By Léo Azambuja

Is this what it feels like to be abducted by aliens? Not bad.

Is this what it feels like to be abducted by aliens? Not bad.

The Kaua‘i Farm Bureau Farm Fair is where we see everyone. It’s that once a year, four-day period when we reconnect with all our friends and family from different parts of the island.

Oh, and we also get to go on some pretty awesome rides, eat some yummy food, listen to rad live music, laugh at the hypnotist show, pet the cutest baby animals, win giant or tiny stuffed animals, find out about local businesses and so much more.

The only downside is we have to wait a whole year to have that much fun again on Kaua‘i.

Laurie Cicotello, left, and Deann Yamaguchi, of Live Laugh Aloha.
Kaua‘i’s own, Miss Hawai‘i Stephanie Steuri, playing DJ at Kong Radio.
Jeremy Haupt, of AllRedEye clothing.
The Scrapa girls, from left to right, Sabrina Schafter, Stephanie Iwasaki and Kelly Meatoga.
Ron Wiley, the voice of Kong Radio.
The Kawakami ‘ohana: Derek and his wife, Monica, and their daughter Hailee.
The Panui ‘ohana: Henry and Kerry with their daughter Mahie.
Kaua‘i Kookie crew, from left to right, Katie Pratico, Tyler Nakashima and Esther Kawakami-Williams.
Neill Sams, owner of Orchid Alley Kaua‘i.
Erika Keoho, left, Shaniya Martins, center, and Lana Simmons, fundraising for Kapa‘a Pop Warner.
Sheena Tuazon, of DeepKauai, and her daughter, Lauhela Tuazon.
Malama Maha‘ulepu crew, from left to right, Rayme Meyer, Ira Meyer, Mary Neudorffer and Gregg Peters.

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