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Kalama Heritage Festival Celebrates Pacific Northwest Hawaiians and Native Tribes History with Canoes Regatta, Music, Food, Workshops, Luau August 19-21

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Thursday, August 4, 2022
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Kalama, Washington--(Newsfile Corp. - August 4, 2022) - Area residents and visitors will be treated to a wide range of entertainment, food, Native Tribal Canoe families, Hawaiian outrigger canoes, and learning experiences at this year's Kalama Heritage Festival 11th Annual Event August 19-21st.

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  • Kalama, Washington--(Newsfile Corp. - August 4, 2022) - Area residents and visitors will be treated to a wide range of entertainment, food, Native Tribal Canoe families, Hawaiian outrigger canoes, and learning experiences at this year's Kalama Heritage Festival 11th Annual Event August 19-21st.
  • This year's event is free, except the traditional luau food ticketing VIP meet and greet event.
  • This is one of the major highlights of this year's festival.
  • It will be held in the Marine Louis Rasmussen Park in Kalama, off the I-5 exit #30.