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Kohala
Coast Event Calendars
Kings' Shops Event Calendar
The
Kings' Shops are located in Waikoloa Beach Resort on the Kohala
Coast (see Kohala Coast
map). They are a central meeting place for Kohala Coast visitors
staying at nearby resorts or vacation rentals. The King's Shops
don't only offer great shopping for Hawaiian gifts, arts or clothesand
various dining opportunities from casual Food Court) to fine dining
(Roy's), but daily entertainment for the entire family.
Daily hula performances, Ukulele
lessons, Hula lessons, Hawaiian legends and story telling and John
Keawe Slackkey guitar playing at 6pm for Kohala Coast visitors.
No fees are charged for King's Shops activities. During morning
hours a complimentary petroglyph walk can be connect you to old
Hawaii. When staying at of of the Kohala Coast resorts, condos or
vacation homes, a visit to the Kings Shops is a must. Check the
King's
Shops Event Calendar.
Kahilu Theatre Performance
Calendar
Kahilu
Theater in Waimea Calendar
When staying on the Kohala Coast, be aware that it's just a short
drive from the coast to the Kahilu Theater with magnificent performances
from artists around the world and from the islands. Kahilu Theatre
provides a home for the presentation, support, education and promotion
of the performing arts.
Mauna Lani Event Calendar
at Eva Parker Woods Cottage
Twilight
at Kalahuipua'a Full moon Hawaiian storytelling at Eva Parker
Woods Cottage, Mauna Lani Resort. This special event attracts residents
and visitors alike. It often includes Hawaiian music and dance.
Open to guests at Mauna
Lani Bay Hotel and also to the community.
John Keawe Slackkey Guitar
Event Calendar
John
Keawe Calendar John performs regularly at various locations
on the Kohala Coast, like the Kings' Shops and the Bamboo Restaurant
in North Kohala, and throughout the Hawaiian islands and mainland.
In addition, he has recorded several albums, bringing Hawaiian slack
key into the homes of people from around the world
Tutu's House Waimea Event
Calendar
Tutu's
House in Waimea A place of Aloha. Please,
visit their monthly
calendar of events for ukulele lessons,hula for health, Tutu's
Quilters, Yoga classes and so much more.
Classes are complimentary for Big Island residents or Kohala Coast
visitors. Tutu's House is a safe place for people of all
ages to learn, share and explore health and healing of the
mind, body and spirit. .
Waikoloa Beach Resort Event
Calendar
Waikoloa
Beach Resort This is a great calendar for finding out more about
activities and special events on the Kohala Coast.
Waimea and Parker Ranch
Event Calendar
Waimea
event calendar Kamuela.com displays a great monthly calendar
for all events in the Waimea/Kamuela area. Waimea is a short drive
from the Kohala Coast Resorts upcountry, where visitors can find
famous Parker Ranch, which offers its own daily activities and monthly
events. See Parker
Ranch Events Calendar for this month.
Kohala Coast Festivals
Aloha
Festivals Aloha Festivals are Hawai'i's premier cultural showcase,
a celebration of Hawai'i's music, dance and history intended to
preserve the unique Hawiian island traditions.
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Kula Na Mea Hawai'i Hula Fest, Hawaiian culture & lots of
photos!
Kona Kohala Coast
Athletic Events
Kona
Marathon 2008 Kona Marathon takes place June 29 in Keauhou-Kona.
Join the Kona Marathon on the Hawaii Ironman Triathlon Run Course
in West Hawaii's Premiere running event.
Hawaiian
International Billfish Tournament July - August Kailua-Kona.
Weeklong event is known as the the'grandfather of all big game fishing
tournements'.
Ironman
Triathlon 2008 Ford Ironman Triathlon World Championship takes
place in Kona, Hawaii October 11, 2008.
BIG ISLAND FARMERS
MARKETS Kohala Coast &
Hamakua Coast
Waimea
Hawaiian Homestead Farmers Market
Saturdays 7a.m. - noon at Kuhio Hale Lawn, 885-0525
North Kohala Farmers
Market
Saturdays 7:30a.m. - 1p.m. near Hawi post office, 889-0618
Honokaa Farmers Market
Saturdays 7:30a.m. in front of Honokaa Trading Co.
Waikoloa Village Farmers
Market
Saturdays 7:15a.m. at Waikoloa Community Church parking lot.
South Kona Farmers
Market
Saturdays 10am - 2 pm Honaunau
MUSIC WITH THE ISLAND TOUCH famous
Big Island John
Keawe slackkey guitar player, plays at these Big Island places
on the Kohala Coast. Don't miss this!
Bamboo Restaurant: 808-889-5555
King's Shops : 808-886-8811
Kona Village Resort: (Ph# 808-325-5555 for entry
pass)
March Calendar John Keawe
Every Monday -- 6:00– 9:30pm - Kona Village Resort
Every Tuesday -– 6 –7pm – Kings Shops
Mar 8 -– 6:30 – 9:30pm – Bamboo Restaurant
Mar 9 -- 4 – 6pm – Kings Shops
Mar 28 -– 6:30 – 9:30pm – Bamboo Restaurant
GREAT WAIKOLOA 'UKULELE FESTIVAL
Date: March 1, 2008
Time: 2pm - 7pm
Place: Waikoloa Beach Resort
Headlining will be the dynamic young Raiatea Helm, to be joined
by Boo Takagi of Japan and Ukesperience, Holunape, John Keawe, Ohta
San with Nando Suan, Ho'okani Pila, Kealakehe 'Ukulele Band, Kris
Fuchigami and Kunia Galdeira. Along with performances, the event
will provides lessons in how the instrument is created, and Roy
and Kathy Sakuma will offer free ukulele lessons. Helm performs
at 6 p.m., at Queen's Marketplace. Music performances will be taking
place at Queens' MarketPlace, Kings' Shops Center Stage and other
locations on the Waikoloa Beach Resort grounds. Admission: Free;
'ukulele and ipu-making demonstrations have $15 fee. Call: (808)
886-8822 or visit
their site for more info.
FREE CONCERT FOR KIDS WITH LINDA YAPP
- KONA STORIES BOOKSTORE, KAINALIU
Date: March 1, 2008
Time: 1 to 3 PM
Place: Kona Stories Bookstore Mango Court, Kainailu.
As a children's musician and songwriter, Linda Yapp creates &
shares music that reflects the values she holds near and dear to
her heart; songs of peace, kindness, diversity, respect for all
living things, and the need to protect & honor the many critters
of the world. Trained as a Montessori Teacher, over the years Linda
has taught over one thousand young children in the classroom, incorporating
her music and songs in their daily activities. The children are
a constant inspiration for her song writing and many of her students
sing on her CDs. Linda and her friends, including Grammy winners
Charles Brotman and Sonny Lim, have created a delightful and soothing
album for children of all ages. Recorded on the Big Island of Hawai'i,
"For the Love of Hawaii" honors the beauty and culture
of the Hawaiian Islands. Free to the public. For more information,
call 808-324-0350 or email
or visit their
site
2nd ANNUAL KONA BREWERS FEST GOLF OPEN
Date: March 7, 2008
Time: 9am
Place: Big Island Country Club, Kailua-Kona, HI
Big Island Country Club is as challenging as it is playable. Golf
course designers, Pete and Perry Dye have created a masterpiece.
The scenic vistas and the beautifully maintained championship course
will make for an enjoyable experience for all golfers. This event
is a fundraiser benefiting environmental, educational and cultural
organizations of the Big Island, including the Hawai'i Montessori
School at Kona. Time: 9am Shotgun Start at Big Island Country Club,
Kailua-Kona, HI , Cost: $125.00 per player. For more information,
call (808) 937-0987 or email
13th ANNUAL KONA BREWERS FESTIVAL
Date: March 8, 2008
Time: 2:30 to 6:30 p.m
Place: King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel
The party event of the year!! Nearly 30 breweries tap up more than
60 types of beer, and chefs from 25 restaurants serve culinary creations
on the shores of Kailua Bay at King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel
from 2:30 to 6:30 p.m. Outside, on the luau grounds! Live music,
a Trash Fashion Show and more, will round out the day. Tickets are
$50 (available only in advance), and include unlimited gourmet food,
entertainment, and 8 beer-tasting tickets with a souvenir glass.
Info: Kona Brewers Festival or 808/331-3033.
FOCUS LUNCHEON WITH GOVERNOR LINGLE
Date: March 13
Time: 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Place: Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort & Spa, Kailua-Kona
Sold out last year, make your reservations early! Governor Lingle
will speak on upcoming legislative issues and provide updates on
topics of most importance to West Hawaii, including highways, affordable
housing, land use, education, workforce development and energy.
$35 for Chamber & Rotary members; $40 for non-members. Reservations
for tables of 10 are being accepted. Please contact the Chamber
office at (808) 329-1758 for more information. For more information,
call 808-329-1758, email
or visit their
site
PUA PLANTASIA PARTY BENEFIT FOR KONA
OUTDOOR CIRCLE- KEAUHOU
Date: March 14
Time: 5 p.m.
Place: Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort and Spa
Kona Outdoor Circle presents its annual Pua Plantasia, a gala party
with silent and live auctions (with the always-entertaining Pat
Batchelder as Auctioneer). Auction items include events, dinners,
activities, artwork from island artists, and some very excellent
collectibles from very generous supporters. Pua Plantasia Party
is at the Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort and Spa. Doors open at 5 p.m.
on Friday, March 14 for no host cocktails and the silent auction.
Also, plants can be previewed that will be sold on Saturday, March
15 (bromeliads, cactus, bamboo, and more). The Sheraton's elegant
dinner (around 6:30pm) will focus on island-fresh foods, and include
wine paired to the meal. Proceeds will support KOC's beautification
and planting efforts, especially the current major project, "A
Green Lei for Kealakehe", which will provide a one mile screen
of beautiful trees and plants around the Kealakehe Waste Dump area.
For reservations, call 808-329-7286. For more info, visit
their site or email
PUA PLANTASIA PLANT SALE - BENEFIT FOR
KONA OUTDOOR CIRCLE
Date: March 15
Time: 5 p.m.
Place: Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort and Spa, Outside Convention Center
To support its planting, beautification, education, and public advocacy,
started in 1985, the KOC will once again hold its annual benefit
sale at the Sheraton Keauhou Bay Resort and Spa, outside of the
convention center. Free admission, but buyers will not be admitted
until 8 a.m. sharp. Plant Vendor Chair Jamie Lee has arranged not
only for some of his special plants to be sold, but is bringing
in vendors to offer some terrific plants to enhance your yard, garden,
and home. Bamboo, bromeliads, herbs, succulents, lilies, maybe some
bananas, waterplants - the vendors will bring the best - and coqui
frog free! The Kona LDS Boy Scout Troop members will be on hand
to help you get your plants to the car. Also, jams and jellies and
garden accent items will be available. Free classes at 9, 10, 11,
and noon. Food for sale too. 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. For more info, call
808/329-7286, visit
their site , or email
ALOHA HAWAIIAN NIGHT, KAILUA-KONA
Date: March 29
Time: 5 p.m.
Place: Kailua Pier
This annual event held at Kailua Pier celebrates hula and music.
This showcase free festival invites visitors and residents to enjoy
an evening of special hula halau and well known slack key guitar
artists. The community event also funds Kailua Pier improvements
with a silent auction. A "Taste of Kona" will feature
local restaurants, including Fish Hopper, Kuakini Cookhouse, Taeng
on Thai, Splasher's, and Pancho and Leftys. A Hawaiian blessing
begins at 5:00 pm with the arrival of canoe clubs and lighting of
the tiki torches. A firedancer lightens up the night as the event
ends at 10:00pm.
"POPS MENAGERIE" CONCERTS
Date: March 29 + 30
Time: 7 p.m. + 3 p.m.
Place: King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel
Kona Festivale Chorale's "Pops Menagerie" concert will
be held at King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel starting at 7pm on
Saturday, March 29, and 3pm on Sunday, March 30. A zany, nostalgic
and fun-filled trip down memory lane, the concerts are filled with
Broadway medleys, show tunes and popular period music familiar to
a generation of music lovers. For more information, call the choir
office at 331-1115 or email kfchoral@hawaii.rr.com. Adult tickets
are $18 ($20 at the door); children 12 and under are free.
KAMUELA PHILHARMONIC CONCERT
Date: March 30
Time: 4 p.m.
Place: Kahilu Theatre, Waimea
The Big Island's only fully classical orchestra, with Madeline Schatz,
conductor and violin soloist, performs Schubert's "Unfinished
Symphony" and Bruch's "Violin Concerto #1" at Kahilu
Theatre at 4pm. Admission is free. Time: 4:00 PM at Kahilu Theatre,
Waimea. For more information, call 881-4252 or email
LAURIE LEWIS AND TOM ROZUM IN CONCERT
- ALOHA THEATRE, KAINALIU
Date: February 2, 2008
Time: 7pm
Place: Kainaliu
The Grammy-nominated artists (for their 1995 album The Oak and the
Laurel) are widely regarded as leading lights in bluegrass-inspired
music and are also highly prized by their peers as sidemen (fiddle/mandolin/vocals)
and producers. They add their own distinctive touches to traditional
favorites as well as to Laurie's nonpareil compositions. Some selections
from their new album "Laurie Lewis and the Right Hands"
will be featured. Their rendition of "The Oak and the Laurel"
is included on a CD of duets produced by The Prairie Home Companion
radio show. 7 PM Showtime. Tickets: $20 Advance/$25 at the door.
Reserved seating also available by dining at the Aloha Angel Cafe
before the show! Please call 322-2122 for advance tickets and/or
dinner reservations.
BOOK SALE AT KAILUA-KONA LIBRARY
Date: February 2, 2008
Time: 9:00am - 1pm
Place: Kailua-Kona, Library
The Friends of the Libraries, Kona (FOLK) will hold its next Book
Sale on Saturday, February 2, from 9 to 1 on the lanai of the Kailua-Kona
library. Because the inventory of books is HUGE, all books will
be offered at clearance prices to make room in the storage area
of the library. Everything will be priced to sell! Volunteers are
always needed, so if you are willing and available, please call
328-0203. Free to the public. For more information, call 328-0203
or email or visit
their site.
15th ANNUAL CHERRY BLOSSOM FESTIVAL –
WAIMEA
Date: February 2, 2008
Time: 9am – 3 pm
Place: Waimea
This festival showcases the annual blooming of Waimea's cherry trees
along Church Row Park, and the Japanese tradition of viewing them,
known as "hanami". In conjunction with the Paniolo Preservation
Society's Waiomina Centennial Celebration, the 2008 festival commemorates
the Big Isle's cowboys of Japanese descent. From 9am to 3pm, a host
of activities will sprawl eastward from the Parker Ranch Historic
Homes on Mamalahoa Hwy. 190 to the Hawaiian Homestead FarmerÕs
Market on Hwy. 19. Pink banners around town will identify cultural
event sites. There will be demonstrations of bonsai, origami, tea
ceremony, sumie, mochi pounding and calligraphy. The festival offers
free shuttle transportation among venues. Call Roxie at 961-8706
for more Festival info.
HAWAII WOOD GUILD ANNUAL SHOW - HARBOR
GALLERY, KAWAIHAE
Date: February 2, 2008
Time: 11:30am – 7:30 pm daily
Place: Kawaihae, Harbor Gallery
The 22nd annual Hawaii Wood Guild show will take place at the Harbor
Gallery in Kawaihae from 11:30 AM - 7:30 PM daily. Professional
and amateur woodworkers are invited to participate, and the shows
are a stimulating and inspiring display of the capabilities of our
local artisans. Awards will be presented to outstanding entries.
The public is invited to attend and meet the artists. For more info,
call Cliff Johns at 331-0813.
LAVAMAN YOUTH TRIATHLON SERIES - HILTON
WAIKOLOA BEACH RESORT
Date: February 2, 2008
Time:
Place: Hilton Waikoloa Beach Resort
The Lavaman Youth Triathlon Series is an opportunity for Hawaii
Island kids to learn how to become successful, well-rounded multi-sport
athletes. The camp kicks off 2/2 and runs every two weeks until
race day on 4/5. Topics will include swim instruction, run instruction,
transitions, sportsmanship, and good nutrition. Cost for the six
week camp is $50;scholarships available. Campers will receive a
Lavaman Youth Triathlon series t-shirt, a Lavaman water bottle,
backpack, goggles, swim cap and special Camp ID card. For more information,
visit
their site, call 808-329-9718, or email
BOOK AND WINE PAIRING EVENT - KONA STORIES
BOOKSTORE, KAINALIU
Date: February 8, 2008
Time: 6:30 pm
Place: Kona Stories Bookstore, Kainaliu
Kona Stories bookstore in Kainaliu will host a special romantic
evening event on February 8th starting at 6:30 PM. Local wine expert
Jeremy Creeley and bookstore owners Brenda Eng and Joy Vogelgesang
will team up to help you enhance your book and wine experience.
This event will be fun, informal and romantic. Learn how to get
more enjoyment from your reading and more literate about your wine!
Jeremy Creeley grew up in Hawaii and is a Certified Sommelier from
the Court of Master Sommeliers. He has worked as a sommelier and
wine consultant in New York, Las Vegas and Aspen. Brenda and Joy
are the owners of Kona's only independent new book store, Kona Stories.
Reserve your spot by calling 324-0350. A $5.00 materials fee will
be charged. For more information, call 808/324-0350, email
or visit their
site
"ANNIE GET YOUR GUN" PRESENTED
AT THE ALOHA THEATRE, KAINALIU
Date: February 15 – March 8, 2008
Time: see times below
Place: Aloha Theater, Kainaliu
"Annie Get Your Gun" is a musical loosely based on the
life of Annie Oakley, who was a sharpshooter from Ohio, and her
husband, Frank Butler. The music and lyrics were written by Irving
Berlin, and the show was first staged on Broadway in 1946, directed
by Joshua Logan and starring Ethel Merman. A 1999 Broadway revival
introduced a reworked book and new orchestration which starred Bernadette
Peters and Tom Wopat and won the Tony for best musical revival.
APAC's production utilizes this newer rendition of the enduring,
familiar classic. Thur, Fri, Sat 7:30pm Sun 2:30pm. Tickets are
$15 for Students & Seniors; $18 Adults, and are available by
calling 322-1648 or visit
their site
SOUTH KONA ARTS FESTIVAL
Date: February 16, 2008
Time: 9 am – 4 pm
Place: South Kona
From 9:00am-4:00pm. SKEA is excited to once again host the South
Kona Arts Festival. Glasswork, botanicals, jewelry, fabric art,
pottery, paintings, farmers market, food and more will be featured.
Open mike; feel free to contact SKEA if you wish to participate.
Free to the public. For more information, call 328-9392 or email
or visit their site
ACF BRUNCH BENEFIT FOR KEIKI NUTRITIONAL
EDUCATION - HILTON WAIKOLOA VILLAGE
Date: February 17, 2008
Time: 11:30 am – 2:30 pm
Place: Hilton Waikoloa Village Resort
Enjoy an array of sumptuous food, wine and music; vote for your
favorite "sweetheart" floral arrangement, and bid for
silent auction items, including private catered dinners by top Big
Isle chefs at "Quisine of Hearts", an American Culinary
Federation Valentine Brunch that benefits childhood nutritional
education. Presented by the ACF Kona-Kohala Chapter of the Chef
de Cuisine Association, the spectacular repast will take place from
11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m at the Water's Edge Ballroom at the Hilton
Waikoloa Village. For tickets, call 329-2522.
A VALENTINE'S MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA FUNDRAISER
- ROTARY CLUB OF KONA MAUKA
Date: February 17, 2008
Time: 2pm
Place: Private residence Kona
Spend a sizzling afternoon of romance with your Valentine at the
Rotary Club of Kona Mauka's first ever "Valentine's Day Musical
Extravaganza". In line with the Valentine's Day theme, the
event will feature a lively Latin-inspired classical concert with
flamenco dancing, a delectable champagne and dessert reception,
and an extensive silent auction featuring items from local artists,
restaurants, hotels, and businesses. The auction will also have
donations from club members including a 1-year supply of 100% Kona
coffee, a free tax return, a Body Glove snorkel cruise for two,
and more. It will be held at a private residence in Kailua-Kona
and will begin at 2 pm. Proceeds will go toward projects focused
on education and youth. For tickets and more information, contact
Manuel at 331-8299 or Emily at 756-2348. Tickets are $35 per person.
Seating is limited to 100, so reserve your tickets early! For more
information, call 331-8299 or email
.
KONA FESTIVALE CHORALE DINNER GALA BENEFIT
Date: February 23, 2008
Time: 5:30 pm
Place: King Kamehameha Beach Resort
Kona Festivale Chorale presents a dinner gala fundraiser, "Swing
into Spring", with dinner/dance music and a live & silent
auction. For more event information and for tickets, call the choir
office at 331-1115 or email kfchoral@hawaii.rr.com. Time: 5:30 PM
at King Kamehameha's Kona Beach Hotel Ballroom, Kailua-Kona. Cost:
$60.00. 10% discount for table of 8.
PBS' HOWARD DICUS TALK STORY - DESTINATION
KONA COAST LUNCHEON
Date: February 23, 2008
Time: 12 noon
Place: Royal Kona Resort
Howard Dicus, host of PBS Hawaii's "Everybody's Business"
and the "explainer" on KGMB 9's morning show, "Sunrise",
will speak at a luncheon on Saturday, February 23 at noon at Royal
Kona Resort. Howard will share his unique perspective on business
and our economy, and take audience questions for what should prove
to be a fun and interesting talk story. Sponsored by Destination
Kona Coast, luncheon price for members is $21; for all others, $25
(you can join and get the membership price). Free parking. Reservations
by February 19 - call 328-0614, email,
or visit
their site
FREE NEW YEAR'S DAY YOGA CLASS - KEALAKEKUA
Date: January 1, 2008
Time: 10:30am - 12noon
Place: Kona, Kealakekua
Big Island Yoga Center (next to library, across from Kamigaki Market)
invites all to join its teachers and students (beginning and experienced)
on New Year's Day, January 1, 2008, for a free yoga class from 10:30AM
to noon. Please call 329-9642 to reserve your place. Donations for
the Marcia Carman Memorial Teacher Training Scholarship Fund may
be placed in the studio calabash. For more info, email
or visit Big
Island Yoga site
KAMUELA PHILHARMONIC WINTER CONCERT -
WAIMEA
Date: January 6, 2008
Time: 10:30am - 12noon
Place: Waimea, Kahilu Theatre
Kamuela Philharmonic, one of the biggest community orchestras in
Hawaii, will perform Dvorak's "New World" Symphony and
Paul Csige's "Voyages" under the direction of music director
Madeline Schatz.Time: 4:00 PM to 5:30 PM at Kahilu Theatre, Waimea.
Free to the public. For information call: 808/896-2153 or email
or visit site
KCOF COMMUNITY SUPPORTED RADIO BENEFIT
CONCERT & SILENT AUCTION
Date: January 6, 2008
Time: 4pm - 9pm
Place: Aloha Theatre
Doors open at 3:30 to view Silent Auction. Admission is $10 at the
door. Support the local voice of South Kona non-commercial radio.Have
a great time for a good cause! Sponsored by The Sanctuary of Mana
Ke'a Gardens, a non profit organization. For more information call
Randyl Rupar at 936-5233, Ethan Steele - 328-7441. Contacts for
the Silent Auction:ÊGail Smith, 939-7910/Tanya Sunshine, 896-7879.
Box Office, 322-2323 or visit Aloha
Theatre
HONORING THE MEDICINE: NATIVE AMERICAN
HEALING WITH KENNETH COHEN
Date: January 12, 2008
Time: 1 - 3pm
Place: Kona Stores
In this dynamic, information-packed, and entertaining talk, Kenneth
Cohen will share cross-cultural perspectives on the principles,
ethical values, and practice of Native American medicine. He will
explore Native American medicine not as a thing of the past but
as a living and still evolving tradition. He will discuss common
misconceptions and stereotypes promoted by media, Hollywood, and
the highly "imaginative" New Age Movement. Information
will be presented from traditional and modern perspectives. Interspersed
with songs and stories, Ken will share his understanding of health
and disease, the purpose of common healing methods, such as counseling,
vision-seeking, and ritual, and the connection between western and
indigenous science. He will also explore the connection between
Native American and other forms of indigenous spirituality, including
Hawaiian. At the end of the talk, Ken will sign copies of his books,
including "Honoring the Medicine", winner of the National
Health and Wellness book award. For more information call Kona Stories
at 324-0350 or email
.
SENIOR PGA MASTERCARD CHAMPIONSHIP
Date: January 15 - 20, 2008
Time:
Place: Hualalai Golf Course
Hualalai Resort Golf Course hosts the greats in a 54 Hole-Stroke
play competition. Call 808/325-8480 or 800-417-2770 for more info,
or visit this website.
PUANA KA IKE Free Lecture Series THE HAWAIIAN
LUNAR CALENDAR
Date: January 25, 2008
Time: 5 - 6:30pm
Place: Outrigger Keauhou Beach Resort Ballroom
Presenter Kalei Tsuha is currently researching data located in the
volumes of literature in Hawaiian Ethnosciences such as identifying
cloud forms, rains, winds, currents and celestial movements of the
sun, stars and moon. Please join us as she shares information on
how Hawaiians organized time. Together we will investigate the seasons
and months on a Hawaiian year and traditional occupations that utilized
the Kaulana Mahina.For more information, contact Joy Cunefare at
322-0088, ext. 106 or Email
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