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Brennan Fielding serves up some Brew Moon beer and food.
The lager, brewed in Honolulu by Brennan Fielding, was recognized in the category of German-style Schwarzbier in the competition sometimes called "the Olympics of the beer world."
The Association of Brewers sponsors the festival, which draws entries from around the world.
Brew Moon also took a silver medal for its Special B., a basil-flavored beer, in the herb and spice category.
Brew Moon, located in Ward Centre, is a microbrewery featuring handcrafted beers and a full-service dining menu.
Chefs Jean Marie Josselin and Sam Choy will participate, along with Kauai's microbrewers and wine distributors. Entertaining will be the Divas (Melveen Leed, Carole Kai, Loyal Garner and Noelani Cypriano), Hapa and the Brothers Cazimero.
Tickets are $5 in advance, $60 at the door.
On Oct. 27, 29 and 31, the menu will consist of Warm Potato Salad with Caviar and Watercress Sauce, Honey-Lacquered Duck Breast and Brochettes of Fruit with a Sweet Couscous served in an Iced Orange Soup. On Oct. 28 and 30, the menu will feature Salad with Shrimp Marinated with Caviar, Roasted Lamb Basquaise and Lemon Souffle Crepes.
Workshops are conducted 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Each workshop is $125. Prepaid reservations are required. Call 923-2311, ext. 5300.
The festival will feature Alii beers, food booths including Surf Taco and The Seafood Garden, live entertainment, rides, craft booths and more.
Admission: $5 donation in advance; $6 at the door; keiki under 12 are free. All proceeds will benefit the Friends of Foster Kids. Call Michelle Wong at 236-1058 for more information.
The cost is $50; $36 without wine. Call 396-7697.
There will be free kidney and health screenings, organ donor information, cooking demonstrations, educational exhibitions, a display of the National Donor Family Quilt, children's activities and entertainment.
Call 593-1515.
Registration begins at 6:30 a.m. at McCoy Pavilion, with the 10K walk scheduled to start at 7:30 a.m. Pledges and donations raised by walkers will support local programs and services of the American Diabetes Association, as well as fund research and treatment of the disease, which affects 80,000 people locally.
The walk loops twice around Ala Moana Beach Park before ending with a celebration with food and entertainment by the Opihi Pickers, Na Hoku Pa Maunalua, the Countryside Band and Halau I Ka Wekiu.
Those interested in supporting ADA can pick up pledge forms at Blockbuster Video, Longs Drugs stores and Safeway. Call 521-1142.
There will be a fitness challenge, cholesterol testing, body fat analyses and massages from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Call 544-0277.
