Thanks to Mule Creek State Prison visiting staff and the family council, Labor Day weekend was made special by adding a touch of a Hawaiian luau.
The Labor Day luau offered props and Hawaiian themed backdrops for photo opportunities for families while they visited their incarcerated loved ones.
Other activities included a lively Hawaiian trivia game with their loved ones.
The inmate family council donated the photo backdrops, props, and Hawaiian leis, adding to the festive atmosphere of the event.
Submitted by Lt. Beau Campbell
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