A big MAHALO to everyone that helped with & supported
this year's Noelani Craft Fair!
The annual Noelani Craft and Children's Fair is not only a long-standing Noelani tradition, but a wonderful event for the entire community! Held since 1989, our Craft Fair is traditionally held on the second Saturday in November. In addition to being the perfect start to your Holiday shopping, the event helps fund our music and PE teachers, enrichment activities, technology for students and teachers and also facilities improvements.
Our Craft Fair is well known for its mix of high quality hand-crafted and commercially-produced gifts, seasonal items, plants, clothing, jewelry, specialty foods, and more. Of course we also have our Noelani favorite foods such as Mr. Karl's fried rice and fried noodles and the Original Old Fashioned Noelani Dogs, Waffle Bananas, and Waffle Cheese sticks! To top it all off, we have exciting keiki games and rides to entertain the kids while you shop! This event is truly fun for the entire family and supports the education of our keiki.
Due to COVID-19, we've had to adjust the way we've been holding our Craft Fair but we hope to get back to the in-person fun as soon as we are able to!
For more information about our Craft Fair, please email [email protected].
Our Craft Fair is well known for its mix of high quality hand-crafted and commercially-produced gifts, seasonal items, plants, clothing, jewelry, specialty foods, and more. Of course we also have our Noelani favorite foods such as Mr. Karl's fried rice and fried noodles and the Original Old Fashioned Noelani Dogs, Waffle Bananas, and Waffle Cheese sticks! To top it all off, we have exciting keiki games and rides to entertain the kids while you shop! This event is truly fun for the entire family and supports the education of our keiki.
Due to COVID-19, we've had to adjust the way we've been holding our Craft Fair but we hope to get back to the in-person fun as soon as we are able to!
For more information about our Craft Fair, please email [email protected].
Slideshow by Keliann Yamamoto
