HONOLULU (HI Now) - Coming home feels sweeter when it tastes like home.
For University of Hawaii at Manoa alum Andrew Chun-Hori of Hawaiian Pie Company, joining this year’s Homecoming Alumni Makers Market is a chance to reconnect with campus, celebrate community, and share something made with local love.
The market gathers UH alumni who are also local business owners and creators, showcasing their talent and entrepreneurial spirit while inviting the public to shop small and support familiar faces.
Hawaiian Pie Company teamed up to pair its savory chili pie with Rainbow Drive-In mac salad for a hearty, local inspired combo that is fun, filling, and full of local flavor. As a family owned bakery known for pies and baked goods, the team hopes fans will stop by, say aloha, and taste something ono.
The Homecoming Concert and Alumni Makers Market promises a full afternoon and evening of music, food, and Warrior pride on Friday.
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Guests can enjoy live performances by Rebel Souljahz and Natural Vibrations, browse alumni vendors and makers, and soak in the festive campus atmosphere.
The event is free and open to the public, so bring friends and ohana for a night of great eats and local sound. Learn more at manoa.hawaii.edu/homecoming and follow @uhmanoanews on Instagram for updates.
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