Food, family, dance: Post Falls Luau aims to bring community together
Post Falls is hosting a Polynesian Luau on Saturday, June 21, at the Post Falls Pavilion. This cultural festival is free to the public and includes performances by traditional Polynesian performers, live music, dancing and authentic island cuisine prepared by family-run food trucks. Back row from left: Sina Kefu, Toni Kefu, Fusi Kefu, Mary Olson, Tui Kefu, Pila Faiva. Front row: Saimone Kefu, Heilala Olson, Clover Olson.
CAROLYN BOSTICK/Press
POST FALLS — North Idaho residents will be saying Mālō ‘aupito (thank you very much) after attending a new Polynesian luau event Saturday at the Post Falls Pavilion.
Mary Olson, owner of Friendly Islands Kava, and Toni Kefu, owner of Friendly Islands Grill, spoke of the plan to bring “the spirit of the islands to North Idaho” by sharing their culture with the wider community.
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