Rice Street Block Party

Reggae band Revival

By Léo Azambuja

The Rice Street Block Party on the evening of Sept. 23 brought together the community, offering entertainment, food, history, culture, arts and shopping. Some of the entertainment included Makana, Revival and 1^st Cut.

Those who came were also given a glimpse of what the County Planning Department has in mind for Rice Street, with improvements funded by the TIGER grant. The enhancements are intended to safely integrate pedestrians, biker and motor vehicles in the heart of Līhuʻe.

Bob Valencia

Mina Brissett, left, and Grace Kim

Left to right, Jared Miller, Shalini Kannan and Cristina Mack

Desmarie C., left, and Dom Ahnee

Mardi Maione and Luca Maione

Waylene Kimi

Pat Griffin

Christine Myrvall

Left to right, Janet Berreman, David Kennard and Bev Brody

Bea Raco

Left to right, Jaimelynn Dela Cruz, Kahanu Smith, Marla Solinon and Shantel Auelua

Ruby Pap, left, and Marie Williams

Sheila Bradley

Addy Gillian and daughter Mila Gillian

The Reggae band Revival during the 2017 Rice Street Block Party

Halia Laney, left, and Sabryn Rudinoff

Reggae star Sashamon

Makana