Entertainment
Casting Call for Hawaiian Language Version of ‘Moana’
“We are so thrilled that we have the opportunity to make a Hawaiian version of the film, especially with the incredible Auli‘i,” Moana producer Osnat Shurer said.
Arbor Day Tree Giveaway at Hawaiʻi Electric Light, Nov. 4
Trees that will be given away this year include kukui, kokiʻo, keʻokeʻo, niu, milo, kou, and kōʻokoʻolau
CCECS Course on Mindful Holiday Eating
Instructor Sarah Josef, who holds a B.S. in dietetics and an M.A. in holistic health education, will teach students various strategies for healthier holiday eating.
Workshop on Abstract Expressive Painting
Abstract Expressive Painting Workshop will teach participants the skills they need to produce small, personalized paintings.
Hundreds Attend Annual Wayfinding Festival
“‘Imiloa’s Wayfinding Festival is our way of honoring our deep sea voyaging ancestors who sailed across the open ocean using the light of the stars to guide them to new lands,” said ‘Imiloa’s Executive Director Ka‘iu Kimura.
8th Annual ‘Āina Fest to Bring Music, Education and Culture
Pre-sale tickets include admission to a series of land-based educational workshops.
Moon and Temple Benefit Dinner
The progressive five course dinner features seasonal Big Island fare prepared in the five cooking styles of Japanese cuisine: raw, steamed, grilled, fried and simmered. Each course will be presented on custom Shun Tzukazaki Ceramics and served with drink pairings by Soni Pomaski.
Kona Stories Hosting Next ‘Words and Wine’ Event on Nov. 7
The monthly event provides a meet-and-greet and book presentation with local authors.
Lyman Museum: Creation of Ka Baibala Hemolele
Learn how the Hawaiian Bible was translated and how it influenced history.
Pan Pacific VEX Championships, Nov. 4-5
More than 80 teams from Hawaiʻi Island, Maui, Molokaʻi, Oʻahu, California and China competing for qualification slots at the 2018 VEX Worlds.
Keck Observatory Open House, Nov. 11
The open house will be filled with cosmic activities, stellar food and a star-studded program featuring renowned astronomers and engineers.
Brooklyn Raga Massive at the Kahilu Theatre
“Brooklyn Raga Massive is a collective of highly talented musicians who blend two of the richest music traditions in the world – American jazz and Indian classical – showing that great music has no cultural boundaries.”
19th Annual Taste of Hilo Sells Out
A Taste of Hilo has contribute over $125,000 in student scholarship awards and professional development opportunities for faculty and staff.
Kaori Ukaji Exhibition Kicks Off at Kahilu Theatre
Internationally recognized artist, Kaori Ukaji, will host an opening reception for her multimedia installation, Serenely Proliferating, on Oct. 26 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m. at the Kahilu Theatre
Artists Launch Statewide Mural Project in Celebration of Ka Papahana Kaiapuni
The Living Legacy Series is launching Ke Kanakolu, a project that uses art as a medium to invigorate Native Hawaiian identity while perpetuating Hawaiian values, language and culture.
Photographers Wanted for 2018 Lili‘uokalani Calendar
Selected photographers will receive credit and retain usage rights to their work.
Lyman Museum Presents Hawaiian Monarchy Fashions
The public event will feature reproductions of Kalākaua-era gowns and uniforms.
Hilo World Peace Fest Set for Oct. 21
The 8th Annual Hilo World Peace Festival will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Afook-Chinen Civic Auditorium in Hilo.
Kua Bay IPA Now Available in Bottles
Kona Brewing Company announced that its popular Kua Bay IPA will now be available in 22 oz. bottles across all islands. Kua Bay IPA was brewed at the Kailua-Kona brewery in 2014 and quickly became a popular top-selling brewpub favorite. “Ever since we first debuted Kua Bay IPA, it has been one of the most […]
The Barefoot Gardener: From the Ground Up, Part 3
How to turn non-productive dirt into rich, fertile soil, part one. Building a garden from the ground up, part 3 of 5.
