Oxbow Public Market, along with Judd and Holly Finkelstein of Judd's Hill Winery present "Uke-A-Palooza at Oxbow", a special polynesian evening on Friday, August 10th, from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. at the popular public market in downtown, Napa, CA. The evening includes a special appearance and performance on the Oxbow River Deck by the incomparable King Kukulele, and guests are encouraged to bring their own ukulele and perform! Polynesian themed specials will be offered by Oxbow merchants, including a Napa Valley version of the classic Hawaiian "flatbread" and an Ahi Poke appetizer and a Kahlua porchetta at Todd Humphries' Kitchen Door, carnitas tacos with pineapple and hibiscus orange tea at C CASA, $5 Judd's Hill wines by the glass at the Oxbow Wine Merchant, made-to-order coconut lemonade with a twist of pineapple at Pica Pica Bar, Mauna Kea caramel with sea salt at Anette's Chocolates and more. Vintage beach and polynesian clothing provided by Melissa Gruenhagen of Retro Diva will be for sale, Kani Ka Pila will be on hand offering ukuleles for sale, and other exciting surprises await guests during this second annual polynesian evening event at Oxbow Public Market. Proceeds from "Uke-A-Palooza at Oxbow", including a raffle for a professional ukulele and gig bag donated by Ohana Music and the Wine Country Ukulele Festival (Sept. 7-9, www.winecountryukefest.com) will benefit VOICES Napa, providing support services for foster youth.
Uke-A-Palooza at Oxbow!
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