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Feast On the Beach Sip and Savor at Lava Lava

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Feast on the Beach Sip and Savor at Lava Lava. Courtesy photo.

Feast on the Beach Sip and Savor at Lava Lava. Courtesy photo.

The 4th Annual Feast on the Beach Sip and Savor at Lava Lava Beach Club in Waikoloa, the Big Island’s highly anticipated holiday benefit for local charities, will take place on Friday, Dec. 9, starting at 5:30 p.m.

Feast on the Beach will offer beer, wine and delicious food stations created in conjunction with Paradise Gourmet Catering along with Lava Lava Beach Club’s signature toes-in-the-sand ambiance.

Nonstop music by LT Smooth and Ho‘onu‘a throughout the evening will set the party mood in full swing.

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“The heart of our mission has always been to give back to our community,” said LLBC co-owner Scott Dodd. “Feast on the Beach has already raised $93,000 for local charities and we look forward to adding to that total this year. We pour fun, great food and giving together and have developed a very successful model for charity giving.”

Feast on the Beach tickets, and these sell out every year, are only available for purchase from these designated nonprofit organizations that directly benefit from their sales:

  • Hawaii Island Humane Society
  • Hospice of Kona
  • Kona-Kohala Chamber of Commerce
  • Lava Kids
  • Kona Community Hospital Foundation
  • North Hawaii Hospice

Tickets are $125 per person or $1,750 for reserved table of 10.

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Lava Lava Beach Club at Waikoloa Beach Resort is located at 69-1081 Ku‘uali‘i Place in Waikoloa.

Call (808) 769-5282 (LAVA) for more information about Lava Lava.

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