Below are the (10) interactive projects at the North Shore
Sunset on the Beach. A $2.00 per person per
day fee will be administered to cover the cost
of supplies. The activities will continuously run from
noon – 6 pm on both Saturday October 2 & Sunday
October 3.
Face & Hand Paintings – Have
your face, hands, or feet creatively painted by our volunteers.
Handprint Crafts – Youth
will have an option of 3-4 projects incorporating the tracing
of our hands. These projects will include:
Body Tattoos - Choose from
a selection of customized event tattoos, different characters,
and armband tattoos.
Wild Hats, Crowns & Goggles – Plenty
and a variety of resources will be available to create ordainments
for our heads, face, and eyes.
Kamani Nut Necklaces – Sand
and decorate a previously-drilled kamani nut and create necklace
with raffia.
Freaky Halloween Crafts – With
the rapid approach of Halloween find the time to create one
of 3-4 project options.
Tile Paintings – Paint
a creative scene or setting on a 4” X 4” piece
of tile. Leave the tile to dry and return for a pick-up a few
hours later.
Edible Crafts – Enjoy
a snack while creating crafts? Sounds good to me. The ‘Cup
O Worms’ and ‘Candy Train’ creations provide
fun and a tasty delight.
Chinese Lion/Dragons – Create
a Dancing Lion, traditional for the Chinese New Year.
Hawaii-Themed Origami – A
variety of origami projects will be initiated, each one maintaining
a Hawaii theme.
Relay
Races & Games
Below is the schedule for water-based relay activities & games.
Relay races and other activities will be presented on
the hour (each hour) for approximately 20-30 minutes.
Sign-ups for these events will be available at the Youth
Interaction Creativity Projects. Participants should
be prepared to always get wet and sometimes get messy.
Saturday
Sunday
12 noon Sponge
Toss Relay
12 noon Jump
Rope Water Splash
1 pm Over
the Head Sponge Pass
1 pm Trash
Target
2 pm Water
Balloon Toss
2 pm Water
Bomb Target Competition
3 pm Hole
in the Bucket Relay
3 pm Wet
Sweat Suit Dunk Relay
4 pm Blindfold
Creased Watermelon Relay
4 pm Shaving
Cream Shoot Off
5 pm Fill
the Bottle
5 pm Wet
T-Shirt Balloon Relay
Country Fair
Contests
Below is the schedule of country fair contests. In each
contest the first round will be comprised of 8-10 participant
groups. The winning member of the group will proceed
to the next round. All competitions will be completed
in 2 or 3 rounds. There will be a maximum of 100 participants
per contest for selected events. Winners will be awarded
prizes.
Saturday
1:30 pm Watermelon
Seed Spitting
$.
50 per person
• Each person is given one
slice of watermelon
• Each person is given one slice of watermelon
• Each person has one minute to eat watermelon
• All seeds are spit towards buckets 10 feet away
• Closest to the bucket or the most seeds in the bucket moves on PRIZE: Large Watermelon
2:30 pm Malasada
Eating $1.00
per person
• A filled-malasada is placed
in front of each participant
• Without using hands the entire malasada is eaten
• The first person to finish moves on PRIZE: One dozen malasadas every month for the
next year (Pa’ala Kai)
3:30 pm Find
the Volleyball
$1.50
per person
• Blindfolds are placed over
the participants eyes
• A volleyball is placed within a 100’ X 100’ space
• The first person to locate the ball is the winner PRIZE: 4 seats to a University of Hawaii women’s volleyball
game
4:30 pm Pizza
Eating Contest $2.00
per person
5:30 pm Peel & Eat
Shrimp $2.50
per person
• Shrimp are placed before
each participant
• Participants must peel & eat each shrimp
• The first person to finish moves on
• (6) shrimp used in first round
• (9) shrimp used in finals PRIZE: 10 lbs. of Shrimp
Sunday
1:30 pm Shave
Ice Eating $.50
per person
• Groups of (6) enter the contest as
a group
• Individual
sign-ups will be randomly placed on a team
• A
bowl of Shave Ice is placed before each team
• Team must utilize only straws (or mouth) to complete task
• First group to finish moves on PRIZE: 20 coupons for shave ice
2:30 pm Spam
Musibi Eating $1.00
per person
• A spam musibi is placed before each
participant
• Each
person must eat musibi with mouth right above plate
• First
person to finish moves on
• Finals includes 2 musubi's for each participant PRIZE: 15 free musibi's
3:30 pm Find
the Football $1.50
per person
• Blindfolds are placed over the participants eyes
(8-10 total)
• A
football is placed within a 100’ X 100’ space
• The first person to locate the ball is the winner PRIZE: 4 seats to a University of Hawaii football game
4:30 pm Corn
on the Cob Eating $2.00
per person
5:30 pm Pie
Eating
$2.50
per person
• Piece of pie is placed before each
participant
• Participants
must eat slice without using hands
• The
first person to finish moves on
• 1/8
pie slices used in first round
• ¼ pie slices used in finals PRIZE: One Ted’s Pie per month for
the next year
