Market Luau and Old Car Show
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August 12, 2009
By Cheryl McCord
 
Everyone is invited to the Kuna Farmers Market Luau and Car Show celebration from 9 to noon on Saturday. Come partake of the feast that will include roast pig, corn on the cob and baked goods around the Market.

A Vogel Farms pig will be hickory smoked for 21 hours in a mobile oven by Rene Schoop, the second generation owner of Meridian Meat and Sausage. Rene uses the old-fashioned method of smoking without the added phosphates. The tender pork will be served on potato bread rolls with a choice of Idaho barbeque sauces.

The roast pig or Kalua Pig is the highlighted dish of a Hawaiian luau which is typically a feast and celebration of important events such as a baby’s first birthday, graduations and weddings. Music and dancing are also part of a luau party.

Our local “Elvis,” Jim McDonell, will entertain with songs from Elvis’ 1973 concert in Honolulu. Chassidy Gaunavinaka will perform traditional Hawaiian dance. Chassidy is the 13-year-old granddaughter of Neal Durham, the Market fruit vendor.

In addition to the luau festivities, Treasure Valley Model A Ford Club members will make the drive to Kuna to display their polished and restored vintage autos at the Market.

Come enjoy the antique cars and the luau. Dress Hawaiian and get your picture with the old cars or with Elvis.

Fresh produce at the Market this week includes sweet corn, peaches, apricots, green beans, blackberries, melons, cucumbers.

Next week August 15: Farmers Market Luau and Car Show; Corn & Pickle Festival at Vogel Farms

The Market is held Saturdays from 9 am to 12 noon at Sandstone Plaza in Kuna at the west end of Main Street. For more information, contact Cheryl McCord at 922-5113 or visit the website at www.KunaFarmersMarket.com.
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