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Kings’ Shops is holding its annual “Passport to International Cultures” from 4:00-6:30 p.m. The holiday celebration will feature live entertainment by Bon Odori Taiko, Honokaa High School Jazz Band and Cyril Pahinui and Mike Kaawa. Food booths will be provided by Big Island Steakhouse, Donatoni’s, Hawaii Calls Restaurant, Merriman’s Market Café, Roy’s Waikoloa Bar & Grill, Starbucks, Beach Grill and Kings’ Grill. Even jolly old Saint Nick will stop by to greet keiki and offer free picture taking. “It’ll be a fun, festive atmosphere where families can enjoy delicious cuisine and wonderful entertainment all while helping to support a worthy cause,” said Debbie Parmley, general manager of Kings’ Shops. Event-goers will be issued a personalized photo passport that allows them to enjoy the food booths. Cost for passports are $15 adults and $5 children. All proceeds will be donated to the Waikoloa Foundation, a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the education, protection and preservation of native Hawaiian culture, history, flora and fauna. -more- In addition, winners of the Resort’s annual holiday greeting card contest will be announced. Students from Waikoloa Elementary School submitted card designs, some of which are being featured on Waikoloa Beach Resort’s holiday greeting cards. All students’ artwork will be on display at the event. Waikoloa Land Company will present school Principal Kris Kosa-Correira with a $1,000 check for school supplies and the winners will receive a framed version of their design. Parmley said, “We have some talented artists at the school. Seeing the holiday card designs our keiki have created is a great additional benefit to come to Kings’ Shops on Saturday.” About Waikoloa Beach Resort Waikoloa Beach Resort is situated on 1,350 acres of the beautiful Kohala Coast and offers dining, shopping and entertainment, along with two championship golf courses – the Kings’ Course and the Beach Course – and two world-class hotels, the Hilton Waikoloa Village and Waikoloa Beach Marriott. In addition to Kings’ Shops, the Resort is currently developing the Queens’ Marketplace, Cultural Gardens, a 28-acre integrated shopping and entertainment center that will be completed in 2007. For more information about Kings’ Shops or Waikoloa Beach Resort, visit online at www.waikoloabeachresort.com or call (808) 886-8811. # # # Useful Links:
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