Entertainment
Kona Brewing Co. Decides on Kona for New Location
Ground will break on the project in the spring and the new brewery will be fully operational by 2018.
Artist Charlene Asato Teaches Flag Book Art
The Volcano Art Center will host Charlene Asato for a one-day workshop on Saturday, Jan. 30 on the imaginative Flag Book, created by Hedi Kyle.
Marcia Ball to Perform Two Big Island Shows
Ball, a Texas-born, Louisiana-raised blues artist, will take over the Kahilu and Palaces theaters with a mixture of two-fisted New Orleans piano, Louisiana swamp rock, and smoldering Texas blues.
UPDATE: Deadline Extended for DLNR Stamp Contest
Art contest submissions are being sought which depict game birds and mammal hunters for the state’s 2017-2018 Hawai‘i Wildlife Conservation and Game Bird Stamp.
‘Imiloa Explores Mauna Kea Through New Program Series
ʻImiākea: Discovering Maunakea will aim at expanding the understanding of all the dimensions represented by Mauna Kea.
Las Cafeteras To Perform at UH-Hilo PAC
The University of Hawai’i Performing Arts Center will play host to the urban folk sound of Las Cafeteras on Wednesday, Jan. 27.
BIFF Submission Deadline Creeping Up
Projects are required to be submitted by the final deadline on Feb. 1.
RECIPE: Thai Winged Bean Salad
A delicious main dish Thai salad featuring a tasty blend of sour, salty, sweet, and hot flavors in a rich and creamy coconut dressing.
Kahilu to Unveil New Piano During Nakamatsu Performance
Kahilu Theatre will unveil its newly acquired nine-foot Steinway Grand Piano with a Jan. 22 performance by Jon Nakamatsu
Big Island International Food Justice Summit Slated
Five experts in global food justice, environment, human rights, GMOs, and pesticide issues will participate in the Big Island event.
Huggo’s Launches Oceanfront hBAR
Classic Mai Tai’s highlighted by a secret almond syrup are on the menu, alongside syrups and liquors infused with herbs, fruits, vegetables, meats, and nuts.
‘Fates and Furies’ Highlights HPA Book Club Session
Hawai’i Preparatory Academy’s Community Book Club will gather for its next session to go over a New York Times best seller, “Fates and Furies” by Lauren Groff. The free community book meeting will be held on Thursday, Jan. 14 at the Dyer Memorial Library, located on Hawai’i Prep’s upper campus. Groff’s book has received national […]
Maunakea Skies Talk Explores Active Galactic Nuclei
Dr. Andreea Petric will provide attendees with an introduction to the theory and observations that have built the current understanding of AGN.
‘Lili’uokalani at Washington Place’ at UH-Hilo PAC
The University of Hawai’i at Hilo Humanities Division will sponsor a performance of “Lili’uokalani at Washington Place” on Jan. 16 at the university’s Performing Arts Center.
RECIPE: Gandule Rice
One of the most popular dishes in Hawai`i using pigeon peas is Gandule Rice – brought here by Puerto Rican settlers and most often served with pastelles.
Pu’uhonua o Honaunau Presents ‘Queens in our Park’
Playwright Jackie Pualani Johnson and actress Denyse Woo-Ockerman will perform “Vespers at Hanaiakamalama” and “Lili’uokalani at Washington Place.”
Japanese Woodblock Printmaking at VAC
Volcano Art Center’s next Mokuhanga workshop series begins on Jan. 14.
McDonald’s Hawai’i Launches McPick 2
McDonald’s Hawai’i launched it’s McPick 2 menu on Tuesday. The value menu allows customers to mix and match select items for $2.
Waimea Film Festival Releases Complete Festival Program
The 2016 Waimea Ocean Film Festival will open on Jan. 1 with a large lineup of films, special guests, intimate coffee talks, Q&As, exhibits, receptions and morning activities.
NORAD Tracks Santa’s Journey for 60th Year
Starting at 12:01 a.m. today (Dec. 24, 2015), visitors to the North American Aerospace Defense Command Tracks Santa website can watch Santa make preparations for his flight.
