March 2018

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March 10, 2018 – The Kona Brewers Festival

The Kona Brewers Festival raising funds for charities through the celebration of handcrafted beers and local cuisine at a sustainable community gathering. Top chefs from some of the Big Island’s favorite restaurants will offer their best food pairings for beer, ranging from fresh fish and smoked meats to deep fried avocados and tropical sweets, served up fresh on a banana leaf plate against a backdrop of passing paddle boards and canoes at the historic Kamakahonu Bay Beach.

Time: First session from Noon to 3pm and second session from 4:30 to 7:30 pm. at King Kamehameha’s Courtyard Kona Beach Hotel lu`au grounds, Kailua-Kona.

Cost: $75 and include brew samplings from 40 Hawaii and mainland breweries. Visit: www.konabrewersfestival.com

March TBA, 2018 – Talk Story On The Land – Cloud Forest, Kona

Hike around the amazing Kona Cloud Forest located on the flanks of Hualalai Volcano and see the awesome tropical, forest, and montane zones of plants that change as the elevation increases. Led by Norman Bezona, a horticulture consultant for over 50 years and well known garden columnist for West Hawai’i Today.

Free to the public. Meet at northwest corner of Home Depot parking lot at 9:45am. R.S.V.P. Janet Britt, Hawaii Island Director of Hawaiian Islands Land Trust: 808-769-4343. For more info, visit www.hilt.org.

Marts 19, 2018 – “KOKUA KAILUA” Kona Village Stroll

Sun. 1-6 PM, Free

Kailua Kona presents kama’aina and visitors a unique opportunity to stroll in and out of the array of shops, restaurants, local musicians, artists and vendors lining Ali’i Drive along Kailua Bay in Kona. Ali‘i Drive Open to Pedestrians Only. Special Kama‘aina Pricing at Participating Restaurants & Merchants.

Marts 19, 2018 – Hulihe’e Palace Monthly Event

Sun. 4 PM, Free, Hulihe’e Palace’s South Lawn

Hawaiian music featuring the Hawai’i County Band with kahiko hula by kumu Etua Lopes’ Na Pua U`i O Hawai`i hula halau on the at 4 p.m., presented by the Daughters of Hawai`i. Bring beach mats or chairs.