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The Annual Christmas Artisan Craft Fair is one of the Kaua'i Museum’s signature events. Held in conjunction with the "Festival of Lights" in downtown Lihu'e, the fair affords children and adults the opportunity to visit the museum, support local artisans, enjoy culinary delights, participate in Hawaiian music and hula performances, and partake of the diversity and exchange of culture between visitors and residents. This one day event will be held on December 7, 2007.

The vendor booths occupy the outside perimeter of the museum and are carefully screened to be selling only hand-made, island crafts and merchandise. Jewelry, wreaths, flowers and feathers are just a few of the wonderful offerings. We are always looking for new items, so local crafters, please contact the Kaua'i Museum for an entry form.

The Parade of Lights, with floats and entertainment, and the lighting of the trees on the lawn of the historic County Building (directly across from the Kaua'i Museum) takes place at dark on the evening of Dec. 7th. The museum remains open on Friday, Dec. 7th until 6:30 pm for visitors to partake in the Christmas festivities.