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26th Hawaii Arts, Crafts & Food Fest Set for Merrie Monarch Week

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An island tradition for the past 26 years, the 2019 Hawaii Arts, Crafts & Food Festival will again be held during Merrie Monarch Week.

This year’s Hawaii Arts, Crafts & Food Festival will commence on Wednesday, April 24, from noon to 4 p.m. and will continue Thursday, Friday and Saturday, April 25, 26 and 27, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at Nani Mau Gardens on 421 Makalika Street in Hilo. Nani Maui is located approximately 2 miles from the Hilo International Airport on Highway 11 south.

The Hawaii Arts, Crafts & Food Festival celebrates the artistic and cultural heritage of Hawaii’s people, food and environment. This four-day event showcases nearly 100 of the finest artisans, crafters and food vendors throughout the state.

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Expressions of aloha can be found at this event through various mediums including paintings, prints, sculptures, etchings, photographs, carvings, textiles, jewelries , wood workings, musical instruments and floral pieces and much more.

While at Nani Mau Gardens, stroll through the breathtaking, picturesque 22-acre botanical garden. The colors and fragrances of exotic flowers provide an unmatched touch of class to the much anticipated 26th Annual Hawaii Arts, Crafts & Food Festival During Merrie Monarch Week.

Prize giveaways, music, performances and fabulous local foods will be featured. Ample free parking will be available.

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For more information, call (808) 981-0518, email hawaiiartsandcrafts@yahoo.com or go online.

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