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COLONIAL
CAMPOUT
Friday, November 1 – 6pm to 8am
The
Honolulu Academy of Arts and Punahou Girl Scout Troup 688 are offering a
special overnight event for students in grades 4-5-6. The event will
give the children the opportunity to experience what life was like over
300 years ago. For more information call 532-8726.
HAWAII
INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL
Friday, November 1 to 10 –
12 noon until 10:00pm
Over
100 features, shorts and documentaries films will be shown over a 10-day
period. This year’s festival will showcase the newest and most
striking films from Asia, Pacific Rim, and the World. For more
information call 528-3456.
PICTURES
WITH SANTA PAWS
Saturday, November 2 – 9am to 3pm
The
Hawaiian Humane Society will offer a fun holiday photo opportunity. For
your $20 donation, you’ll receive one pose, 4 prints and 4 negatives
by photographer Stan Wright. For more information call 946-2187 ext.
225.
HOSPICE
HAWAII WINE TASTING &
SILENT AUCTION
Saturday,
November 2 – 11:00am
As
part of the National Hospice Month, Hospice Hawaii will be hosting this
wine tasting and silent auction at Sam Choy’s Diamond Head Restaurant.
For more information call 924-9255.
“RAINBOW
OF HOPE” ALS DINNER
Saturday, November 2 – 5pm to10pm
A
benefit dinner for the Muscular Dystrophy Association of Hawaii at the
Sheraton Waikiki. Their will be entertainment and a silent auction. For
more information call Bruce Clark 548-0588.
HALEIWA
TRIATHLON
Saturday, November 2 – 7:00am
A
safe and fast 400 yard course inside of Puena Point, 3 loops of Haleiwa,
and a 3-mile out and back trail/street/beach run. For more information
call Chris Gardner 638-8173.
MARCH
OF DIMES HARLEY DAVIDSON RIDE
Sunday, November 3 – 10:00am Hooters (Aloha Tower)
Inaugural
100 mile ride around Oahu to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of
Harley-Davidson and to raise funds for the March of Dimes in their
mission to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects and
infant mortality. The ride ends with a concert and “Masked Bikers’
Ball” at World Café. For more information and registration call
Burgandie Onekea 973-2155.
GRAND
OPENING OF HAWAII STATE ART MUSEUM
Sunday, November 3 – 9am to 4:30pm
The
public is invited to the grand opening of Hawaii State Art Museum. The
museum is located at 250 South Hotel Street, 2nd Floor in the former
Armed Forces YMCA Building in downtown Honolulu. The museum houses works
from the State Art Collection maintained by the Art in Public Places
Program of the State Foundation on Culture and the Arts. For more
information call 586-0900.
HAWAII
PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY
Wednesday, November 7 – 7:30am
Chiye
Wenkam will present work from her travels to Japan during the monthly
meeting of the Hawaii Photographic Society. The meeting will be at the
Makiki Recreation Center, it is free and open to the public. For more
information call Bonnie Lisa Pestana 487-2090.
11TH
ANNUAL WORLD INVITATIONAL HULA FESTIVAL
Thursday, November 7 to 9 – 5:30pm
Halau
from the all over the world will return to the Waikiki Shell at
Kapiolani Park for this unique festival which celebrates Hawaiian
culture, art, history, language, and relationship to all natural things
in the Hawaiian envi-ronment. For more information, visit
www.worldhula.com or call 486-3185.
MAKANA
IN CONCERT
Friday, November 8 & 9 – 8:00pm and 7:30pm
Makana
will be in concert at the Hawaii Theater for two nights, for ticket
information call 528-0506.
3RD
ANNUAL “BOOTS ON THE BEACH” BENEFIT
Friday, November 8 – 6:30pm
The
American Cancer Society is having a western-themed benefit at the Royal
Hawaiian Hotel (Monarch Room) to honor Mary Worrall and to help in the
battle against cancer. For more information call 432-9160.
THE
THREE MUSKETEERS
Friday, November 8 to 16 – 8:00pm
This
classic comes to life, complete with daggers and swords, at the Leeward
Community College Theatre. Nov. 8, 9, 14, 15, 16 at 8 pm; Nov. 10 at 4
pm. For more information call Barbara Donios 455-0385.
B.B.
KING IN CONCERT
Friday, November 8 – 8:00pm
The
King of Blues, B.B. King, will be appearing in concert at the Blaisdell
Arena. For ticket info. call 526-4400.
DEATH
OF A SALESMAN
Friday, November 8 to December 8 – call for times
Winner
of the Pulitzer Prize and the 1949 Tony Award for Best Play, “Death of
a Salesman” is a thrilling work of deep and revealing beauty that
remains one of the most profound classic dramas of the American Theatre.
Hawaii Pacific University Theatre (Kaneohe). For more information call
375-1282.
WAIANAE
VETERAN’S DAY PARADE & HOOLAULEA
Saturday, November 9 – 9am to 4pm
The
parade is sponsored by the Waia-nae Military Civilian Council and will
begin at Ulehawa Beach Park and ends at Nanakuli Beach Park. For more
information call Charles 696-7769.
THIRD
ANNUAL HARBOR FESTIVAL
Saturday, November 9 – 10am to 4pm
The
Tugboat Hula Contest is one of the featured events along with a U.S.
Coast Guard Search and Rescue demonstration, Navy & Coast Guard ship
tours, a Keiki treasure hunt, tours around Ho-nolulu Harbor, a poster
coloring contest and other fun
activities. The Harbor Festival is free and open to the public.
For more information call 528-5700.
HAWAIIAN
SADDLE MAKING DEMONSTRATION
Sunday, November 10 – 10:30am
Naturally
Hawaiian Gallery & Gifts presents this free workshop under the
direction of Al Moniz. For more information call 259-5354.
VANS
SURF FEST
Sunday, November 10 – 10:00am
Come
out for a fun-filled day that will capture the essence of the surf
culture. The festival will be held at the Kualoa Ranch. Call 526-4400
for information.
TRIPLE
CROWN OF SURFING - MEN
Tuesday, November 12 to December 20
The
Vans Triple Crown of Surfing takes place on the North Shore of Oahu and
is considered the world’s ultimate in professional surfing and big
wave riding. The competition will be at three locations: Haleiwa (Nov 12
- 23) – Sunset Beach (Nov 24 - Dec7) – Pipeline (Dec 8 - Dec 20).
For more information call 638-7700.
TRIPLE
CROWN OF SURFING - WOMEN
Tuesday, November 12 to December 20
The
Vans Triple Crown of Surfing takes place on the North Shore of Oahu on
Maui. The competition will be at three locations: Haleiwa (Nov 12 - 23)
– Turtle Bay (Nov 24 - Dec7) – Honolua Bay, Maui (Dec 8 - Dec 20).
For more information call 638-7700.
TONGLEN:
PATH TO HAPPINESS
Wednesday, November 13 to 17 – 7pm
The
Kailua Shambhala Meditation Group will present a four-day meditation
retreat that emphasizes Tonglen practice, as taught by Pema Chodron. For
more information and registration call Jaynine 254-5405.
SMOKEY
JOE’S CAFÉ
Thursday, November 14 to 30
The
Army Community Theater presents Smokey Joe’s Café at Richardson
Theatre at Fort Shafter. For information call 438-4480 (Monday to Friday
10:00 am til 2:00pm)
1ST
ANNUAL UKULELE EXHIBITION
Friday, November 16 & 17 – 9:00am
Ukulele
Guild of Hawaii presents its 1st Annual Ukulele Exhibition. The
exhibition features professional as well as non-professional craftsmen
skilled in the building of ukulele. The event is being held at Marriott
Waikiki Beach Hotel. For more information call Mike Chock 847-1541.
WAIKIKI ARTFEST
Saturday, November 16 & 17 – 9:00am to 4:00pm
The artfest features the
multi-ethnic creations of Hawaii’s talented handcrafters and
fine artists. Located at Kapiolani Park, just past the zoo. For more
information call Nancy Calhoun 696-6717.
HOLIDAY
BRUNCH ON THE BEACH
Sunday, November 17 – 10am to 2pm
Join
the Royal Hawaiian Band, Halau Hula Olana, Kapena, the Society of Seven
LV and many more entertainers for another Brunch on the Beach at
Kapiolani Park. For more information call 923-1094.
INVESTMENT
WORKSHOP
Wednesday, November 20 – 3:00pm
Are
you looking for information about your investments or the current market
situation? If so, you may want to attend a free workshop with an expert
on hand to discuss your questions and concerns.
Manoa Marketplace. For more information call Bridgette 988-9225.
FIDDLER
ON THE ROOF
Thursday, November 21 to December 15 - 7:30pm
Paliku
Theatre at Windward Community College kicks of its season with an
opening night gala followed by the musical “Fiddler on the Roof” –
the festivities begin at 6:00pm. The musical will then run through
December 15th on Thursday, Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30pm. For
more information call 235-7433 ext. 330.
THEATREFEST
2002
Friday,
November 22
to 23 –
7:30pm
The
Tenney Theatre at St. Andrew’s Cathedral presents a collage of plays
by young writers. The Pacific Young Playwriters program has yielded an
assortment of funny, entertaining works with both emotional and
intellectual power. For more information call Honolulu Theatre for Youth
839-9885.
LEATHER
CRAFTING DEMONSTRATION
Sunday, November 23 – 10:30am to 12:30pm
Naturally
Hawaiian Gallery & Gifts presents this free workshop under the
direction of Dave Fonseca. For more information call 259-5354.
SHARON’S
RIDE/WALK FOR EPILEPSY
Sunday, November 24 – 7:00am
This
family-oriented event at Kapiolani Community College to raise funds for
awareness about epilepsy. 1) 25-mile bike ride from KCC to Sandy Beach
and back; 2) 5-mile from KCC to Waialae Park and back; or 3) 1-mile walk
at KCC. Keiki Fun Day party at 9:30 a.m. For information call 528-3058.
PASKO!
CELEBRATION OF THE PHILIPPINES
Sunday, November 24 – 1pm to 5pm
The
Honolulu Arts Academy in cooperation with the Philippine Association of
University Women will be hosting this free event. It will include music,
dance, cultural displays, ethnic foods, folk arts and craft
demonstrations. For more information call 532-8701.
CHRISTMAS
TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY
Friday, November 29 – 6:00pm
A
stunning Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony and great musical
entertainment to kick off the holiday season at the Fountain Courtyard,
Royal Hawaiian Shopping Center, Waikiki. For more information call
922-0588.
WAIKIKI
HOLIDAY PARADE
Friday, November 29 – 7:00pm
Come
out for a starlight parade down Kalakaua Ave., Waikiki. Local marching
bands, mainland bands and even Santa Claus in an outrigger canoe will be
on hand for the parade. For more in-formation call Jake Peppers
941-7275.
HAWAII
KAI CHRISTMAS PARADE
Saturday, November 30 – 10:00am
Join
the residents of Hawaii Kai as they celebrate the holiday. The parade
starts at 10 a.m. at Kamiloiki Park and ends at Koko Marina Shopping
Center. After the parade enjoy the music and activities at the Shopping
Center. For more information call (808) 395-4737.
THE
21ST ANNUAL WORLD ART BAZAAR
Saturday, November 30 to December 15
Shop
till you drop at the colorful and exciting 21st Annual Academy Shop
World Art Bazaar with objects, jewelry, textile and gifts from around
the world. The bazaar is free and will be at the Honolulu Academy of
Arts. Tue-Sat 10 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sun 1-5 p.m. For more information call
532-8741.
WAIANAE
CHRISTMAS PARADE
Saturday, November 30 – 10:00am
Enjoy
a fun day as the holiday season begins in Waianae. Parade starts 10 a.m.
at Waianae Boat Harbor and ends at Waianae Mall. After the parade, join
us at the Mall for music, crafts and entertainment. For more information
call Anson (808) 696-7061.
CARDIO
PULMINARY RESESITATION (CPR) CLASS
Saturday, November 30 – 12pm to 4 pm
A
free CPR class will be offered by the North Shore lifeguard association
at
Sunset Beach Elementary School.
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