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Changing
of the king’s guard
Nightly –
5:30 pm
See the best in the world’s exhibition drill; the King’s
guard performs every night at the front gate of the King’s Village Shopping
Center in Waikiki. FREE. RECOMMENDED.
Star
of Honolulu Hula Show
Every
afternoon at 4:30 pm
Enjoy an enchanting performance of the Star of Honolulu hula
dancers as they greet guests on Pier 8 of Aloha Tower Marketplace. FREE. Call
566-2337.
Situation
Comedy: Humor in Recent Art
Thru Dec 29
– Call for times
Recent work by artists from around the world that draws on
various notions of the comedic. At the Contemporary Museum, Honolulu. Call
526-1322 or visit www.tcmhi.org.
“Death
Plays the Market”
Sat Oct 1,
8, 15, 22 & 29 – 7 pm
Murder mystery dinner theatre at Dave & Buster’s 1030
Auahi St., Honolulu Call 589-2215 for info and reservations.
ORGAN
RECITAL AND CHORAL EVENSONG
Sun
Oct 2 – 7:30 pm
Featuring music of Frànk, Saint-Saëns, and Bach by Organist
Dr. Arlan Sunnarborg. Choral music by the Cathedral Choir. St. Andrew’s
Cathedral. Call 524-2822, ext. 223.
Dine for America: American Red Cross Hurricane
Relief
Wed
Oct 5
Profits from restaurants go to hurricane relief. More than 30
Oahu restaurants participating. Go to: www.dineforamerica.org to find local
restaurants.
Intro workshop on genealogical research
Thurs
Oct 6 & 13 – 9 am to 2 pm
Friends of Iolani Palace host. Renown genealogist Fran
McFarland conducts workshops on Kanaina Building on the Palace grounds. Cost is
$60 and includes instruction, syllabus and workbook. Call 522-0822.
Great Aloha Tower Beerfest
Fri Oct 7
– 5 to 9 pm
Great Diamond Head Beerfest moves to the waterfront at Aloha
Tower Marketplace. Tastings of 80+ beers, ales, stouts and porters from around
the world. $30. Call 550-8457.
discover
moilili festival
Sat Oct 8
– 9:30 am to 2:30 pm
At Stadium Park. Crafts fair, farmer’s market, food booths.
Royal Hawaiian Band performs. Free trolley from Waikiki. For more info. call
955-1555.
Mauka
Makai Cancer fund raiser
Sat Oct 8
– 5:30 to 9:30 pm
Friends of the Cancer Research Center of Hawaii. Merchant
Street Oktoberfest at Murphy’s Bar & Grill at 2 Merchant Street.
Individual tickets start at $200. Visit www.crch.org for more info.
On
Stage Hawaii presents Everclear
Sat Oct 8
– Doors open at 6 pm
At the downtown Pipeline Café. Visit www.pipelinecafe.net for
more info.
Baby
Dinosaurs: A Prehistoric Playground
Sun Oct 9
– Noon to 5 pm
Bishop Museum turns into a prehistoric playground, with the
opening of its latest traveling exhibit. Exhibit runs thru Dec. 11. Call
847-3511.
4th
Annual Chopsticks & Wine
Wed Oct 12
– 5:30 to 8:30 pm
Honolulu Japanese Chamber of Commerce Presents an Evening of
Fine Wines and Gourmet Delights at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel and Resort. Call
949-5531.
Vogler
Quartet with Ian Parker, piano
Thurs Oct 13
– 7:30 pm
Honolulu Chamber Music Series, Orvis Auditorium on the grounds
of the UH Manoa campus. Call 956-8246.
Ricardo
Garcia, Guardian Angels, Hawaii ChapTER
Tues Oct 13
– 6:15 to 8:00 pm
Kiwanis Club of Kaneohe Dinner Meeting, Flamingo’s
Restaurant, Banquet Room, Windward City Shopping Center. Public welcome. Call
247-6796.
Honouliuli
Preserve Hike
Sat Oct 15
– 8:30 am to 2:30 am
This three-mile hike is considered moderate, and begins
gradually uphill. A steep downhill section completes the loop. Reservations
required, $10 per person. Call 587-6220.
BEAUTY
& TRAGEDY OF THE N.W. HAWAIIAN Islands
Opens Sun
Oct 15 – 12:30 pm
Bishop Museum artistic & scientific exhibit runs thru Dec.
18. Call 847-3511.
CNN’s
Dr. Gupta at Health Forum
Mon Oct 17
– 8 am to 1:30 pm
Sanjay Gupta, M.D., senior medical correspondent for CNN,
keynotes a health policy forum at Hawaii Institute for Public Affairs, Hawaii
Prince Hotel Waikiki. Call 585-7931, ext. 101.
LIFEHOUSE
& SPECIAL GUESTS ON STAGE
Sat Oct 22
– 7 pm
At Kapono’s in Aloha Tower Marketplace. 21 and over. For
tickets and information visit www.ticketmaster.com.
Keola
Beamer and R. Carlos Nakai in Concert
Thurs Oct 27
– 7:30 pm
Slack key guitar virtuoso Keola Beamer joins with R. Carlos
Nakai, world’s premier Native American flutist at the Windward Community
College, Paliku Theater. Call 235-7433.
“Age Sex Location”
Opens Thurs
Oct 27
Dennis Carroll’s acerbic look at the dangers of the
information age, at the Kumu Kahua Theatre, downtown Honolulu. Visit
www.kumukahua.org.
OUTDOOR
CIRCLE’S TRICK OR TREES FUNDRAISER
Sat Oct 29
– Doors open at 5:30 p.m.
Halloween-themed fundraising gala featuring elaborate live and
silent auctions, décor and costumes, lavish dining and entertainment. $150.
Hawaii Hilton Village. Call 593-0300.
HOOKENA
JOINS HAWAII YOUTH SYMPHONY
Sun Oct 30
– 4:30 to 9 pm
Youth Symphony I will headline with Grammy Award-nominated
Hookena at He Makana O Na Mele annual benefit concert for the orchestra at the
Hilton Hawaiian Village Coral Ballroom. Call 941-9706.
Bishop
Museum’s 18th annual Treat Street
Mon Oct 31
– 5:30 to 8 pm
A spooktacular night of fun awaits island families as the
Great Lawn at Bishop Museum is transformed into Treat Street. Designed for keiki
under 12. Call 847-3511.
Koko
Marina Center Tricks and Treats
Mon Oct 31
– 4:30 to 6:30 pm
Koko Marina Center merchants invite children to Hawaii Kai for
a safe trick or treating venue this Halloween. Visit www.Kokomarinacenter.com.
TV NOTE
– OCT 5
See A&E’s bounty hunter Duane “Dog” Chapman in his acting debut on “The George Lopez Show” on ABC-TV.
