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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 Welcome 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.
BISHOP
MUSEUM’S REPTILE RUMBLE
Every
Saturday through Sept. 10 – 10:30
am to 2:30 pm
Fun and engaging games in conjunction with the “Reptiles:
Real and Robotic” exhibit. Larger-than-life robotic reptile models and
interactive displays. Bishop Museum, 1525 Bernice St. For more information, call
847-3511.
“Cop
on Top” Fundraiser
Thurs-Sat
Sept 1-3 – All day
Police, sheriffs, military and security officers live on top
of Safeway markets for three days to benefit Special Olympics. Call 943-8808,
ext. 24.
DOWNTOWN
GALLERY WALK
Fri Sept 2
– 5 to 9 pm
Sponsored by state art museum and downtown galleries. Call
Administration at 586-0300.
Honolulu
Symphony Pops
Fri &
Sat Sept 2-3 – 8 pm
“The Righteous Brothers: A Celebration by Bill Medley” at
Blaisdell Concert Hall. Call 792-2000.
“Korea:
A Land Divided”
Sat Sept 3
– 7 p.m.
Yoomi Jeong, Acting Secretary General of Korea Truth
Commission speaks
on Korea reunification. at First United Methodist Church, 20 So. Vineyard Blvd.,
Honolulu. Call 387-2365.
Music
at Manoa Concert Series
Sun Sept 4
– 4 pm
Program includes works by Lachner, Handel, Ives, Faure and the
Brahms Horn Trio, at the Orvis Auditorium, UH-Manoa Music Dept., 2411 Dole St.
For more information, call Michiko Singh, 536-2150.
ORGAN
RECITAL AND CHORAL EVENSONG
Sun Sept 4
– 7:30 pm
Featuring music of Bach, Franck, and Dupré by Organist Dr.
Arlan Sunnarborg at St. Andrew’s Cathedral with Calabash offering. For more
information, call 524-2822, ext. 223.
Waikiki’s
Ultimate Block Party
Sun Sept 4
– 9 pm to 4 am
Maharaja Ultra Lounge in Waikiki Beach Marriott Resort and
Spa. For more information, call 922-6611.
Starwood
Hawaii’s Flavors
of Island Music
Wed Sept 7
– 5:30 to 7:30 pm
Danny Couch, Robi Kahakalau, Sean Na‘auao and Michael Ruff
will perform at this free concert, Sheraton Moana Surfrider, Waikiki. For more
information, visit www.starwoodhotels.com.
“Footloose”
Sept 7 thru
27 – Call for times
Manoa Valley Theatre will open its 2005-2006 season with the
explosive musical, Footloose. Call 988-6131 or visit www.manoavalleytheatre.com.
“GUYS
AND DOLLS”
Sept 8, 9,
10, 16, 17, 23 & 24 – 7:30
pm
ACT presents Damon Runyonıs mythical New York comes to
life in this enchanting musical comedy at Richardson Theatre, Ft. Shafter. Call
438-4480.
Aloha
Festivals Opening Ceremony
Thurs Sept 8
– 7:30 pm
Iolani Palace. For more information, call 589-1771.
Bishop
Museum’S RESEARCH Seminar
Thurs Sept 8
– 4 pm
“Ethnobotany and Plant Conservation at Amy Greenwell
Garden.” Call 847-3511 or visit www.bishopmuseum.org
Aloha
Festivals 53Rd Waikiki Hoolaulea
Fri Sept 9
– 7:30 pm
Kalakaua Avenue. For more information, call 589-1771.
Situation
Comedy: Humor in Recent Art
Fri Sept 9
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.
CHAMBER
MUSIC HAWAII
Mon Sep 12
– 7:30 pm
The Galliard String Quartet at the Paliku Theatre, Kaneohe.
Call 489-5038.
Bishop
Museum’s Traditions of the Pacific
Thurs Sept
15 – 6 to 8 pm
Museum scientist Dr. Richard Pyle shares fascinating stories
of new bio-diversity on deep-coral reefs at the Atherton Halau. Call 847-3511 or
visit www.bishopmuseum.org.
Honolulu
Symphony Halekulani Master Works
Fri
& Sun Sept 16 &18 – 8 pm
Fri,
4 p.m. Sun
L.A. Assistant Conductor Alexander Mickelthwate to lead the
Honolulu Symphony’s Mark Votapek in Shostakovich’s Cello Concerto No. 1. at
the Blaisdell Concert Hall. Call 792-2000.
Aloha
Festivals Friday Downtown Mele
Fri Sept 16
– 6 pm
Bishop to Merchant to Smith Street. For more information, call
589-1771.
Aloha
Festivals Floral Parade
Sat Sept 17
– 9 am
Ala Moana Park to Kapiolani Park. For more information, call
589-1771.
KUMU
KAHUA THEATRE ANNUAL KALA-BASH
Sat Sept 17
– 6 to 10 pm
Kala-Bash Party and Silent Auction Fundraiser at the Kapiolani
Community College Cafeteria. Tickets $35. For more information, call 536-4222.
ON THE
SPOT LOCAL IMPROV SHOW DA PAINA
Sun thru
Tues Sept 18, 19 & 20 – 7:30
pm
A funny, charming, and unpredictable look at local culture,
Kumu Kahua Theatre, on the corner of Merchant and Bethel. Call 536-4441.
CHAMBER
MUSIC HAWAII
Mon Sep 19
– 7:30 pm
Galliard String Quartet at the Doris Duke Theatre, Honolulu.
For more information, call 489-5038.
Aloha
Festivals Hawaiian Falsetto Contest
Fri Sept 23
– 7:30 pm
Celebrating Hawaiian Falsetto heritage, amateur falsetto
singers vie for prizes plus some of Hawaii’s top musical stars perform at the
Royal Hawaiian Hotel. For information call 589-1771.
“THE
FULL MONTY”AT THE DIAMOND HEAD THEATRE
Sept 23 thru
Oct 9
Hawaii premiere of a stage play based on the movie of the same
name at the
Diamond Head Theatre. Tickets go on sale Sept. 1. For more information, call
733-0277 or via www.diamondheadtheatre.com.
john
waite in concert AT THE PIPELINE CAFE
Sat Oct 1
– Doors open at 6 pm
British rocker plays Honolulu at the Pipeline Café, downtown.
For more information, call Ticketmaster at (877) 750-4400.
Mililani
High School Class
of ’95 Reunion
Sat Oct 1
At the Honolulu Country Club. E-Mail: MililaniHS1995@gmail.com.
