The public is invited to enjoy a day of art, entertainment and fun during the Abled Hawai`i Artists’ (AHA) 10th Annual Art Festival at Hilo’s Prince Kuhio Plaza on Saturday, July 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Mayor Harry Kim will attend the festival as part of the celebration for the Americans with Disabilities Act in Hawai`i.
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The free, all-ages celebration will include healing arts demonstrations, face and body painting, a silent auction, recycled art, crafts, mask and puppet making, and the 3rd Fabulous Flash Mob dance performance.
The flash mob will join individuals, community groups and members of Friday Dance Party at the plaza’s center stage to groove to Justin Timberlake’s “Can’t Stop the Feeling!” Anyone can participate. See the dance tutorial video below for instructions.
Support for the Art Festival is welcomed through donations and volunteer participation.
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The public is invited to enjoy a day of art, entertainment and fun during the Abled Hawai`i Artists’ (AHA) 10th Annual Art Festival at Hilo’s Prince Kuhio Plaza on Saturday, July 22, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The free, all-ages celebration will include healing arts demonstrations, face and body painting, a silent auction, recycled art, crafts, mask and puppet making, and the 3rd Fabulous Flash Mob dance performance. 
