantation items.

For example, this is an old food shelf, called "Safe" here in Hawaii.   As you know, "safe" in English means "a secured box for valuable things or money against theft", but this "Safe" is to protect food against flies or gekko or other insects.  

In Japan, it is called "Hae-cho" or "Hai-cho."  "Hae" means "fly" and "cho" means net.  I think "safe" is very good naming as a mixed culture.

 

It's amazing that we are still using this old "safe" and some other things seen at Museum.  Our temple can be a good "living museum"...just my thouhghts.

 

Koloa Plantation Days: a Poipu/Koloa festival on Kauai's sunny south shore

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