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Our honorable mention entrants! Mahalo to everyone

Our honorable mention entrants! Mahalo to everyone who participated. All entry fees were donated to The Big Island Giving Tree. #kamuelainn #christmas #wreathcontest #thebigislandgivingtree

2022 Christmas Wreath Contest Winners! #kamuelainn

2022 Christmas Wreath Contest Winners! #kamuelainn #christmas #wreathcontest

2022 Christmas Wreath Contest Winners! #kamuelain

2022 Christmas Wreath Contest Winners! #kamuelainn #christmas #wreathcontest

Giveaway begins at 5pm at our station on Ala Ohia

Giveaway begins at 5pm at our station on Ala Ohia Road, near Pukalani Stables, during the Waimea Twilight Parade on Saturday, December 3. Remember the roads close at 5:30pm. #waimeatwilightparade #kamuelainn #waimea #kamuela #trucker #christmas #coldcountry

Waimea’s 62nd Annual Christmas Twilight Parade i

Waimea’s 62nd Annual Christmas Twilight Parade is this Saturday, December 3, 2022, at 5:30 pm.

Please note on the image there is a route change and a road closure through the town center (Mamalahoa Highway)—only emergency vehicles will be permitted through. This year's parade reverts back to its previous format, where spectators line the streets while festive vehicles pass by.

Plan ahead, and please be mindful of everyone's safety!

Learn more: www.WaimeaTown.org/Parade

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#waimeachristmasparade2022 #waimeacommunity #waimeacommunityassociation

The month of November isn’t only about the Thank

The month of November isn’t only about the Thanksgiving holiday, but another little-known holiday is also celebrated during this month. Very soon, Hawaiian flags will begin to adorn schools, universities, community spaces, and even Facebook posts. It is Lā Kūʻokoʻa!

“Lā Kūʻokoʻa is a kingdom holiday that was first celebrated in 1843 to commemorate Hawaiʻi’s sovereignty and independence. That was the year when the United States, Britain, and France officially recognized Hawaiian independence due to the efforts of the kingdom’s first diplomat Timoteo Haʻalilio and his associate William Richards. Though Haʻalilio passed away on the return voyage to Hawaiʻi, they were successful in their mission, and the independence of Hawaiʻi was celebrated for the next five decades.

Though the celebration fell out of much of the public consciousness after the overthrow and “annexation” of Hawaiʻi, recent years have brought renewed attention to the kingdom holiday. Lā Kūʻokoʻa is being celebrated again throughout Hawaiʻi nei, at schools, universities, and in different communities.“ - www.kanaeokana.net

The next time November 28 rolls around, get out your Hawaiian flag and celebrate our kūʻokoʻa! Better yet, come visit us at Kamuela Inn, take a selfie with our flag, and tag us on both Facebook and Instagram; don’t forget the hashtags #kamuelainn #lakuokoa

Happy Thanksgiving from our ‘Ohana to Yours 🧡

Happy Thanksgiving from our ‘Ohana to Yours 🧡

We are thankful for all of your support, and we hope you have a blessed day with your loved ones!
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Just a reminder that it's time for our annual Chri

Just a reminder that it's time for our annual Christmas Wreath Contest again!

This year's theme is "Winter Wonderland" 🌬❄️⛄️
We are accepting entries from this Sunday, November 27, 20222, through Thursday, December 1, 2022, 8am - 5pm.

All proceeds will be donated to the Big Island Giving Tree.

To enter, visit www.thekamuelainn.com/events.
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