Restoring Waimea’s Historic Signs

Kikiaola Land Company is committed to preserving our community’s heritage and honoring the places and people that make Waimea unique. The historic walking tour signs found throughout town have long helped residents and visitors connect with our town’s rich history and culture. Today, these well-loved markers have become weathered and in need of replacement. Kikiaola will lead their restoration, ensuring that Waimea’s stories remain visible, accessible, and celebrated for generations to come.

Westside Highlights

Kikiaola is proud to support the following wonderful organizations:

Kumano I Ke Ala works to empower West Kauaʻi through perpetuating Hawaiian culture, restoring agricultural spaces, and engaging the next generation of cultural practitioners. They are also involved with the Waimea Moʻolelo Project, in which the community has come together to create a vibrant mural that shares the stories of Waimea’s people, places, and history. We honor Kumano I Ke Ala’s commitment to honoring culture, strengthening community, and cultivating a sustainable future for Waimea and beyond.

(PC: Kumano I Ke Ala Instagram, left)

Keala Foundation’s mission is to build healthy communities that support the youth of Hawaiʻi. Keala offers youth programs at four facilities on Kauaʻi, teaching students discipline, integrity, humility, and the value of hard work. Mahalo to the Keala team for providing so much love and care for Kauaʻi’s youth.

(PC: Keala Foundation Facebook)

Waimea Farmers Market & Food Truck Fun

Waimea’s weekly farmers market is the place to be on Thursdays at the Waimea Old Sugar Mill site from 3 p.m-5 p.m. Come visit with friends and neighbors while enjoying fresh local produce, exciting food trucks, and other local vendors:

Kikiaola Land Company is a longtime family business based in Waimea, Kauai. Kikiaola translated from Hawaiian means the “sprouting springs of Ola” and is the name of an irrigation ditch located in Waimea Valley. Just as the ditch’s stonework stands resilient and harmonious, Kikiaola Land Company builds relationships within our local community that are enduring and contribute to the well-being of our island home. Founded by Hans Peter Faye, a Norwegian who emigrated to Kauai in the 1880s to grow and process sugar cane, today the company has various local businesses, including Waimea Plantation Cottages and a weekly farmers market, and is owned by 150 members of the Faye ohana.

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