First Photo: Lahaina Filipino Club members Angie Deocares (seated
from left), Adela Corpuz and Remy Ramos make lumpia Friday at the start
of the Lahaina Plantation Days celebration under the Pioneer Mill
smokestack.
"The secret ingredients are our hands and our love," said
club President Mario Arruiza with a laugh. "Without the love there is no
taste." The annual event, put on by the Lahaina Restoration Foundation,
will continue tonight from 5 to 10 with food, entertainment and many
historic displays, including vintage locomotives (second photo),
relocated to the island last week, once used in the cane fields in
Lahaina and Launiupoko.
Two original plantation locomotives, donated by
the Allen and Lenabelle Davis Foundation, were unveiled at Plantation
Days. There are 20 restaurants offering food, a beer and wine garden, a
farmer's market and games for the children. Admission to the event is
$3.
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