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Local Artists get Creative for a Cause at T&C Surf

Local Artists get Creative for a Cause at T&C Surf

The following information is provided by T&C Surf Marketing:

Get an original work of art that not only carries you through your day, but also makes the difference in the life of a child in need. 

Hawaii artists Nicole Naone, Mandy Garcia and Takumi10 lend their talent to T&C Surf for a special event with TOMS Shoes at T&C Surf Ala Moana Center. Style your Sole™ takes place Saturday, June 23 from 1-4 pm at T&C Surf Ala Moana Center. Customers who purchase a pair of TOMS shoes get them customized free by an artist on the spot while deejay DEKOsound spins the tunes. (customers who purchased a pair of TOMS from T&C Surf previously can also get theirs customized at no cost).

The event is part of TOMS Shoes One for One™ national outreach campaign that features local artists in various cities around the world.

Non-Stop Honolulu Co-Founder Diane Seo Joins Element Media as Managing Editor

Non-Stop Honolulu Co-Founder Diane Seo Joins Element Media as Managing Editor

HONOLULU – www.thepacificedge.com Element Media, Inc., Hawaii’s premier custom publishing firm, today named Diane Seo as its new managing editor for both Pacific Edge Magazine and Las Vegas Bound Magazine.  In this role, Seo will lead the overall direction and management of both publications as well as future publications in development at Element Media.

 

“We’re so pleased to have someone of Diane’s caliber to lead both magazines, including issue development, story development and layout,” said Jamie Giambrone, co-founder of Element Media, Inc. and co-publisher of Pacific Edge Magazine.

Learn About Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens at Five Oahu Libraries

Learn About Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens at Five Oahu Libraries

Best-selling author Clear Englebert will present “Feng Shui for Hawaii Gardens,” a free informational program, at five Oahu public libraries in June 2012.

Englebert, who is author of bestseller “Feng Shui for Hawaii,” as well as “Feng Shui Demystified,” and “Bedroom Feng Shui,” has practiced and taught feng shui in Hawaii and California for more than 15 years.  He is recognized as a feng shui expert, and has been featured on television programs and in print media. 

Englebert will discuss feng shui topics and provide local examples such as:

•             Chi Energy and How to Attract and Maximize its Beneficial Flow

•             Why Some Energy from Neighboring Structures is Considered Negative and How to Deflect it

•             Which Plants to Select and

Bishop Museum to Honor Wilmer C. Morris & Winona E. Rubin for Dedication to Hawaii Heritage

Bishop Museum to Honor Wilmer C. Morris & Winona E. Rubin for Dedication to Hawaii Heritage

The following information is provided by Bishop Museum:

The Bishop Museum is pleased to present its 14th Annual Bernice Pauahi Bishop Awards Dinner, happening Saturday, July 28, 2012 from 5-9 p.m. on Bishop Museum’s Great Lawn. The annual dinner, a benefit for the Museum, will celebrate its vibrant storied culture and honors two individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership in perpetuating Hawai‘i’s heritage and providing service to our community. This year’s awardees are Wilmer C. Morris and Winona E. Rubin.

Wilmer C. Morris will be awarded the Charles Reed Bishop Medal for his outstanding leadership, philanthropy, generosity, and his ability to inspire others to support a vision for a better Hawai‘i. A director emeritus of both Bishop Museum and Hawai‘i Pacific University, Bill has been an exemplary board member, fundraiser, and community leader.

AAJA Hawaii Chapter Invites the Public to "Vincent Chin 30: Standing Up Then and Now"

AAJA Hawaii Chapter Invites the Public to "Vincent Chin 30: Standing Up Then and Now"

The following information is provided by the Asian American Journalists Association Hawaii Chapter:

The Asian American Journalists Association Hawaii Chapter cordially invites you to "Vincent Chin 30: Standing Up Then and Now," a nationwide Google Hangout with leading civil rights leaders from around the country featuring Congressmember Judy Chu (CA-32), CAIR-SF Executive
Director Zahra Billoo, OCA Executive Director Tom Hayashi, Asian American Justice Center Executive Director Mee Moua and more with Guest Moderator Phil Yu of Angry Asian Man.

Saturday, June 23, 2012
R&D Honolulu
691 Auahi Street between Keawe and Coral streets in Kakaako
Honolulu, HI 96813
7:30 a.m. check in
8 - 9 a.m. Vincent Chin 30: Standing Up Then and Now viewing party
9 - 10 a.m. Discussion and Networking
Light refreshments
Cost: Free and donations are welcome
Space is limited. RSVP by June 22 at 5p.m.

Jake Shimabukuro to Give Special Concert Performance June 18 at the Pacific Beach Hotel

Jake Shimabukuro to Give Special Concert Performance June 18 at the Pacific Beach Hotel

Younger Brother Bruce Shimabukuro Will Also Perform
Tickets Are Still Available


Hawaii’s ukulele virtuoso, Jake Shimabukuro, will perform live in concert on Monday, June 18, 2012 at the Pacific Beach Hotel’s Grand Ballroom in Waikiki.

“When Jake is home in Hawaii, he often performs at many community type venues and mostly outdoors. There's a lot you can miss with so many distractions around,” said Bruce Shimabukuro, Jake’s younger brother. “In my opinion, as amazing a ukulele player that Jake is already known to be, there's a lot about him that many people in Hawaii have not yet discovered. I believe that this concert will showcase Jake at his finest.

The Gemini Duo Presents a Bastille Day-Inspired French Program

The Gemini Duo Presents a Bastille Day-Inspired French Program

The following information is provided by Hawaii Public Radio:

On July 14, 2012 at 7:30 pm, Dan and Duane Padilla, The Gemini Duo, will celebrate Bastille Day with a concert in HPR’s Atherton Studio. The French-inspired program will feature Maurice Ravel’s beloved String Quartet in F Major and Jean Marie Le Clair's Sonata for 2 Violins Sans Bass. Also on the program: a suite of French salon pieces arranged by the Gemini Duo to celebrate the latest addition to their instrument collection: a Maccaferri-Selmer style guitar hand crafted in 2004 by noted Canadian luthier Michael Dunn. Cellist Dr. Jennifer Miyahira Townsend and violist Anna Womack will join Dan and Duane in a musically memorable evening. Tickets are $30 general admission, $25 HPR members, and $15 for students with ID. For reservations, call 955-8821 during business hours.