Archive for October 2014
“The event features a cooking contest using Lilikoi as the main ingredient; cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs; a variety of vendors and educational tables; a Silent Auction; excellent music featuring Bruddah Waltah and other local artists; Keiki activities; Tours of the gardens; and much more. The chefs at Nani Mau Gardens will be selling food and beverages with lilikoi as a primary ingredient. This year we are featuring a beautiful, custom designed lilikoi T-shirt, as well as our best selling revised Lilikoilicious Cookbook.The Lilikoi Festival will raise funds for two non-profit organizations, Rainbow Friends Animal Sanctuary and the Center for Spiritual Living building fund. Entry fee for the festival is: $5 adults and $2 children (under age 11). For more information:
www.lilikoifestival.com“.
Sat, October 25, 10am – 2pm
Nani Mau Gardens
421 Makalika St
Hilo, HI
“Take a trip around the world of music and wine with mezzo soprano Peabody Southwell and pianist and HPAF Artistic Director, Val Underwood. Peabody is one of America’s top rising opera stars and a three-time HPAF alumna. You’ve seen her as Carmen in 2010’s La Tragedie de Carmen and the mother in HPAF’s production of Amahl and the Night Visitors in 2012. Seating is limited and will include delicious wines, international pupus, and music that will transport you.” More information here…
Saturday, November 1, 6 p.m. at the
Home of Andrew Czajkowski and David Perbix
59-453 Ka’ala Rd in Kohala Ranch
Sunday, November 2, 2 p.m. at the
Home of James Monk
87-3599 Mamalahoa Hwy in Captain Cook
Karen E. Bail, REALTOR (B), CIPS, TRC, ePro
Hawaii life Real Estate Brokers
Call: 808-936-4640
kebail@aloha.net
www.karenbail.com
“BIG ROCK (formerly Unkle Boogie) plays a diverse selection of Rock, Blues, Pop, and anything danceable. From Pink Floyd to Santana, Billy Joel to Eurythmics, they’re not afraid to try anything out on the unsuspecting public. Originating in the hillbilly hollers of Pauuilo Mauka, this iteration of the band has been together for 2 years, and consists of: Jim Millar (Vocals, guitar, keyboard), Stevie Vujnovich (Vocals, guitar), Rick Berman (Bass, vocals,) Joe Gargiulo (Drums, vocal-ish sounds), and John Baldwin (Guitar, vocals).” Click here for more information.
Blue Dragon Restaurant
61-3616 Kawaihae Road
Saturday, October 18, 2014; 6:30pm–10:00pm
Article and image courtesy of Blue Dragon Restaurant
Karen E. Bail, REALTOR (B), CIPS, TRC, ePro
Hawaii life Real Estate Brokers
Call: 808-936-4640
kebail@aloha.net
www.karenbail.com
“Dubbed “The Voice of Hawaii,” Tani Waipa Kaneao’s musical famiy, Hawaiian roots and her years in the Los Angeles jazz and big band scene come together to entertain audiences around the world and locally on the Big Island of Hawaii with a well of musical knowledge, history and cultural anecdotes.
Tani’s travels have added to her extraordinary vocal ability to interpret jazz standards and Hawaiian favorites. She is accompanied by Loren Wilken, a pianist well-known on the Big Island for his versatility and finesse. Also singing will be special guest Blossom Brown, niece of the great jazz stylist Ella Fitzgerald.”
Blue Dragon Restaurant
61-3616 Kawaihae Road
Sunday, October 12, 2014; 6:30pm–10:00pm
Article courtesy of Blue Dragon Restaurant
Karen E. Bail, REALTOR (B), CIPS, TRC, ePro
Hawaii life Real Estate Brokers
Call: 808-936-4640
kebail@aloha.net
www.karenbail.com
“The Kona Gold Bluesband was formed as a tribute to the Bluesmasters of Chicago. The band adheres to the grooves laid down in years past and assures the dancing and listening public an unforgettable evening of fun. The KGB members include David Lee Baker (Vocals & Harmonica) Donna Stiles (Keyboards & Vocals) Malfalfa (Bass & Vocals) Lorenzo (Guitar & Vocals) PJ Medina (Drums & Vocals).” More information here…
Saturday, October 4, 2014; 6:30pm–10:00pm
Article and image courtesy of Blue Dragon Restaurant
Karen E. Bail, REALTOR (B), CIPS, TRC, ePro
Hawaii life Real Estate Brokers
Call: 808-936-4640
kebail@aloha.net
www.karenbail.com
“The event features a cooking contest using Lilikoi as the main ingredient; cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs; a variety of vendors and educational tables; a Silent Auction; excellent music featuring Bruddah Waltah and other local artists; Keiki activities; Tours of the gardens; and much more. The chefs at Nani Mau Gardens will be selling food and beverages with lilikoi as a primary ingredient. This year we are featuring a beautiful, custom designed lilikoi T-shirt, as well as our best selling revised Lilikoilicious Cookbook.The Lilikoi Festival will raise funds for two non-profit organizations, Rainbow Friends Animal Sanctuary and the Center for Spiritual Living building fund. Entry fee for the festival is: $5 adults and $2 children (under age 11). For more information: www.lilikoifestival.com“.
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