Soul Clap is back in April with the highly buzzed about psuedo cover band Telephoned!
Telephoned was born one night in Brooklyn when DJ/producer Sammy Bananas (Fool’s Gold) and singer/party starter Maggie Horn (Good Peoples) decided to record their own version of T-Pain’s “Can’t Believe It.” Their track was neither remix nor cover – instead,more
Come on down to Olive Boutique on Saturday, May 1st from 6-9pm. They will be having a trunk show by Jo Jah Jae and you can get 10% off the entire store (excluding jewelry).
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Come join in the eco-friendly festivities in celebration of our Mother Earth and the beautiful keiki she created. Baby aWEARness and Hot Mama Maternity will host Keiki Earth Day in Manoa Marketplace on Saturday, April 17, 2010 from 11:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. This is a free event, open to the public. Activitiesmore
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Maui jewelry designer, Noryne Taylor started Decorous Studio in 2004. A jewelry designer with attitude! Noryne loves working with the precious metals and gemstones that our planet provides. As she casts, forms and polishes metal, she feels that she is taking part in a larger creative process that began with the earth itself. Jewelrymore
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The resort that started it all looks back on three decades of authentic Hawaiian hospitality
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Raise awareness, goods and miles while shopping, dining and playing for a great cause.
MYSTERY SWAG BAGS!
Thursday, March 25 – Sunday, March 28, Mall Hours
Purchase your very own Mystery Swag Bag filled with fabulous surprises at 50% off the retail value at the following stores: Adore / Calista / Kahala Kids / Liang of Hawaii /more
BAMP Project, Hawaii’s premiere concert production company presents International Jazz instrumental artist Chris Botti live in Honolulu for one night only. Since the release of his 2004 critically acclaimed album When I Fall In Love, Botti has become one of the world’s top-selling jazz sensations. His musical gift has led to four #1more
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This coming Saturday, March 6th, the Bayer Estate will hold a private seaside screening of the Final Film Festival Edit of TAYLOR CAMP.
In 1969, Howard Taylor, brother of actress Elizabeth, bailed out a rag-tag band of 13 young Mainlanders jailed for vagrancy and invited them to live on his oceanfront. Soon waves of hippies,more
Tonight, Thursday February 25, 2010 at 8 pm to 2 am. A girls night out filled with a chick cult movie “The Devil Wears Prada”.
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BACK WITH A BAM! EMERIL LAGASSE RETURNS TO THE KAHALA FOOD & WINE CLASSIC, APRIL 9 AND 10, 2010
“Who Dat” Cooking at the Kahala Hotel & Resort Again? It’s Emeril’s Kitchen for the Weekend Featuring Signature Dinners, Cooking Demos, Wine Tastings and Cigars
Fresh off of last June’s Kahala Food & Wine Classic, chef Emeril Lagassemore
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The Contemporary Museum at Makiki Heights presents four solo exhibitions concurrently in which the artists work in different media and styles but share a common denominator in their interest in the figure. Elizabeth Berdann: Wonders, Curiosities and Conundrums; Judy Fox: Legendary Beings; Fay Ku: Face All Eyes, Eyes All Hands; and Allisonmore
Fashion in Five with Alison Izu & Stacey Makiya featuring the Grand Opening of Acid Dolls Boutique.
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Do you know Hawaii’s Next Hot Mama?
We’re looking for Hawaii’s Next Hot Mama and this is your chance to honor and empower the fabulous women in your life. From January 1st, 2009 to February 11th, 2010 the search is on for Hawaii’s Next Hot Mama. Nominate your friends and family TODAY!!
Looking to do a little last minute shopping? Gotta find the perfect outfit for all of your Christmas parties? Well, PEARL Ultralounge has the answer this Thursday at Santa Baby. A Girl’s Night Out shopping event, featuring Allison Izu, Fashionista’s Market, Jessica’s Traveling Boutique, Ginger 13 and Desire Salon and Spa. more
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Friday, November 20th 2009. Loft 115 N. Hotel Street
Doors open at 8PM / $10 Before 10PM
Featuring: DJ ESKAE, DJ Kause, GIRLFRIENDS
Article/photos: Jared Yamanuha
When you first enter the Contemporary Museum’s Makiki Heights Galleries, the space appears empty, utterly devoid of art. Your eyes survey the blank white walls, but nothing is there: it’s as if the Museum accidentally admitted patrons during pre-installation. But once you look closer—indeed, a lot closer—you soon realize artistmore
