Toyota Hawaiʻi marked its fourth annual Kamaʻāina Sunday on October 25 by covering admission for the first 3,000 guests at Kula Country Farms’ Pumpkin Patch on Maui.
The event brought together a favorite fall tradition and a mahalo to the community, with more than 60 varieties of Kula-grown pumpkins and squash, local food and vendor booths, and freshly picked marigolds and sunflowers.
“Kula Country Farms’ Pumpkin Patch has become a beloved fall tradition for so many Maui families, and we’re grateful for the chance to be part of it year after year,” said Lance Ichimura, Senior Vice President of Toyota Hawaiʻi. “Kamaʻāina Sunday is our way of saying mahalo to the community that has supported us for generations, and we look forward to celebrating with everyone.”
The farm’s month-long Pumpkin Patch welcomes families from Maui and across the state each year to take photos, pick out pumpkins, and explore the farm. Toyota Hawaiʻi’s continued support helps make the seasonal experience accessible to more families.