We were so pleased to be recently featured in an article in Cowgirl Magazine! Click on the cover to read the article.
The article, written by Michelle Moranha Winner celebrates Anna's horsemanship skills and features our saddlemaker Albert Moniz.
In the same issue is an article titled "Cowgirl in Paradise" where Michelle writes of her day spent with Deedee Keakealani Bertelmann and her Waimea ranching family. There are some wonderful photos and it's a great read too!
The Midweek Farmer’s Market at Anna Ranch
Wednesdays 12:30 pm – 5:30 pm
Everyone welcome!
The Midweek Farmer’s Market at Anna Ranch provides a new venue that will allow busy shoppers access to fresh, locally grown, healthy food during a weekday afternoon. Community members will be able to buy local produce, flowers, crafts, prepared foods, including juices, popsicles, cookies, plate lunches, sauces, and coffee.
The local produce selection at the Farmers’ Market will include a early season harvest of Waimea crops, including tomatoes, strawberries, salad greens, cabbage, rambutans, chiles, eggplants, basil, limes, and much more.
This is also a fabulous opportunity to visit Anna Ranch Heritage Center, go on a guided tour of the historic home and peruse the gift shop and gardens. Nestled beneath Hoku’ula (aka Buster Brown) on Kawaihae Road, Anna Ranch Heritage Center is open Tuesday through Saturday forguided tours, one of a kind gift shopping and opportunities to visit with craftsmen and learn about ranching, saddlemaking, blacksmithing and the history of Waimea’s Grande dame; Mrs. Anna Leialoha Lindsey Perry-Fiske. Anna Ranch is also available for event rentals, affording a charming venue for weddings and other private functions with stunning views of our neighboring hillsides, streams and mountains.
For more information about the market, including how to become a vendor, please contact Michelle at (808)775-1721
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Weddings and Events at Anna Ranch
Romantic Country Charm!
For those looking for a wedding venue with amazing photo and video opportunities, rustic historic buildings, gracious gardens full of flowers & tropical plant life, romantic secluded spots along beautiful streams of Hawaiian water, all nestled against the lush green hillside of picturesque Waimea, the Anna Ranch Heritage Center is the perfect place.
Located just 1/2 mile out of Waimea on Kawaihae Road, the Anna Ranch Heritage Center offers a lovely indoor wedding and reception space complete with beautiful french windows, a full kitchen, and a cocktail/reception patio overlooking Wai'au'ia stream.
Anna Ranch Heritage Center offers several outdoor venue locations, acres of manicured lawns and gardens with ample parking and public restroom facilities. When a large elegant space is required, the front lawn of Anna's Historic Home can accommodate up to 500 people under sunny Hawaiian skies, twinkling nighttime stars or in a beautifully decorated bridal tent anytime.
Whatever your imagination desires you'll find plenty of space to create the perfect wedding experience. Visit Anna Ranch Events page for more information.
Visit Anna Ranch To Experience Hawaiian Ranching History
Against a backdrop of Waimea's lush green hills stands picturesque Anna Ranch, whose history began in 1848 with the purchase of the property by James Fay and his Hawaiian wife, Ka'ipukai. Their only child, Mary Ka'ala Fay, married into the Lindsey family and her descendants became premier contributors to the legacy of ranching in Hawaii.
About Anna
Anna Leialoha Lindsey Perry-Fiske was born in 1900, the great-great granddaughter of James and Ka'ipukai Fay. Anna was raised in the Island ranching lifestyle of the early 20th century, learning to ride, rope, mend fences and tend cattle at a young age while also mastering the decorum and etiquette necessary to young ladies of her day.
Upon the death of her father, William M.S. Lindsey, in 1939, Anna took over management of the family ranch, a bold move for that time. She oversaw its operation until her death in 1995.
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