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Art
exhibit by kailua artist WARREN STENBERG All month
Feb 2 - 28 Warren Stenberg, Kailua artist,
exhibits 50 new and recent paintings at Hoomaluhia Botanical Gardens,
Kaneohe. Call 262-8306. monkeys
in waterfallS concert Fri &
Sat Feb 4 & 5 – 7:30 pm Using masks, movement and music,
Monkey Waterfalls tell “stories that amuse and enchant audiences.” Not
recommended for children under eight. At Paliku Theatre at Windward
Community College. Adults $15. Call 235-7433 for tickets. Conscious
Eating and Fri Feb 4
– 6 to 8 pm Share a yoga practice to bring
awareness to the belly; let go of tensions at the end of the week; and be
nourished with a simple bowl of brown rice, eaten in quiet. Call 232-8327. honouliuli
preserve hike Sat Feb 5
– 8:30 am to 2:30 pm The Nature Conversancy offers this moderate hike with great
vistas but steep drop offs. Ages 13 and up. $10 p/person. Call 587-6220. Ukulele
master gordon Sat Feb 5
– 7:30 pm Unusual solo appearance by Mark at HPR’s Atherton Performing
Arts Studio. Mix of traditional and classical works. $17.50 for
non-members. For more information call 955-8821. Open
auditions for “Sons Sat Feb 5
– 10:30 am to 12:30 pm Seeking nine male actors for Cruel Theatre’s production of
Observe the Sons of Ulster Marching Towards the Somme opening in March
2005. Auditions will be at University of Hawaii-Manoa Kennedy Theatre.
523-1004. chinese
new year’s celebration Sun Feb 6
– 10:30 am Help welcome in the Year of the Rooster as Chinese Physical
Culture Assn. Brings lion dance to Pearlridge Center at Uptown Center
Court. Call 488-0981. Chinese
New Year’s Sun Feb 6
– 1:30 pm – 4 pm Celebrate the Chinese New Year’s early with a lion dance
performance and martial arts demonstration by the Chinese Physical
Cultural Association at the Aloha Tower Marketplace. Call 566-2337. Evensong
at St. Andrew’s Sun Feb 6
– 7:30 pm John McCreary, Canon Emeritus, Guest Organist and the St.
Andrew’s Cathedral Choir, Organ Recital and Choral Evensong. Call
524-2822, ext. 223. Mardi
Gras Fat Tuesday at Tues Feb 8
– 7 pm Celebrate Fat Tuesdays at Hawaii’s only waterfront block
party in town while you enjoy entertainment on four different stages, a
Mardi Gras parade, and our party girls will be passing out tons of free
beads. Call 566-2337. “Intro. to Chinese Medicine” Thurs Feb 8
– 6:15 pm Health workshop at the Castle Professional Center in Kaneohe
Room 415. Free. Call 234-5535 for reservations. Bishop Museum Seminar Thurs
Feb 10 – 4 pm World-renowned ichthyologist Dr. Jack Randall discusses how
fish mimic others to protect themselves. 848-4171. “Concert in the Courtyard” Thurs
Feb 10 – 5:30 to 7 pm Hawaii’s favorite entertainers under the stars at the
Sheraton Moana Surfrider. Featured artists include Vaihi Vahitian, Herb
Ohta Jr., Kuuipo Kumukahi. Free with minimum bar purchase. For more
information call 922-3111. “TWENTIETH
CENTURY” AT DIAMOND HEAD THEATRE Opens Fri
Feb 11 - 27 – Thus - Sat at 8 pm; Sun at 4 pm Tells the comedic story of Oscar Jaffe, a successful and
egomaniacal Broadway director. The play is directed by James MacArthur
(known for his role as Danny “Danno” Williams on Hawaii Five-O) and
Bill Ogilvie. Diamond Head Theatre. Call 733-0277. moonlight
tour at sea Fri Feb 11
– 7 to 8:30 pm Find out what goes on afterdark at the park. Bring a
flashlight and explore the noctural habits of the animals. Adults $13,
keiki $7. Call 259-7933. Pro
Bowl Block Party Fri Feb 11
– 7 pm Free autograph sessions with NFL stars, cheerleaders, photo
opportunities with NFL mascots, cheerleaders, free giveaways and great
food. Aloha Tower. Call 566-2337. Ukulele
legend bill tapia Sat Feb 12
– 7:30 pm Celebrating his 97th birthday, this concert follows the
release of his latest CD. Paliku Theatre, Windward Community College. $25.
Call 945-1022. THE 5TH
ANNUAL MARY KAWENA PUKUI STORYTELLING FESTIVAL Sun Feb 13
– Daytime Stories of Celebration and the Makahiki. Storytelling
presentations and workshops, live entertainment and food, activities for
kids, exhibits. Bishop Museum. Call 848-4171. 2005 NFL PRO
BOWL Sun Feb 13
– 2:30 pm The best players at their positions from the AFC face their
counterparts from the NFC in the Leagues All-Star Game NFL Pro Bowl at the
Aloha Stadium. Ticket information: www.nfl.com/pro SOCIETY OF
SEVEN Fri - Sat
Feb 18 & 19 – 7:30 pm Waikiki headliners for more than three decades now
headquartered at Bally’s in Las Vegas, returns to Honolulu at the
historic Hawaii Theatre. For more information call 528-0506. Valentine
in Paradise: How to Prevent Heart Disease Sat Feb 19
– 8:30 am to 12:30 pm A panel of cardiology experts will discuss ways to be more
proactive in reducing risk factors, recognizing symp- WAIKIKI
ARTFEST Sat-Sun Feb
19 & 20 – 9 am to 4 pm Celebrate the Arts of Hawaii at our Waikiki Artfest located at
Kapiolani Park directly across from the Honolulu Zoo. Features the display
and sale of fine 21st
Annual Great Aloha Run Mon Feb 21
– Sunrise The 8.15-mile relatively flat course starts at Aloha Tower in
downtown EDDIE WOULD
GO/QUEEN OF MAKAHA: RELL SUN Thurs
- Sun Feb 24 - 27 – Various times This play about the life of surfing legend and Hawaiian
cultural activist Eddie Aikau. Four local boys tell Eddie’s life story,
from his childhood to his days a big-wave surfer and his “MISS
SAIGON” Fri - Sat
Feb 24 - 26 – 7:30 pm Inspired by “Madame Butterfly” and transferred to a modern
setting that includes the fall of Saigon, MISS SAIGON is a revolutionary
musical whose production by Cameron Mackintosh set records in London.
Presented by Army Community Theatre, Richardson Theatre in Fort Shafter.
Call 438-4480. Kaunala
Trail Hike by Hawaii Nature Center Sat Feb 26
– 8:30 am to 2:30 pm Kost Pankiwskyj guides this pleasant six mile walk, half on a
military gravel road and half on a state-maintained trail, with very
little elevation gain with spectacular views of the Waianae range,
Moderate. Adults. Fee: $6, non-members. Call 955-0100. PUA KAPELE
HALUA O HULA Sat Feb 26
– Noon to 12:45 pm Colorful
performance of hula by the mothers and daughters of Hawaii. Aloha Tower
Marketplace. Call 566-2337.
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