Join Waimea Valley for Fun Family Activities This Summer
Summer is just around the corner, which means kids will soon be out of school and families will be looking for activities to enjoy together. The team at Waimea Valley, the premier tourist attraction and cultural site in Haleiwa, HI, plan to continue their tradition of packing the summer season with fun-filled family activities. Their activities range from relaxing concerts to exciting full moon celebrations, so there’s something for everyone. Here’s a detailed look at every event they’re planning.
Summer Family Activities at Waimea Valley
Moon Walk & Dinner
During each full moon of the season, Waimea Valley is hosting a celebratory Moon Walk and dinner buffet. Tickets for the buffet, catered by Ke Nui Kitchen at the Proud Peacock, includes admission to the Moon Walk. This event will give you the unique opportunity to spend a couple of hours experiencing the Valley after dark while learning about the significance of the Hawaiian lunar phases.
Farmers’ Market
The Hale‘iwa Farmer’s Market is held every Thursday from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. for the summer entire season. Here you can appreciate local art, listen to live music, and sample delicious local food and drink.
Screen on the Green
Screen on the Green is an outdoor summer movie series that kicks off on May 31st with a screening of Disney’s Coco after the Farmers’ Market. Families can watch free movies together every Thursday at 7:15 p.m. from May 31- July 19th. Bring a blanket, low chairs, or pillows to make yourself comfortable on the lawn. Don’t forget to stop by the Farmers’ Market for snacks and drinks before the movie.
Concert Series
For those who want to partake in Hawaii’s musical culture, the Waimea Valley Summer Concert Series offers everything you’re looking for. At festivities hosted on June 30, July 28, and August 25, families can celebrate Hawaiian music and dance with the help of celebrity Hawaii radio hosts, Da Kolohe Krew. 
If you’re looking for the perfect family activities to do this summer, visit Waimea Valley to enjoy their many events. This park includes historic archaeological spots, a beautiful botanical garden, and an enchanting waterfall. It’s also a natural conservation site for some of Hawaii’s most endangered species. To learn more about these activities or to make a reservation, visit the website. You can also contact a team member with any questions at (808) 638-7766.
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