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Ukulele Slack Key & Steel Jam Sunday

Ukulele Slack Key & Steel Jam Sunday

 

Ukulele Slack Key & Steel Jam in Kapiolani Park at the Bandstand.  The event is from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and FREE to the public.  Visuals of the various artists are available upon request.  

More info on this event and others, including the upcoming Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, can be found at www.melemei.com under the "events" tab.  We appreciate your support of Hawaii's music!

 

Pan-Pacific festival announces two new locations for 2013 arts showcases

Pan-Pacific festival announces two new locations for 2013 arts showcases

HONOLULU – The 34th Annual Pan-Pacific Festival has announced two new locations to host its Performing Arts Showcases this year in June: Waikiki Beach Walk Plaza Stage and Ala Moana Centertainment Stage (Nordstrom Wing, 3rd Floor). The Performing Arts Showcases are one of Pan-Pacific Festivals’ series of events that are held daily throughout the festival’s three-day celebration and will feature traditional Japanese song and dance, hula performances and other cultural presentations from more than 25 groups from Japan and Hawai‘i.

Honolulu Cookie Company introduces new, flower-shaped cookies for Mother's Day

Honolulu Cookie Company introduces new, flower-shaped cookies for Mother's Day

Information provided by Harris Public Relations:

 

HONOLULU, April 15, 2013 – The plumeria, commonly used to make leis and traditionally given to visitors as a welcoming gesture and symbol of Aloha, serve as the inspiration for the Honolulu Cookie Company’s Mother’s Day collection and new flower-shaped cookies.

The five Mother’s Day gift ideas are available in limited quantities.  The beautiful collection is filled with delicious bouquets of flower-shaped premium shortbread cookies. 

Hawaii Storm Water Management partners with Waikiki Aquarium to present "Storm Water Wednesdays"

Hawaii Storm Water Management partners with Waikiki Aquarium to present "Storm Water Wednesdays"

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See Hawaiian Steel Guitar Music Concert at Waikiki-Kapahulu Library on May 2

See Hawaiian Steel Guitar Music Concert at Waikiki-Kapahulu Library on May 2

The library is alive with the sound of … Hawaiian steel guitar music!  Enjoy a free mini-concert by the Hawaiian Steel Guitar Association at the Waikiki-Kapahulu Public Library on Thursday, May 2 from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. in the Children’s Area.

The Hawaiian Steel Guitar Association is a worldwide organization promoting traditional Hawaiian music and the signature sound of Hawaiian steel guitar.  The Friends of the Waikiki-Kapahulu Library is sponsoring this two-hour presentation that is suitable for ages 5 and older.  All children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver.  A question-and-answer session will be included in the program.

Contact the Library as soon as possible if a sign language interpreter or other special accommodation is needed.

Waikiki-Kapahulu Public Library is located at 400 Kapahulu Avenue, on the Diamond Head end of the Ala Wai Canal.  For more information, please call the Library at 733-8488. 

 

“Beehive” Will Rock the Stage at La Pietra

“Beehive” Will Rock the Stage at La Pietra

The students at La Pietra-Hawaii School for Girls will perform the musical revue Beehive for its spring production. This play will mark the directorial debut of Shari Lynn, director of music at La Pietra and a professional singer/performer.

Where:          La Pietra-Hawaii School for Girls

                        2933 Poni Moi Rd.

 

When:             Thursday, April 25, 7 pm

                        Friday, April 26, 7 pm

12th Annual Hula Ho'olauna Aloha Festival Bridges Japan and Hawai'i Through Dance and Friendship

12th Annual Hula Ho'olauna Aloha Festival Bridges Japan and Hawai'i Through Dance and Friendship

WHAT:

12th Annual Hula Ho‘olauna Aloha. Once again, Japan and Hawaii unite in celebration of hula. This exceptional two-day event honors hula’s traditional customs and vibrant culture. The event features a dance exhibition by Japanese and local halau at Kāhala Mall, as well as a dance competition among visiting Japanese halau and a Hawaiian craft sale at The Royal Hawaiian Hotel, Coconut Grove. 

The public is invited to attend both events; however, seating at the hula competition is limited to participating halau and their friends and family, and local residents with a valid Hawaii state ID.

Created in 2002, the annual Hula Ho’olauna Aloha hula festival bridges Japanese and Hawaiian culture through a shared love for the hula in its birthplace. More than 500 dancers, family, friends and hula enthusiasts are expected to attend this year's event.


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