Lawai Beach Resort - Spring 2015 Newsletter

2016 Maintenance Fees
On May 20th, the 2016 Budgets were approved with increases
to the maintenance fees. The increases vary from .07% to 11.6%,
depending on the unit type. An average of 7% is directly related
to the real property tax methodology change.
The change to step up our foreclosure process (which eliminated
the Mahalo Week program) saved labor cost of 40 hours per week
in the office staff. This eliminated the possibility of a special
assessment for the increase of $92,500 for property tax which is
payable in August.
We were able to lower capital reserve contribution for Coral and
the AOAO as their 2016 projects are fully funded. This is not the
case with Alii (just completed a $3.1 million renovation) and
Banyan (currently in renovations).
The 2016 Statements were mailed the first week of July.
Poipu Beach
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Board of Directors
Nomination
Nominations are now being accepted through September 18, 2015.
Lawai Beach Resort Timeshare Association has three positions
(one representative for each building) for a three year term up
for election. You must be an owner in the building you wish to
represent and you may not represent more than one building.
Lika Lani Timeshare Owners Association has one position for a
three year term up for election.
Elections will be held at the annual meeting on January 27, 2016.
A copy of the nomination form can be found on Page 7 of this
newsletter, on our web site www.lawaibeach.org or click here to
download.
For more information, please contact Benjilyn Shaffer at
(808) 240-5179 or b.shaffer@lawaibeach.org
Top 10 Hawaiian Beaches
With uniquely calm waters and shallow shores perfect for families and beginner
swimmers, Poipu Beach ranks 8th in Top 10 Hawaiian Beaches by Travel Channel.
Noe Hookano
General Manager
Lawai Beach Resort
5017 Lawai Rd.
Koloa, HI 96756
(808) 240-5158
n.hookano@lawaibeach.org
Aloha from Sunny Poipu!
The replacement of the Alii hallway carpet began on June 1st and due
to spalling concerns found after lifting the carpet, it may take as long
as 8 weeks to complete. As for the railings, our staff will start painting
them shortly. It is soon time to replace the major appliances (range,
microwave and hood combo, dishwasher, washer and dryer) in these
units. The refrigerators were replaced during the renovation, so it is
not needed. We are working to have samples and proposals prepared
for the Board members to view at the September meeting.
There are a total of 25 units renovated in the Banyan building. The
Board has reconsidered redesigning the entertainment center of the
Executive Suites as they received a few comments in opposition. We
will still be replacing the TV with a larger unit.
The tile replacement in the Coral units began on July 4th. This
project will span over a two year period, with the final unit
completed in August 2017. The renovation schedule will be
available at our Front Desk, Reservation Desk and on-line for your
review when requesting your future reservations.
A new contractor has been chosen for the Lika Lani window
replacement and bathroom renovation projects. We will be taking
the entire building out of service from August through September for
these projects. We are also working with the investor and
contractor in the hopes of completing the roof replacement and solar
panel installation as well.
In January, our rental procedures changed to obtain more revenues
and lower costs. As of June 30th, 82 weeks have been rented with an
income of over $88,000. This is an average of $1,073 per week. Our
labor has also been cut by 40 hours a week between our reservations
and accounting departments.
summer by the pool...
To support your Association please consider the following when and
if you find yourself in need:
To rent additional week(s), contact HTSE for availability at
(866) 860-4873 or on line www.htse.net. And if you find you want
to spend more time with us each year, then contact Jeff Olson at
(808) 635-0828 or property@hawaiian.net.
Summer is nearly upon us and all the fun that it brings! We look
forward to your return home.
A hui hou!
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Alii in the Spring
If you can dream it, we can book it. HTSE can help you with activities like helicopter and
boat tours, luaus and more. We’ll even make dinner reservations for you.
And for your convenience, you can visit our Activities Desk right at the Lawai Beach Resort.
Call toll-free 866-860-4873 ext. 4 or dial extension 1156 or 1157 from your room.
Book activities on Kauai with HTSE
P.O. BOX 1077
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KOLOA, KAUAI, HAWAII 96756
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1.866.860.HTSE
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biba.lbrmarketing@outlook.com
Bedroom Lamp Shades: The existing bedroom lamp shades were
shrinking off the metal frame. To keep up the aesthetics of the unit
we found a similar lamp shade as a replacement.
(MSP: Buck/Stewart): To ratify at a cost of $3,500.
$603,969 in 2014 (87.79% variance).
Write Offs
(MSP: Blohowiak/Babcock): To approve total write-offs of
$56,428.19 for the AOAO.
(MSP: Blohowiak/Buck): To approve total write-offs of
$127,676.75 for the TSOA.
Entry Doors: We are obtaining more proposals to change the metal
door frames to wood.
Foreclosures and Liens: A foreclosure auction was held on March
12, 2015 with a total of 110 weeks; 37 were sold and the remaining
weeks returned to the association.
Floor Tiles: The existing tiles are separating from the subfloor and
needs to be replaced. This project will start on July 4, 2015 and last
for a year and a half.
Unfinished Business
Interval International Club Gold Program: We continue to
review the benefits of this program.
New Business
AOAO
SPS Repairs: Two of the WWTP pumps failed at the same time
and we have a temporary pump on-site with shipment of two new
pumps in three or four weeks. (MSP: Buck/Blohowiak): To ratify a
cost of $17,120.48.
AOAO
Mini Golf Greens: The re-carpeting project is scheduled in June
and will take two weeks to complete.
Trash Chute Doors: We are obtaining proposals to repair and
replace the trash chute doors in all trash rooms. This is to prevent
any Associate or Vendor injuries when cleaning the trash room or
removing the trash bin.
Alii Drain Pipe Water Leak: The leak was repaired fronting unit
1110.
Solar Energy: Phase IV of this project will start in August and
continue through October. Phase IV includes Lika Lani, Property
Laundry Facility and Rooftop Center.
TSOA
Alii
Mattress Toppers with Protectors: We received some negative
guest comments regarding the firmness of the beds, which were
replaced in 2013. Adding a 2” topper will increase the life of the
mattress as well as comfort. (MSP: Shepard/Babcock): To approve
the purchase at a cost not to exceed $20,000 from Custom Comfort
Mattress.
VFD (Variable Frequency Drive) Pumps: Installation of all VFD
pumps is 50% complete.
Lobby Furniture: The last set has arrived and is in use.
Hallway Carpet: After researching different flooring options, we
chose to re-carpet the Alii exterior hallways. This project will start
within the next two weeks. (MSP: Shepard/Babcock): To ratify
replacement of Alii Hallway carpeting by Flooring Innovations &
Interiors at a cost of $71,000.
Coral
Kitchen Light Fixture: As all other light fixtures have been replaced, this is the last fixture to be updated.
(MSP: Buck/Stewart): To ratify at a cost of $7,250.
Drapes: We are obtaining samples to replace the living room and
bedroom drapes.
Treadmills: The new treadmills are in use.
TSOA
Sofa Sleeper Mattresses with encasements –All: We will be
receiving the shipment next week.
Bedroom Furniture Package: We are obtaining samples to replace
the bedroom furniture.
Report of Executive Session
There was no Executive Session.
Alii
Renovation Project: The project is complete with only two
outstanding items. Unit 1108: Grab bar installation; Unit 1101:
Tri-pass door replacement.
Adjournment
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:30 am.
(MSP: Blohowiak/Kent)
Banyan
Renovation Project: We completed 25 units to date. This project
is on schedule to be completed by January 2017.
BES Entertainment Center: In January we approved the
alteration of the entertainment center. Originally, it was to be cut
in half, utilizing only the bottom section with a granite counter
top. After further review we will not alter the entertainment center.
We continue to move forward with the living room TV and sound
system upgrade.
Coral
Closet Mirror Doors: This project is complete.
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Gutters: This project was approved and is waiting until the roofing
and solar project is complete.
SUMMARY of the JOINT MEETING of the ASSOCIATION
OF APARTMENT OWNERS OF LIKA LANI and the
LIKA LANI TIMESHARE OWNERS ASSOCIATION BOARD
OF DIRECTORS
Exterior Paint: This project was approved and is waiting until the
roofing and solar project is complete.
May 20, 2015
TSOA
Bathroom Renovation: The approved contractor withdrew his
proposals for this project. (MSP: Blohowiak/de Coligny): To
approve ES Construction to complete this project at a cost not to
exceed $77,820.
Call to Order
Calvert de Coligny, Vice President called the meeting to order at
9:30 am on Wednesday, May 20, 2015, in the Rooftop Center at
Lawai Beach Resort, 5017 Lawai Road, Koloa, Kauai, Hawaii.
Sofa Mattresses with Encasements: We will be receiving the
shipment next week.
Roll Call & Introductions
See complete meeting minutes.
Area Rugs: We are obtaining samples for review.
Proof of Meeting Notice
Notice was issued on April 21, 2015 by Noe Hookano,
General Manager.
New Business
FYE 093014 Audit: The audits are not complete at this time and
will be reviewed upon completion.
Approval of the January 2015 Meeting Minutes
(MSP: de Coligny/Blohowiak): To approve the minutes of the
January 2015 meeting.
2016 Budgets: The overall increase to the maintenance fees are
4.4%. (MSP: Blohowiak/de Coligny): To approve the 2016 Budget.
Property Operations
Lika Lani participates with Lawai Beach Resort in operations.
Report of Executive Session
There was no Executive Session.
General Manager’s Report (Noe Hookano)
Property Overview: We are still waiting on the solar project to
be completed. All major projects will be done at the same time to
lessen the inconvenience to our owners and guests.
Adjournment
There being no further business, the meeting adjourned at 9:37 am.
(MSP: de Coligny/Blohowiak)
The minutes will be approved at the September 2015 Board meeting.
For a complete copy of the minutes after approval, please send
a SASE to Benjilyn Shaffer.
Financials
October 2014 – April 2015
AOAO: Total income is $51,473; total expenses are $49,472; with a
surplus of $2,002; Capital Reserve balance is $34,232.
TSOA: Total income is $111,762; total expenses are $107,236; with
a surplus of $4,527; Capital Reserve balance is $48,890.
Receivables
The receivables balance as of April 30, 2015 is $15,042 compared
to $13,608 in 2014 (9.53% variance).
Write Offs
There are no write offs.
Foreclosures and Liens: A foreclosure auction was held on March
12, 2015 with a total of 2 weeks; both were sold.
Unfinished Business
Interval International Club Gold Program: We continue to
review the benefits of this program.
AOAO
Solar Energy: Phase IV of this project will start in August and
continue through October. Phase IV includes Lika Lani, Property
Laundry Facility and Rooftop Center.
Bedroom Window Replacement: The approved contractor withdrew his proposals for this project. (MSP: Blohowiak/de Coligny):
To approve ES Construction to complete this project at a cost not to
exceed $57,685.
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NOMINATION FOR THE 2016 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Lawai Beach Resort Timeshare Owners Association: (You may represent one building only)
Alii
Banyan
Coral
Please circle one:
OR
Lika Lani Timeshare Owners Association
Please Print Clearly:
Name:
Ownership(s):
Address:
Phone:
Address:
Phone:
Occupation:
Statement of Qualifications (limit to 150 words):
Why do you seek the nomination (limit to 100 words)?
Signature of Nominee:
Date:
*Please complete a separate nomination form for each building you wish to be considered for. To be considered by
the Nominating Committee, nomination must be received no later than September 18, 2015.
Please return this form to:
Benjilyn Shaffer, Lawai Beach Resort *5017 Lawai Road Koloa, HI 96756
FAX: (808) 240-5320 or EMAIL: b.shaffer@lawaibeach.org
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the beach
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Bocce Ball
Bocce ball is an ancient sport
that dates back to 5200 BC.
The popularity of bocce in
America has risen every year, it
is a fun and challenging game
for all ages. The bocce set and
instructions are available at
the Front Desk. Bocce can be
played every day, on any of the
lawns at LBR from 9:00am to
dusk.
If I am staying for multiple weeks in the same unit, when will
Housekeeping clean my unit? Thursday arrivals are cleaned the
following Wednesday; Friday arrivals are cleaned on Thursday and
Saturday arrivals are done on Saturday.
I am having difficulty connecting to the Wi-Fi in the unit, what
should I do? We first ask you to power cycle the Wi-Fi equipment.
Please do ensure all electronic items (such as TV and DVD player)
are off before locating the power strip behind the living room
credenza/entertainment center, turn off the power strip and wait 30
seconds, then turn it back on. Try to connect. If the power cycle does
not resolve your issue then please contact Oceanic Tech Support at
241-7724.
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Associates received 757 Orchid Awards in the 1st Quarter of 2015!
This is recognition from their managers and peers, and FROM
YOU! Congratulations to
Marilyn Acob
Henry Acosta
Glenn Alayvilla
Mini Ancheta
Janet Arios
Moises Badua
Nora Baloaloa
Karez Batangan
Dandee Blanes
Leilanie Blanes
Paul Bostick
Melissa Bukoski
Henry Bumagat
Jerry Butac
Roland Cadavona
Clair Calija
Oliver Clamen
Cris Joy Companero
Ronald Dela Cruz
Deidre Dias
Eltomer Dullaga
Annie Esposo
Mel Fernandez
Rosie Fostanes
Malia Freitas
Nelita Ganaden
Benna Johnny
Sam Jose
Henry Kali
Talia Kona
Rose Labutong
Ferdinand
Lagundino
Susan Lewis
Elizer Magana
Maria Manuel
Eugene Mayo
Lucas McGerity
Cesar Medrano
Angel Medrano
Milagros Miguel
Flander Mizutani
Mario Oligo
Janine Pagador
Leinell Pai
Joseph Pascua
Judy Roberts
Roland Romero
Rudy Rumbaoa
Ron Ryan
Benjilyn Shaffer
Manny Simpliciano
Rolando Soriano
Jamielee Souza
Andrea Tagavilla
Cristeta Tiburcio
Ryan Trinidad
Cecile Trinidad
Marnel Tumbaga
Elvira Valmoja
Francisca Velasco
Teresita Villanueva
Loretta Winchester
Also recognized in your comments were the managers: Helenda
Bueno, Sherrie Chan, Deborah Crippen, Cora Galano, Owen Hoff,
Noe Hookano, Luka Kanoa, Miles Kobayashi, Susan Magallanes,
Wesley Pagador, Patsy Shaffer, Nick Solatre and Zenaida Valencia.
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a lifelong journey of a hula dancer
Jayna Kau’iokalanimalie Shaffer is the youngest daughter of Patsy and Walter Shaffer. If you don’t
already recognize those names, Patsy is our Rooms Manager and Walter is a former Associate of our
Engineering Department. Jayna is the youngest of their three daughters and the only one who chose
to dance hula. When you enter the Shaffer home you can follow her hula journey as their living room
proudly displays her photos and achievements. She has been dancing for 19 years, pursuing her
dream to become a Kumu hula (hula teacher). Hula is her life’s passion; growing up in Halau Ka Lei
Mokihana ‘O Leina’ala with her Kumu Jonelle Leina’ala Jardin.
Her journey began in 1996, when she was enrolled
in Keiki (baby) class. Patsy remembers Jayna always
glancing at her feet to ensure she was doing what Kumu
was teaching her. She graduated to Na ‘Opio (youth) class
in 2003. After just two years, she advanced to Wahine
(woman) class, where she decided to seriously perpetuate
and preserve the hula. She became a Ho’opa’a in 2010.
However, the most important moment was in 2013 when
Kumu Leina’ala performed ‘Uniki to graduate her from Ho’opa’a to ‘Alaka’i
(leader). This rite was done at Ke Ahua Laka, a hula heiau on Kaua’i. These steps are part of the rites to become a Kumu hula.
You must first exemplify and perpetuate the Hawaiian culture before these titles can be bestowed onto you. Jayna received a
certificate of completion from Kauai Community College (KCC) for Hawaiian Studies in 2012. A memorable year as this was
her first participation in the Merrie Monarch Festival, an annual and prestigious hula competition held in Hilo, Hawai’i. She
entered the Miss Aloha Hula and group competition. Jayna did not place in the solo competition
but the halau received 4th place for their ‘auana (modern hula) in the group competition.
Kumu Leina’ala entered Jayna to
compete a second time this past April
for the Miss Aloha Hula competition.
Both thought it fitting to pay tribute
to Hawaii’s voyaging canoe Hōkūle’a
on her Malama Honua (to care for our
earth) Worldwide Voyage. Preparations
began in August 2014 with Jayna’s
enrollment in the Polynesian Voyaging
Class at KCC to be immersed in the
history and heritage of Hōkūle’a.
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Her kahiko (traditional hula) performance was a mele ma’i or a mele with sexual
connotations. He Ho’ole’a no Hōkūle’a tells the story of a love affair between
the Kane Ki’i (man tiki) and the Wahine Ki’i (woman tiki) on the Malama Honua
Worldwide Voyage. Both are located on the stern, the Kane o Hōkūle’a o Kalani
is on the starboard side of the canoe while the Kiha Wahine o Ka Mao o Malu
Ulu o Lele is on the port side. They represent our ancestors travelling with us on
our voyage and help keep us safe. For her ‘auana she performed a mele entitled
Kaua’i o Mano which was a composed by the late Dennis Kamakahi. The mele
celebrates Kaua’i and talks about viewing the sunset from the uplands of Koke’e.
It tells of how the sunset envelopes Ni’ihau like the warmth of love. His son
David Kamakahi, a musician with the group Waipuna, consistently plays for
Halau Ka Lei Mokihana ‘O Leina’ala. She performed both numbers beautifully
and the judges thought so too, placing her as the 3rd runner up. Jayna and her
‘Ohana was most ecstatic.
Jayna was so inspired by Hōkūle’a and
her crew she wanted to give back the only
way she knew how, hula. She believes
that mele and hula are the greatest gift you
could ever give someone. Kumu Leina’ala
arranged a fundraiser with benefits going to
the Hōkūle’a on her Malama Honua Worldwide Voyage and raised
$6,000. Hōkūle’a and her sister canoe Hikianalia are sailing across
Earth’s oceans to grow awareness toward a more sustainable world.
For more information on the Malama Honua Worldwide Voyage
please visit www.hokulea.com.
Jayna is currently employed at Kawaikini New Century Public
Charter School's after school program. She also accompanies her
Kumu to Japan every month to teach traditional hula to teachers
there. She plans to teach the Hawaiian culture to school children
with her ultimate goal becoming a Kumu Hula.
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Article Written by Benjilyn Shaffer
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July 25
HNALEI BAY SWIM CHALLENGE The Swim Challenge was named one of the Top 100 Open
Water Swims in the United States. The only race of its kind on Kauai! Join 300 other swimmers from
all the other Hawaiian islands as well as the mainland and international visitors, in one of four
open-water races. In addition to two races held for the Keiki
(kids) there will also be a 1,000 and 3,000 meter courses.
Tradition of this race honors each Keiki who finishes the race
with a ribbon, while in the adult races the top three swimmers in
each category receive a medal. 7:00 AM to noon. Fee: $10 for
Keiki, $40 for adult Hanalei Pier. For more info: 805-657-9454
or www.hanaleibayswimchallenge.com
Aug 1-2
PARADISE RIDE KAUAI (10th ANNUAL) The most beautiful cycling event in the
world! This amazing ride (not a race) of about 120 miles over 2 days offers the opportunity
to experience some of Kauai’s most breathtaking scenery - along beaches, over mountains,
and through jungles. PARADISE RIDE KAUA’I is the signature fundraising event for
Malama Pono Health Services— Our mission is to stop the spread of HIV/AIDS, STDs
and infectious Hepatitis on Kaua`i and to serve those affected.
For more info: www.malama-pono.org/paradise-ride/
Aug 8
HAWAII SAND FESTIVAL AND SAND CASTLE Everyone is invited to come to
this FREE event and build their own sand castle or sand art and enjoy the music. For
keikis (kids), young and old, beginners, artists and sand sculptors. Take a free lesson
on sand creations at 11:00 AM. Learn how the pros create those amazing castles.
Realize your creative vision, get exercise, and work together with others. Prizes will
be awarded for different age groups, individuals, teams and types of art. Bring your
own shovels, pails, tools, molds, sprayers for sculpting sand.
For more info: 808-245-8680 or www.hawaiisandcastle.com
Aug 13-16
Sept 6
KAUAI COUNTY FARM BUREAU FAIR Four days of Fun, Food, Farming and Great
Entertainment for the Family at Vidinha Stadium in Lihue. Admission: $5 adults, $2 children.
For more info Melissa McFerrin 808-337-9944 or www.kauaifarmfair.org
THE KAUAI MARATHON The Kauai Marathon and Half Marathon are one of the most beautiful
destination races in the world today. This race is a great way to combine a unique experience and a get-away
that only Kauai can offer. Each runner concludes his or her journey along one of the most beautiful
oceanfront finish lines in road racing. For more info: 808-635-3053 or www.thekauaimarathon.com.
Sept 20-26 KAUAI MOKIHANA FESTIVAL Kauai Mokihana Festival is a week-long celebration of Hawaiian
culture and includes educational lectures, music and hula competitions at locations around the island of
Kauai. This year's theme is Year of Ola Pono Hawai'i (Hawaiian Health)
Sunday, September 20th, 10:00 AM – Hawaiian Church Service
(No admission fee , Kapa’a First Hawaiian Church) - Welcome all as we celebrate with special music;
even a little hula now and then in both English and the Hawaiian languages. This event is held at the
historic Kapa’a First Hawaiian Church founded by Queen Deborah Kapule in 1879.
Monday, September 21st, 7:00 PM – The Kaua’i Composer’s Contest and Concert
(Admission Fee: $20 in advance / $25 at door, HIstoric Waimea Theatre) - Celebrating its 31st
anniversary as a founding event of the Kaua`i Mokihana Festival, this event encourages the composition
of new music through its various categories including: Hawaiian (must be in the Hawaiian language),
Contemporary Hawaiian, Open, Professional and Youth (13-15 years old). Trophies and cash prizes are
awarded. Participants in this contest are inspired by sharing their personal musical creations with the
Island’s people and visitors.
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Sept 21-27
Tuesday, September 22nd, 9:00 AM – Children’s/Youth Music Competition
(Admission Fee: $10, Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall) - A growing and exciting event
that allows students in the Hawaiian Immersion School Programs to compete musically by
grades with songs in the Hawaiian language. This year’s event features songs selected by each
participating schools. You must inquire about tickets in advance. Space is limited.
Tuesday, September 22nd, 6:00 AM - Under The Palms at Wailua Concert
Enjoy the rich culture of Hawai'i through sweet Hawaiian Music and hula. Featuring Lady
Ipo Kahaunaele-Ferreria and Na Hoaloha and hula performances from selected hula halau on
Kaua'i. This popular event starts at 6:00 PM and entertainment continues to 9:00 PM. Admission Fee: $20 in advance/$25 at
door. Location: Aloha Beach Hotel. Doors open at 5:00 PM. Food and beverage will be available for purchase.
Wednesday, September 23rd, 6:00 PM - Cultural Presentation
TBA - Please check on the web site www.maliefoundation.org for more information.
Thursday, September 24th, 6:00 PM - Hula Competition: Solo/Group Kahiko Nei
(Admission Fee: $20 in advance / $25 at door, Kaua’i Beach Resort) - This event
demonstrates a creative and unique idea in hula in the ancient style (kahiko) with a
slight twist of Kaua'i flavor. Newer chants are encouraged by judges. Chants that are
10 years old or less get five bonus points. Bonus points are given to chants 20 years or
younger.
Friday, September 25th, 6:00 PM - Hula Competition: Group `Auana
(Admission Fee: $20 in advance / $25 at door, Kaua’i Beach Resort) - This is the second evening of hula competition and
features ‘Auana, modern hula. This group competition allows the hula school (halau) to use traditional, borrowed or newly
created implements to add a "contemporary" flavor to hula. This event encourages the ingenuity and creativeness of our
kumu hula. Categories include Kaikamahine, Keikikane, Wahine, Kane, Kupuna and Hui/`Ohana. Come early, as Kauai's
Aloha Festival's Royal Court will attend this event in full regalia with ceremonial entrance.
Saturday, September 26th begins at 12:00 PM Noon. - Hula Competition Solo `Auana & Finale
(Admission Fee: $20 in advance / $25 at door, Kaua’i Beach Resort) - The finale cannot be missed. First, solo competition
enchants the audience. Then, all the competing halau and audience wait breathlessly to see the winners announced by the
judges. For more info: www.maliefoundation.org
Oct 3-4
Oct 10
THE COCONUT FESTIVAL This is a two day cultural festival that offers Polynesian and coconut themed entertainment,
cultural and historical exhibits and demonstrations, food, crafts, games, contests, hands-on cultural activities and cooking
demonstrations. Oct 3rd, Saturday 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Oct 4th, Sunday 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM at the Kapaa Beach Park,
fee: $5 per person, 12 and younger FREE . For more info: Tricia (808) 652-4988
EO E EMALANI I ALAKAI Festival Kanaloahuluhulu Meadow fronting the Kokee Museum. This is a free
commemorative event honoring Queen Emma's ascent into Kokee in 1871. Day long
hula and Hawaiian music, chant and oli. A royal procession on horseback at noon. 10:00
AM to 4:00 PM. For more info: Michelle Hookano (808) 335-9975 or www.kokee.org
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