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Market on the move

The Mililani Farmers' Market is moving from Saturday afternoon to Sunday, and to a new site on the Mililani High School campus.

Beginning this weekend, market hours will be 8 a.m. to noon in front of the gym. The market had been held on Saturday afternoons in the parking lot since opening in March.

To kick off the move, Roy's Ko Olina Restaurant will be serving breakfast. Coffee, beignets, oatcakes and other items will be sold by regular market vendors.

The Mililani market features 15 to 20 vendors each week, offering locally grown produce, fresh-cut flowers, grass-fed beef and a variety of prepared foods.

The market is sponsored by the Hawaii Farm Bureau Federation. Call 848-2074.

Waimea adventure

Tour a selection of Big Island family farms in an agricultural adventure Sept. 17.

"Taste of Kamuela: A Heritage Tour" begins at 9:15 a.m. at the Waimea Homestead Farmers Market, then proceeds by bus to Honopua Farm, the Waika Ahupua'a (traditional Hawaiian agricultural site) and Kahua Ranch.

A Hawaiian lunch buffet is included and hula performances by Beamer Solomon Halau O Po'ohala.

Cost is $89.81, to benefit the Big Island Farm Bureau.

'Lucky Cow' wants you

Cartoonist Mark Pett is collecting real-life fast-food restaurant adventures for his comic strip, "Lucky Cow," which runs in the Star-Bulletin on Sundays.

"Lucky Cow" centers on a father and daughter running their own fast-food franchise. It is syndicated to about 75 newspapers. Pett is interested in horror stories, funny stories, or anything that speaks to the fast-food experience.

The writer of the winning story will receive the signed original strip, as well as a free signed copy of Pett's latest comic collection from Andrews McMeel Publishing, "Lucky Cow."

Storylines and sample strips will be accepted, but only one entry per person.

Deadline to enter is Monday. Send name, address, phone number, e-mail address, date of entry and the newspaper where you read "Lucky Cow." Send your entry to Andrews McMeel Publishing, care of Dept. DM, 4520 Main St., Kansas City, Mo. 64111. Or e-mail entries to LuckyCowcontest@amuniversal.com.

Cooking up skills

Kapiolani Community College is offering these cooking classes in September. Call 734-9211.

Basic Knife Skills: 8 a.m. to noon Sept. 24; $45

I'm Tired of Being Tired: Macrobiotic soups, stews and salads. 8 a.m. to noon Sept. 17; $45

PizzaFest!: 1 to 5 p.m. Sept. 17; $45

Kahala classes

September classes at the Kahala Mandarin Oriental are held from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays. Call 739-8780.

Sept. 10: Demonstration class on Asian-influenced tapas; $65

Sept. 17: Hands-on cooking class featuring northern Italian cuisine; $115

Sept. 24: Demonstration on the dishes of French culinary icon Auguste Escoffier; $65

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