Hawaiʻi Health Systems Kauaʻi Region hosts first Kauaʻi Healthy Living Fall Festival

Bring the entire ʻohana this Saturday for a fun-filled day of exploring ways to embrace healthy living together.

Hawaiʻi Health Systems Corporation Kauaʻi Region is hosting the first Kauaʻi Healthy Living Fall Celebration from 9 a.m. to noon at Kauaʻi Veterans Memorial Hospital in Waimea.

“It’s a free event for the whole community — come celebrate wellness and enjoy a great time with friends and neighbors,” says Hawaiʻi Health Systems Kauaʻi Region in a Facebook event page for the celebration.

The event is open to all ages and promises something for everyone.

From mental health and financial resources to specialty care and everything in between, you’ll discover all the tools you need to lead a happy, healthier life.

There will be several healthy living vendors to peruse, you can get health tips from a doctor and even receive a passport to healthy living while taking in all the family fun.

Free pumpkins and giveaways and also on the agenda, with plenty of delicious food and the chance to win prizes, too.

The celebration actually started earlier this month during the 11th annual Harvest Festival, where you could get your Hawaiʻi Health Systems Kauaʻi Region passport stamped at the health care organization’s booth for a chance to win in the lucky drawing during this weekend’s Fall Celebration.

Just don’t forget to bring your passport with that stamp inside to the party.

Live entertainment will be provided by the duo Cruz Control, who will offer up their musical stylings throughout the morning.

So don’t miss the Kauaʻi Healthy Living Fall Celebration, and bring your friends and everyone you know.

After all, how often does the opportunity come along when you get to have fun and be healthy at the same time?

For additional information about Hawaiʻi Health Systems Kauaʻi Region, it’s facilities, services and other upcoming events, visit its website and follow the health care organization on Facebook and Instagram.

News reporter Nathan Christophel contributed to this story.