By Léo Azambuja

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2016 Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau Fair

Every August, the Kaua‘i County Farm Bureau Fair in Līhuʻe brings us closer to each other. Yes, it is likely the most fun, family-oriented event of the year. But it is also an event where you see everyone.

In no other event on Kaua‘i you give more handshakes, hugs and kisses than in the farm fair. For that, it is a golden opportunity for island businesses and nonprofit organizations to network and showcase their products and services. They really are the backbone of Kaua‘i.

Kudos to the island’s businesses who helped to support this epic event. Also, big kudos to the Kaua‘i Farm Bureau for organizing the best ever fair. The food part of the event went up several notches this year.

Farsyde Tattoo, left to right, Brandon Yama, Arturo Luna, Jarod Powell and Kelsy Naka
Island Cars’ Brandon Young and Jen Kaona
Left to right, Indissa Ornellas and Ann Yamamoto, of Heart to Pieces, and Maile Aki, of Mai’s Jewelry
Donna Miller, left, of Seven Sisters Doula Collective, and Diane Decker, of Hua Moon Women’s Health
Dr. B. Blackwell, left, and Felicia Cowden, of Alaka‘i o Kaua‘i Public Charter School
Jason White, of Wiki Wiki Peeler
Happy Science crew, left to right, Nicole Sakurai, Lori Morita, Jacie Martinez and Mitsuko Taura
Left to right, Susan Caires, Tim Ferran and Valri Kriner, of the Civil Air Patrol
Katie Finnery, of Westside Fish and Feed
Tran Tran, left, and Krystal Harmon, of Barbizon Modelin and Acting School
Chasitie Gonsalves, left, of Mermaid Kissed Kaua‘i, and Vanessa Louis, of Earring Diva Kaua‘i
Tasha Prem, left, and Laura Otis, of Skyline Eco-Adventures

 

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