30th Annual Magic Spectacular
“Laugh and be amazed! Headliner Adam Flowers is flying in from Las Vegas to entertain Kona folks of all ages. He will share the stage with local talented magicians Barry ‘The Great Barusky’ Gitelson, Arnie ‘Arneleo the Great’ Rabin, Bruce and Jennifer Meyers, and Adrian Villasenor and family. Proceeds from the show benefit the Society for KonaÕs Education & Art (SKEA).” Read more here…
Article courtesy of KonaWeb.com
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April 2, 2016
2:30pm and 7pm
Aloha Theatre, Kainaliu
Karen E. Bail, REALTOR (B), CIPS, TRC, ePro
Elite Pacific Properties
Call: 808-936-4640
kebail@aloha.net
www.karenbail.com
“A week-long festival of cultural events including Hawaii’s most prestigious hula competition at Edith Kanaka’ole Stadium. The festival begins with a Ho’olaule’a at the auditorium behind the Stadium on Easter Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. with lots of music, food and fun.” The festival runs March 27 – April 2 with events throughout the week including an invitational craft fair, live music, hula exhibition and competitions, and the Merrie Monarch Royal Parade on Sat. April 2nd. Read more 
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