Tickets still available for Luau at Wickham Woodlands on Sept. 14
WARWICK. Proceeds from the luau will be used by the Warwick Valley Rotary Club to support local non-profit organizations.
| 23 Aug 2019 | 01:57
Luau committee members gather at Wickham Woodlands to survey tent and facility locations for the End of the Summer Luau Party to be held Sept. 14. Warwick Rotarians planning the event include, left to right, front row, Wayne Patterson, Stan Martin, Ed Lynch and Travis Polelec; back row, Leo R. Kaytes, Joyce Perron, Patti Lurye Dempster, Tina Buck, Laureen Iammatteo, Laura Barca and David Dempster. (
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A limited number of tickets are still available for the End of Summer Luau at the Town of Warwick’s Wickham Woodlands Park.
The 6 to 10 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 14, party will feature professional hula dancers, live music from CloudNYne, a traditional pig roast and buffet BBQ dinner, beer, wine, cider and a signature cocktail, bonfires and smores fire pits.
Almost 200 persons attended last year’s Luau.
A larger tent, 120-feet by 40 feet, will allow for 250 guests this year.
The site will be enhanced with trees and flowers donated by E.P. Jansen Nursery in Florida and festive table decorations prepared by Patricia Starick.
Proceeds from the luau will be used by the Warwick Valley Rotary Club to support local non-profit organizations.
Co-chairs for the event are Tina Buck and Laurene Iammatteo.
Ticket sales will be limited to 250. Attendees must be 21 or older.
Tickets can be purchased at warwickvalleyrotary.org.
Wickham Woodlands is located off State School Road on the former site of Mid-Orange Correctional Facility near Mid-State Lumber Company on Kings Highway.