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MNHCoC Hosts Kalikimaka ma Lalo o ke Kai Dinner

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Scuba Claus celebrates the 12 days of FISH-mas at the Maui Ocean Center. Maui OCean Center photo.

The Maui Native Hawaiian Chamber of Commerce will host their December Membership dinner at 5:30 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 13, at Maui Ocean Center in Maʻalaea.

This month’s theme is Kalikimaka ma Lalo o ke Kai, meaning Christmas Under the Sea. The dinner will be held in the Open Ocean exhibit amongst beautiful sharks and rays.

“Maui Ocean Center is a long-time MNHCoC member,” said MHNCoC President Teri Freitas Gorman. “We thought it would be fun to celebrate Christmas there and enjoy the company of sharks and our other underwater friends.”

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The evening will open with networking and passed pūpū followed by a buffet featuring beef medallions and mushroom with Merlot demi-glace; macadamia encrusted mahimahi with citrus beurre blanc; and garlic and herb roasted chicken; accompanied by a full complement of side dishes. The meal will conclude with a selection of holiday desserts and Kona coffee.

In lieu of a formal presentation, the December membership dinner will feature the music of Maui’s Ikaika Blackburn. Blackburn is a gifted ‘ukulele player and founding member of the Nā Hōkū Hanohano award-winning trio Nā Hoa. In 2015, Nā Hoa received a Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award for Extended Play Album of the Year for Cha-Lang-A-Lang Christmas.

The cost is $80 for members and reservations must be paid in advance through PayPal at the website  or by phone (808) 757-3045.

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Due to venue capacity, attendance will be limited so early reservations are highly recommended.

The RSVP deadline is Friday, Dec. 8, advance reservations are required; walk-ups will be turned away.

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