October 26, 2008 – Paauilo, Hawaii VIDEO by David Corrigan It was another year of family fun and locally grown food at the ballfield at Pau`uilo School on Saturday, when the town hosted the Hamakua Alive festival. Founded by Jim Reddekopp of the Hawaiian Vanilla Company, the event featured the unique agricultural bounty of the […]
October 26, 2008 – Paauilo, Hawaii
VIDEO by David Corrigan
It was another year of family fun and locally grown food at the ballfield at Pau`uilo School on Saturday, when the town hosted the Hamakua Alive festival.
Founded by Jim Reddekopp of the Hawaiian Vanilla Company, the event featured the unique agricultural bounty of the Hamakua Coast.
People browsed tables set with organic honey, taro, fruits, tea and more. Family oriented games and music were also enjoyed.
This was the second Hamakua Alive event in October. The first was held in 2007.
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October 26, 2008 – Paauilo, Hawaii VIDEO by David Corrigan It was another year of family fun and locally grown food at the ballfield at Pau`uilo School on Saturday, when the town hosted the Hamakua Alive festival. Founded by Jim Reddekopp of the Hawaiian Vanilla Company, the event featured the unique agricultural bounty of the […]
October 26, 2008 – Paauilo, Hawaii
VIDEO by David Corrigan
It was another year of family fun and locally grown food at the ballfield at Pau`uilo School on Saturday, when the town hosted the Hamakua Alive festival.
Founded by Jim Reddekopp of the Hawaiian Vanilla Company, the event featured the unique agricultural bounty of the Hamakua Coast.
People browsed tables set with organic honey, taro, fruits, tea and more. Family oriented games and music were also enjoyed.
This was the second Hamakua Alive event in October. The first was held in 2007.