EVENING ON THE LAWN
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 27TH
5:00PM - 8:00PM
VENUE MOVED TO MARYKNOLL COMMUNITY CENTER
While the event will be in the MCC, we're looking forward to a fun-filled night with all of our Maryknoll students, faculty, staff, families, alumni, and friends! Even though it won't be snowing, we encourage all of you to bring your jackets & sweaters, along with your blankets and mats to spread out on the Maryknoll Community Center court and bleachers! If you have any questions, please reach out to us at 808-952-7310 or email development@maryknollschool.org! Check out the event details and information below, and we'll see you all tomorrow at the Maryknoll Community Center for Evening On The Lawn!
Event Lineup:
- 5:00PM: Opening remarks and prayer by Father EJ Resinto & MC's Jeremy Ramos '07 & Chasen St. Onge '09
- 5:00PM - 5:15pm: Maryknoll School Hawaiian Club
- 6:30 - 7:00PM: Intermission with MC's Jeremy Ramos '07 & Chasen St. Onge '09
Parking will be available on a first-come, first-serve basis, and we are expecting a large turnout! Please be sure to carpool or take advantage of our rideshare discount with Lyft: Promo Code "ONTHELAWN2" (drop-off/pick-up at Dole Street driveway). Event Parking Map
Event Vendor and Booth Map |
Check Out Our Featured Vendors! Morning Glass is a cozy yet bustling café located in Manoa Valley. Co-Owner Mahina Akimoto '06 created a menu that focuses on simple preparations of great ingredients, made from scratch whenever possible, with an emphasis on seasonal, local and sustainable products. We support local farmers and producers where-ever we can – fresh pork from 2 Lady Pig Farmers (Waianae), fresh beef from Kulana Beef on the Big Island, local tomatoes from the Big Island, greens of all kinds as well as bananas and lilikoi from the North Shore, mangos, papayas, Lehua honey from Oahu, even local milk from Hawaii Fresh on the Big Island. Locally grown ingredients taste better, are fresher, and are generally healthier than foods flown or shipped to the islands. Where great local choices are not available, we seek out the best in ingredients wherever we find them. Koa Pancake House was started in 1988 by husband and wife, Il Man and Sam Soon Chung, who opened up their very first dine-in breakfast and lunch restaurant on the island of O’ahu. Designed from Hawaiian Koa, one of the finest textured woods in the world, the first Koa Pancake House was born. To expand the brand, the Chungs’ decided to open up a second location in 2001, to provide a fast-casual dining experience. Since then, six Koa Pancake Houses have been opened across the island, proudly serving traditional breakfast and lunch plates with a Hawaiian flair. In 2014, the business was kept in the family when Juno Chung '03, son of Il Man and Sam Soon, took over. He plans to expand the brand throughout the islands of Hawai’i, to make Koa Pancake House the best breakfast and lunch option in not only Hawai’i, but all of the continental US. Keiki and the Pineapple was created by Tiffany Leng '05 Morrissey as Hawaii's new and unique kid's concept play café where families can come and relax while toddlers/kids can play in a safe environment. Located on the corner of Ward Avenue and Kapiolani Boulevard in a 1,500-square-foot space that was formerly occupied by Greens and Vines. Outside, there’s a 500-square-foot patio with additional seating and toys. Each week, Keiki & the Pineapple will also host various activities for kids, including storytime, art classes, yoga and more. K&P will be hosting an activities tent providing a fun play area with a soft mat and toys for our Spartan Keikis! Juega is all about exploring traditional flavors through play and experimentation with a focus on locally sourced ingredients. Owner Alejandra Alexander started making tamales to reconnect with her heritage, but the flavors she concocts mix traditional with modern. There’s the choriqueso aka “el cheese pool” (how could you resist a name like that?), with chorizo, cheese sauce, mushrooms and black beans, and vegan tamales with roasted bell peppers, mac nuts, and pomegranate molasses. Don’t miss the creamy salted caramel flan. El Chino Taco offers updated classic Asian flavors, fused into traditional Southern-style barbecue meats of the highest quality. They pride themselves in buying and using the highest quality products available, meaning responsibly raised 100% all-natural pork, USDA Prime Grade beef and as many local products and produce as possible! They make everything by hand, including all of their signature sauces, marinades, and even the mayo! They are looking forward to serving the following signature dishes: Cognac Togarashi Char Siu Ribs, Yuzu Kosho Pulled Pork Tacos, & Bourbon Misoyaki Brisket Momona Bowls HI is a local, family-owned catering company that brings the "backyard pa‘ina" to any event. They look forward to offering their signature Pastele Stew, Beef Luau Stew, and Shoyu Chicken to this month's Evening On The Lawn! Nalo Snow will be bringing their signature self-serve 10 flavor stations and offering their "fluffy & snowy" shave ice with up to 2 toppings (Li-Hing Mui Powder and/or sweet condensed milk) throughout the night. Our Maryknoll Cross-Country Team and MHS Model United Nations Club will also be fundraising that night to raise proceeds for their activities and programs! The MHS Model U.N. Club will be attending the 68th Berkeley Model United Nations (BMUN) Conference, which will be held from March 2020 on the prestigious campus of the University of California, Berkeley. ***Please keep in mind that you will need to purchase scripts for all vendor transactions*** Let us know you're coming by submitting your RSVP below! |
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