Honolulu Events Calendar
Stage
Behind the Scenes at Kennedy: The 2000–10 Season Catch glimpses of theatrical and dance performances slated for the season. Visit [hawaii.edu]. Kennedy Theatre Mainstage, UH-Manoa campus: Sun 11/8, (2–4pm) Free. 956-7655
Hoike 2009 The students of Na Maka O Puuwai Aloha promise an inspiring display of hula, chant and dance numbers. Hawaii Theatre, 1130 Bethel St.: Sat 11/7, (5pm) $6–$26. 528-0506
On The Spot: The Musical Tired of the five minute improv short story? The local improv group returns with their show and dance, brought about as always by audience-suggested themes. The ARTS at Marks Garage, 1159 Nuuanu Ave.: Sat 11/7, (8pm) $14 general; $10 students. [www.artsatmarks.com], 521-2903
Quiptease The world premiere of a comedy focused on broken family antics. Paul and Vi Loo Theatre, HPU campus, 45-045 Kamehameha Hwy.: Fri & Sat, 8pm; Sun, 4pm. Runs 11/6–12/6. $20 general; $15 seniors/militar/students/HPU faculty; $5 HPU students. 375-1282
Stripes and Stars Honolulu Theatre for Youth presents a surprising history of the United States. Visit [www.htyweb.org] or call 839-9885. Tenney Theatre, St. Andrew’s Cathedral, Queen Emma Sq.: Saturdays through 11/14. $8–$16.
Upcoming Stage
The Homecoming One of Nobel Prize winner Harold Pinter’s best plays. Family tension and struggles for power and a dose of comedy. Kennedy Theatre, UH-Manoa: Fri 11/13, Sat 11/14, Fri 11/20, Sat 11/21, 8pm; Sun 11/22, 2pm. $18–$20 general; $5–$12 student. 483-7123
Honor Amongst Thieves Experience the world premiere of this play written by Reb Beau Allen. Call 455-0549 for information. Leeward Community College Theatre. Runs 11/13–11/14 & 11/19–1/21, 8pm; 11/15, 4pm. $10–$18. 455-0385
Winter Wonderettes Enjoy this musical, filled with seasonal holiday songs. Wonder if we’ll hear any “Jingle Bells, Santa Smells”? Manoa Valley Theatre, 2833 East Manoa Rd.: 11/12–11/29. Thu 7:30pm; Fri 8pm; Sat 3pm & 8pm; Sun 4pm. $35 general; $30 seniors; $25 under 26. [manoavalleytheatre.com], 988-6131
Museums
Bishop Museum 1525 Bernice St. Open daily (closed Tuesdays) 9am–5pm. $15.95 adults; $12.95 ages 4–12; under 4 free. [bishopmuseum.org], 847-3511
Dinosaurs Unearthed A life-like collection of animatronic dinosaurs, including a square-off on the lawn! Through 1/4/10.
Hawaiian Hall The long awaited restoration has happened. See a reinvigorated hall that shows a Native Hawaiian worldview layered in meaning and authentic in voice.
The Sky Tonight An tour of the current night sky in the Watumull Planetarium. Presented by the Hawaiian Astronomical Society, the audience gets an overview of the planets, stars and special astronomy happenings for the month to come. Following, the group is invited to the observatory to peek through 12.5 inch telescope. First & third Fridays, 8pm.
The Contemporary Museum 2411 Makiki Heights Dr. Tue–Sat, 10am–4pm; Sun, noon–4pm. $8 adults; $6 students/seniors (free third Thursdays). [tcmhi.org], 526-1322
O2 Art 4: Aaron “Angry Woebots” Martin A mural of Martin’s signature angry pandas resides on one of the walls outside of the Contemporary Cafe.
Hawaii State Art Museum 250 S. Hotel St., Tue–Sat, 10am–4pm. Free. 586-0900
Accession ’09 Features art acquired for the Art in Public Places Program, including relocatable works of arts and commissions. Through 1/16/10.
Hoolu: The Inspiration of Hula Hula-inspired and hula-related relocatable and commissioned works in the Art in Public Places collection. Through 7/17/10.
Honolulu Academy of Arts 900 S. Beretania St. Tue–Sat, 10am–4:30pm; Sun, 1–5pm. $10 general, $5 seniors/military/students; free for ages 12 & under and museum members. [www.honoluluacademy.org], 532-8700
Artist in Residence: Boz Schurr See this recipient of the Arthur and Mae Orvis Foundation Artist in Resident Program paint large-scale paintings to be used in a time-lapse film. From 11/7–12/20.
Bartlett in Europe The celebration of the career of Charles Bartlett continues with a second rotation of paintings, drawings and prints. Through 1/17/10.
Francisco Goya: The Disasters of War For the first time in decades, the museum’s first-edition prints from the artist are on display. Through 1/10/10.
In Honor of Grandmother Inspired by a quilt made by the Academy’s founder, Anna Rice Cooke, other quilts by prestigious women in Hawaii’s history will be on display, including that of King Lunalilo’s grandmother. Through 1/31.
One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets In conjuction with the Hokusai’s Summit: Thirty-six Views of Mount Fuji, the surviving prints from Katsushika Hokusai’s last major single-sheet series are on display. Through 11/22.
Tumultuous Traditions Experimental Chinese ink paintings that developed during the 20th century. Runs 11/5–2/21.
Academy Art Center at Linekona 1111 Victoria St. Tue–Sat, 10am–4:30pm; Sun, 1–5pm. Free admission. [honoluluacademy.org], 532-8741
The Mark & Bob Show Hand-blown glass and ceramics by Mark Mitsuda and Bob Williams. Through 11/20.
‘Iolani Palace The palace is the only official residence of royalty in the United States. King Kalakaua built the palace in 1882 to enhance the prestige of Hawaii overseas and to mark Hawaii’s status as a modern nation. Corner of King & Richards Sts.: Guided tours: Tue–Sat, 9–11:15am, $20 adults, $15 kamaaina, $5 children (under 5 years not admitted). Audio tours available 11:45am–3pm, $13 adults; $6 children. Galleries open: Tue–Sat, 9am–4:30pm. $6 adults; $3 kids. Free admission to island residents with ID on Kamaaina Sundays (the first Sunday of each month). [iolanipalace.org], 522-0832
Mission Houses Museum Step into 19th century Hawaii when you visit the original homes of the first missionaries to the Islands. 533 S. King St. Tue–Sat, 10am–4pm; closed Sun. Tours at 11am & 2:45pm. $6–$10; 50 percent kamaaina discount on last Saturdays. [missionhouses.org], 531-0481
Hawaiian Flag Quilts: Legacy of Patriotism The museum’s collection on display, along with modern and contemporary works on special loan. Through 1/2/10.
Galleries
Opening
Dance Machines Torres Strait Islands dance and music. Runs 11/1–1/3/10. Gala opening Sun 11/8, 2–3:30pm. East-West Center Gallery, 1601 East-West Rd.: 944-7584
Honolulu City Lights Historical Photo Display In celebration of the 25th anniversary of Honolulu City Lights. Runs 11/9–11/22. Kahala Mall, 4211 Waialae Ave.: 732-7736
In this Order The first new mixed media art in years by Richard Earl Leong Yu Hadad-Ralya. Runs 11/5–12/31. thirtyninehotel, 39 N. Hotel St.: 599-2552
Radical Radical, large prints inspired by interpretations of events or people described by other people. By Vincent Ricafort. Runs 11/4–11/30. Manifest, 32 N. Hotel St.: 523-7575
Urban Origins Illustrator and character designer Martin Hsu visits from L.A. to sign art, T-shirts, prints, books and more. Opening reception Sat 11/7, 7–9pm. Split Obsession 2, Ala Moana Shopping Center, 1450 Ala Moana Blvd.: 951-8480
William Fien Large acrylic multi-media paintings. Opening reception Thu 11/5, 6–8pm. Runs 11/5–12/15. Coffeeline Campus, 1820 University Ave.: 778-7909
Continuing
Bethel Street Gallery Ongoing. Bethel Street Gallery, 1140 Bethel St.: 524-3552
comPRESS Through 11/21. Reception Fri 11/6, 5–9pm. The ARTS at Marks Garage, 1159 Nuuanu Ave.: 521-2903
Degrees of Distinction: Alumni Invitational Exhibition Through 12/11. UH Art Gallery, 2535 McCarthy Mall: 956-6888
Handumanan: Memories of the Visayas, Philippines Through 11/15. Hamilton Library, UH-Manoa: 956-8688
Impressions in Printmaking Through 11/8. ING Direct Cafe, 1958 Kalakaua Ave.: 955-1435
Impressions of an Era: The Art of John Kelly Through 11/14. Pegge Hopper Gallery, 1164 Nuuanu Ave.: 524-1160
Kim Taylor Reece Ongoing. Kim Taylor Reece Gallery, 1142 Bethel St.: 546-1144
Luxury Playtime: Welcome to the New Lifestyle Through 11/13. HPU Art Gallery, 45-045 Kamehameha Hwy.: 544-0287
Matchbox Plus V: Miniature Art Show Through 12/5. Second Floor@Cedar Street Galleries, 817 Cedar St.: 589-1580
No Plan B Through 11/14. Louis Pohl Gallery, 1111 Nuuanu Ave.: 521-1812
The North Shore in Black and White Through 11/25. Canon U.S.A., 210 Ward Ave.: 522-5930
The Nude Show Bethel Street Gallery, 1140 Bethel St.: 524-3552
The Universe: Yours to Discover Through 12/18. Hamilton Bridge Gallery, UH-Manoa, 2550 The Mall: 956-7203
Voluptuous Lines Exhibition Through 1/31. Pacific Guardian Center, 737 Bishop St.: 373-5186
Call To Artists
3-D Frogs and Garden Critters Open to the general public; prizes awarded in five age categories. Hoomaluhia Gallery, 45-869 Luluku Rd., Kaneohe: Drop off entries Fri 11/27 & Sat 11/28 until 4pm. 233-7323
Honolulu City Lights Three categories in which to show off your wreath sKiLLz: Adult, Youth or Theme. Visit [honolulu.gov]/ or call 768-6622. Entries accepted through Mon 11/30, (10am–5pm)
International Songwriting Competition Enter one of the largest songwriting competitions in the world. Entries will be judged by a panel of celebrities and music industry professionals. [www.songwritingcompetition.com]. Deadline is 12/2.
Vintage Photgraphs & Stories Needed of People of African Descent Everyone jokes about how there are no blacks in Hawaii. But do you have photos and stories about your relatives living in the Islands during World War II or even earlier? E-mail [email: d.guttman] or call 597-1341. Deadline 12/1.
Literary
Adult Literacy Tutor Program Orientation Learn to be a one-on-one tutor. And you won’t be stuck in a center for ants. Call 537-6706 to register. Borders at Ward Centre, 1200 Ala Moana Blvd.: Sun 11/8, (3-5pm) Free. 591-8995
Book Day at Queen Emma (See City Wise.) 595-6291. Queen Emma Summer Palace, 2913 Pali Hwy.: Fri 11/6, (3–6pm) Free.
Book Fair Fundraiser The Hawaii United Okinawa Association will have free keiki activities. You can talk to authors and organization members, as well as pick up literature about Okinawa. [email: huoa] , 676-5400. Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Kahala Mall: Sat 11/7, 11am–2pm & Sun 11/8, 11am–12:30pm.
Daniel’s Ocean Views Book and ocean lovers, this may be the book signing for you. Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Kahala Mall: Sun 11/8, (1pm) 949-7307
Fall Friday Book Sale Go where the wild things are. Most keiki books are 50 cents and adult books around a buck. Call 259-2610. Waimanalo Public Library, 41-1320 Kalanianaole Hwy.: Fridays through 11/6, (10am–4pm) 261-1151
First Thursdays Nationally certified poetry slam hosted by Kealoha. Tonight has Girl Fest guests Ali Wong and more. Hosted by Kealoha. [hawaiislam.com], 387-9664. Pipeline Cafe, 805 Pohukaina St.: 11/5, (7:30pm) $3 before 8:30pm; $5 after.
Friends of Pearl City Library The Sunday special on 11/8 features fiction books at 50 cents each. Pearl City Public Library, 1138 Waimano Home Rd.: Sundays, (10am–3pm) 453-6566
Lucky Come Hawaii: The Homecoming of a Maui Author (See Hot Picks and cover story.) UH-Manoa. Thu 11/5, (3pm) Free.
Rhythm and Rhyme Poetry Class Poet Skye White leads this class that teaches you how to forge a creative partnership with yourself. Waikiki Community Center, 310 Paoakalani Ave.: Tuesdays through 12/1, (3pm) $24 session; $4 per class. 923-1802
UH–Authors’ Book Signing Twenty-six scribblers will be available for signings at–where else–the bookstore. 956-4338. UH-Manoa. Tue 11/10, (11:30am–1pm)
Wild Mind Free Writers Group For writers wanting to improve their writing muscle. Write on a series of topics and share writing. For further information, contact facilitator K.K. at 595-6591. Every other Tuesday; 11/10, (6:30pm) Free.
Upcoming Literary
M.I.A Art and Literary Series Graduate students, UH-Manoa faculty and the artistic community gather to support each other’s work in poetry, fiction, non-fiction, visual art, music and performance art. No crappy undergrad spoken word? Sign us up. E-mail [email: miaseries]. Mercury Bar, 1154 Fort Street Mall (entrance on Chaplain Lane): Wed 11/11, (7:30pm) Free.
Call to Authors
Elliot Cades Award for Literature Awards are given to two writers whose published work demonstrates high literary quality. Call 263-5627. Deadline is 1/15/10.
Learning
Capoeira Besouro Brazilian fight-breakdance your way into shape. Visit [capoeirabesourohawaii.com] or call 247-7890.
Gay Discussion Group A discussion and support group for the GLBT community and supportive people. 955-3488. Waikiki Community Center, 310 Paoakalani Ave.: Tuesdays, (7:30pm)
Introduction to Zen Meditation The basics in zazen are covered along with info about Zen practice forms. Palolo Zen Center, 2747 Waiomao Road: Sat 11/7, (9am–12pm) Free, 735-1347
It’s Raining, It’s Pouring…Make a Rain Barrel Catchment System Help conserve by collecting rain water. And live like people did in the days of old. Advanced registration required. The Green House, 224 Pakohana St.: Sat 11/7, (10:30am–12pm) $20. [www.thegreenhousehawaii.com], 524-8427
Joyce Tenneson: A Life in Photography Celebrated photographer celebrates decades of work and talks about her book. Art Auditorium, UH-Manoa: Thu 11/5, (7pm) Free.
Kissing Cancerettes Goodbye The Clean Air Team explains its Autosuggestion method and some special “mind games” for individuals ready to kick the habit. Liliha Library, 1515 Liliha St.: First Thu; 11/5, (6pm) Free. 587-7577
Living in Harmony: Permaculture Basics Topics covered will include principles of design, as well as practical applications for homes, farms and communities to guide us towards a more sustainable future. The Green House, 224 Pakohana St.: Sat 11/7, (10:30am–12pm) $20. [thegreenhousehawaii.com], 524-8427
Making Nuno Zoori with Kimono Fabric Craft some cool fabric slippahs. Also, bring a sweater and a lunch. Krauss Hall, Rm. 16, UH-Manoa: Sun 11/8, (9am–4pm) $50 plus $20 materials fee.
Portraits with Joyce Tenneson A new course with one of the most respected photographers in America. [outreach.hawaii.edu] or call 956-8244. UHM Krauss 012, UH-Manoa: Sat 11/7, (9am–4pm) $120.
Printmaking in the Sun Learn this simple and intriguing technique to transform original drawings, photocopies, digital images and photographs into high quality, finished prints. For artists of all levels and all kinds. Visit [www.honoluluprintmakers.com]. Academy Art Center, 1111 Victoria St.: Sun 11/8 & 11/15, (9am–1pm) $120 plus $35 materials fee. 532-8741
Research as the Movies: Documentaries, Radio, Theatre and Editing as Scholarly Production Craig Howes has spanned a multitude of careers in multimedia. Hear his stories and expertise. E-mail [email: skillman] or call 956-8688. Hamilton Library, UH-Manoa: Thu 11/5, (3:30–4:30pm) 956-8688
Self-Acupressure for Stress Reduction Rebalance your muscles. Target those pesky sore arms, shoulders and neck. Visit [www.ocet.wcc.hawaii.edu] or call 235-7433. Windward Community College, 45-720 Keahala Rd.: Thu 11/5, (9:30am–11:30am) $9. 235-7433
‘Ohana
Ala Ki Family Hike A two-hour, three-mile intermediate hike. For ages 7 and up. Part of the Waimea Valley Family Hike series. Visit [www.waimeavalley.net] or call 638-7768. Sat 11/7. $3–$10.
Child Carseat Inspections Kaiser sponsors this session, where a Child Passenger Safety Technician certified by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will be on-site checking all child car seats and booster seats. Babies R Us, 1150 Kuala St.: Sat 11/7, (9–11am) Free. 454-8438
Family Fun Fair The fair consists of a day of games, exhibits, food, book fair, entertainment, drive-through recycling and plant giveaways in honor of Arbor Day. Visit [www.malamahawaii.org]. Leeward Community College, 96-045 Ala Ike: Sat 11/7, (9am–3pm) Event is free. 455-0011
Kamaaina Picnic Sail Bring your family and friends sailing on the luxurious Makani Catamaran. Breakfast sail is 9–11am; Afternoon Picnic Sail is 1–3pm. Reservations required, call 591-9000 or check [sailmakani.com]. Kewalo Basin Park. Everyday, (1–3pm) $20 adults; $10 children.
Kaneohe Turkey Trot Challenge your mind, body and luck with an obstacle course of stunts and skills for toddlers to seniors at the annual event. Kaneohe Community Park, 45-529 Keaahala Road: Tue 11/10, (5–7pm) Event is free. 233-7317
Keiki Explorer Club “Monarch Butterflies” is the theme of this explorer club’s session. Learn about the colorful moths’ life cycle and environmental benefits. Take home a catepillar to witness your own metamorphasis! The Green House, 224 Pakohana St.: Sat 11/7, (12–1:30pm) $20 per parent/child team; $10 per additional person. E-mail [email: thehawaiigreenhouse], visit [thegreenhousehawaii.com] or call 524-8427 to register.
Keiki O Ka ‘Aina Part of the parent-child nature seedlings program. Nature, fun and games. Hawaii Nature Center, Honolulu, 2131 Makiki Heights Dr.: Sun 11/8, (1:30–3:30pm) $20 non-member parent/child team. Call 955-0100 for more information.
Opera on Wheels: Cinderella Wheeling and dealing in this 45-minute interactive opera. Teachers who reserve tickets get a study packet for this production of Cinderella (’ella, ’ella). Hawaii Theatre, 1130 Bethel St.: Wed 11/4, (10am) $10 adult; $5 keiki. [hawaiitheatre.com], 528-0506
Upcoming ‘Ohana
Ocean Arts! Holiday-Themed Ocean Crafts Marine-themed art. Who doesn’t like stuff that takes them under the sea? Waikiki Aquarium, 2777 Kalakaua Ave.: Wed 11/11, (9:30–11:30am or 12:30–2:30pm) $9 members; $14 general. 923-9741
Outside
The Diamond Head Story Tells about the geology and military period of this famous volanic formation. Call The Clean Air Team at 948-3299. Honolulu Zoo, 151 Kapahulu Ave.: First Sat; 11/7, (9am) $5.
Gay Catamaran Cruise Buy your tickets from any bartender. Get a free mai tai or beer at Hula’s after the cruise. Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand, Waikiki Grand Hotel, 2nd floor, 134 Kapahulu Ave.: Saturdays, (2pm) $20 per person. [hulas.com], 923-0669
Kuolani–Waianu Take a 5-mile intermediate-level hike around the mountains and watch for bird’s nest ferns as you complete the trail. Wear good shoes for mud sloshing. Call 263-8330. ‘Iolani Palace Grounds. Sun 11/8, (8am) $3 nonmembers.
Stroll to Diamond Head Lighthouse Features scenic and historic sites of Kapiolani Park and The Gold Coast. Starts at the Mahatma Gandhi Statue. Call Clean Air Team at 948-3299. Honolulu Zoo, 151 Kapahulu Ave.: First Sat; 11/7, (1–3pm) $5.
University of Hawai & East-West Center See highlights of these twin institutions. Starts at the flagpole near the NE corner of University Ave. & Dole St. Call Clean Air Team at 948-3299. University of Hawaii at Manoa. First Fri; 11/6, (1–3pm) $5.
Waimea Valley: Arbor Day Throw on your overalls and old lady hats–it’s time for the annual Waimea Plant Sale & Tree Giveaway. Bring an extra bucket and take home free mulch for your new plants. Parking $5, General admission into WV applies. Waimea Valley. Sat 11/7, (9am–2pm) Free. [waimeavalley.net], 638-7766
Whatevas
A One Night Stand in Chinatown Mingle with emerging artists in the courtyard during first fridays. Enter through the gate on Smith Street marked by the Blue Dragon. E-mail [email: auntyhonu]. Starts this month . Chinatown Courtyard, 1126 Smith St.: First Fridays; 11/6, (5–9:30pm)
First Friday Get art at the monthly downtown walking tour of more than 30 participating galleries and museums with music, food and surprises everywhere. Check out the Weekly’s map. First Fridays; 11/6, (5–9pm)
First Friday Ong King Arts Center (See Hot Picks.) Fri 11/6, (5pm–2am) $10. Art opening free. All ages. [ongking.com], 306-7823
Hawaii Music Teachers Association Convention Competitions, recitals and workshops for Hawaii’s music teachers are also open to the public. Move beyond “Chopsticks” and go on your way to becoming an adult prodigy. Visit [hmta.org]. UH-Manoa. Runs Sat 11/7–Wed 11/18.
Na Hoa Malama A big booze tasting and a silent auction to honor Peggy Chun, Aunty Genoa Keawe and Charles Cooke Spalding. A benefit for Hospice Hawaii. Call 924-9255. Waialae Country Club, 4997 Kahala Ave.: Sat 11/7, (6–10pm) $100.
Pre-Holiday Rummage, Craft and Bake Sale Buy stuff to wear, give and eat. Hawaii Plantation Village, 94-695 Waipahu St.: Sat 11/7, (9am–1pm) [www.hawaiiplantationvillage.org] , 677-0110
Volunteer
Nature Conservancy Office Volunteer graphic designer who can create print brochures and fact sheets needed. Also needed: volunteer media coordinator who can help monitor and track media stories. Days and times are flexible. E-mail [email: volunteerhawaii]. Nature Conservancy, 923 Nuuanu Ave.: 537-4508
Second Saturday Volunteers Enthusiastic, outgoing people needed to help with the monthly events. Must have patience with children, flexibility and experience with hands-on arts and crafts. E-mail [email: hisam2ndsaturday]. Ongoing. 586-0900
Sports
Hawaii Pacific Roller Derby vs. Los Angeles Derby Dolls See which team will whip what. Visit [pacificrollerderby.com]. Kamiloiki Community Park Inline Hockey Rink, 7750 Hawaii Kai Dr.: Sat 11/7, (4pm)
JJ’s Swim Clinic Basic ocean swim instruction from a 15-year triathlete. Water phobic first-timers to advanced swimmers welcome. Call before attending each class; all ages. [jjs-swim.com]. Call 373-3839. Ala Moana Park at Magic Island Lagoon, Diamond Head side: Saturdays, (8:30am) $15; private lessons available at $25/hour.
UH Football vs. Utah State Beat the Big Blue! Follow the Warriors to Aloha Stadium to show the whoop-ass rainbows can bring. Doors open at noon for tailgating. Tickets at [etickethawaii.com]. Aloha Stadium, 99-500 Salt Lake Blvd.: Sat 11/7, (5:05pm) $25–$38 general; $22 seniors; $12 students. 486-9511
Neighbors
The Princess Kaiulani Project Music, history and theater celebrating the life of the princess. At the Storybook Theatre, Hanapepe, Kauai. Call (808) 335-0712. Sun 11/8, (4pm)
Airwaves
The Met: Live in HD Miss the Met? See a live broadcast of Puccini’s Turandot on the big screen. Visit [fathomevents.com]. Dole Cannery Theaters, 735 Iwilei Rd.: Sat 11/7, (1pm) $22 general; $20 seniors; $15 keiki. 955-8821
This is Where We Take Our Stand A film showing and discussion of military recruitment. Just in time for Veterans’ Day. Revolution Books, 2626 S. King St.: Sun 11/8, (3pm) Free. 944-3106
Civics
Cardboard City Campover (See Hot Picks.) Visit [h5hawaii.org] or call 782-9628. State Capitol, 415 S. Beretania St.: Tue 11/10, 5pm–Wed 11/11, 8am. $25.
Harm Reduction Conference Join with community organizations and individuals to work toward a safer Hawaii. E-mail [email: harmreductionhawaii]. Honolulu Community College, 874 Dillingham Blvd.: Fri 11/6, (8:30am–4:30pm) $40 general; $20 student; $12 HCC student.
Protest March Against Wars, Occupations and Torture Bring your signs against the wars, occupations and torture. Gather at the corner of Hotel and Bethel streets. 534-2255, [email: worldcantwaithawaii]. Fri 11/6, (6:30–8:30pm)
State Wildlife Sanctuary Public Hearings The Division of Forestry and Wildlife, DLNR, is proposing revisions to the administrative rules to protect wildlife and their habitat in our Sanctuaries. E-mail [email: recreationalrenaissance] with testimony. Jefferson Elementary School, 324 Kapahulu Ave.: Mon 11/9, (6pm) 971-6922
Fairs & Festivals
Annual Bazaar Yep, it’s already after Halloween. That means the holiday shopping craze can officially start. Call 532-1111 for info. Sponsored by the First Presbyterian Church of Honolulu. Koolau Golf Club, 45-550 Kionaole Road, Kaneohe: Sat 11/7, (9am–2pm) 235-4653
Celebrate Kaimuki Kanikapila Why? Why not? Music, Booths, crafts, food, games and art displays to be shared by all. Visit [celebratekaimuki.com]. Kaimuki Community Park, Waialae Ave., between 10th & 11th Ave.: Sat 11/7, (9am–3pm) Free.
Celebrate Kaimuki Kanikapila: Craft Fair A Street Festival overflowing with 160 booths, two entertainment stages, and free giveaways. [celebratekaimuki.com]. 739-5272 Kaimuki Community Park, Waialae Ave., between 10th & 11th Ave.: Sat 11/7, (9am–3pm) Free. 739-5272
GiRL FeST Hawaii (See Q&A.) Visit [girlfesthawaii.org]. Runs Fri 11/7–Fri 11/14.
Senior Health Fair Blood pressure checks, educational booths, giveaways and more. Windward Mall, 46-056 Kamehameha Hwy.: Sat 11/7, (10am-2pm) 235-1143
Unity Healing Arts Expo Heal the world, as well as yourself, with more than 20 practitioners in the healing arts profession. Unity Church of Hawaii, 3608 Diamond Head Cir.: Sat 11/8, (10am–4pm) Free. [unityhawaii.org], 735-4436
