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Celebrate 33rd Christmas with the Chefs this weekend at OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa

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You’re invited to indulge in holiday fare and festivity while supporting the local culinary industry’s future during the 33rd Christmas with the Chefs.

The special seasonal soirée is set for 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Dec. 13 inside and out of the ballroom at OUTRIGGER Kona Resort & Spa at Keauhou Bay.

Image from a previous Christmas with the Chefs event. (Photo Courtesy)

Tasty temptations include savory and sweet tasting stations by the Big Island’s top chefs, confectioners and beverage purveyors.

Imbibe in unlimited worldly wines, local brews, handcrafted cocktails, non-alcoholic beverages and Kona coffee.

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Dance to live holiday tunes and swanky rhythms by the ever-favorite Jazz Gardeners.

Browse a silent auction stocked with island treasures perfect for holiday gift giving while supporting local businesses.

Proceeds from Christmas with the Chefs — which is presented by the American Culinary Federation Kona Kohala Chefs Association and Sysco — support student chef scholarships and educational activities.

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The fundraiser — originally Christmas at Hulihe‘e — has moved to various Hawai‘i Island locations through the years and raised more than $900,000.

Image from a previous Christmas with the Chefs event. (Photo Courtesy)

Tickets are $150 per person. VIP tables of 10 also can be purchased for $1,800, which includes reserved inside seating, table service, selections by Volcano Winery and VIP parking.

Get additional information or purchase your tickets at the Christmas with the Chefs website.

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