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Imua Discovery Garden hosts 3rd Annual Keiki Holiday Festival

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  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services

Imua Family Services welcomes Maui’s children and their families to its third annual Keiki Holiday Festival on Saturday, Dec. 16 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the Will Smith Imua Discovery Garden in Wailuku.

The event features outdoor activities, live music, food and six acres of holiday lights and décor. Registration is just $5 for the entire family, and advanced reservations are required online at www.discoverimua.com/holiday.

  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services
  • Keiki Holiday Festival. PC: Imua Family Services

Join Santa and Mrs. Claus for a holiday photo, build to your heart’s desire with Ben’s Big Blue Blocks, enjoy a toasty cup of hot cocoa served up by Kiwanis of the Valley Isle and enjoy a slew of other kid-friendly activities, including face painting, Maui Classic Cruisers, Maui Taiko, visits with Imua’s animal friends, and live music with Marty Dread.

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While the festival is geared toward our young keiki, everyone in the family is welcome to attend.

Sponsors of this year’s event are: Alaska Airlines, Hawaiʻi USA Federal Credit Union, Maui Health, Minit Medical, Odom Corporation, Pacific Media Group and Stable Road Capitol.

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