Sep 28 Wednesday
The Digital Art Society of Hawaii is inviting everyone to the opening reception of our Members Fine Art Exhibition at Pauahi Tower Gallery, 1003 Bishop Street, on September 15th, 2022 from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm. Please join us for refreshments, music, and innovative digital work in mixed media, photography, animation, and experimental digital processes. See you there!
A four-person scramble on the Waikoloa Beach/Kings' Golf Course. A benefit for the Hawaii Association of Counties - Working together for you.
The Big Island Jazz And Blues Festival Music Series at the Redwater Cafe every Thursday 5-8 PM with 3 time Na Hoku winner Bill Noble on Saxophone and Loren Wilken on Piano in celebration of the 9th Big Island Jazz and Blues festival 2022
The Magical Mystery Show! takes you through a “portal” back in time into the styles of the Victorian era. Back then, the parlors in America and parlours (as they say across the pond) were beehives of social relations allowing the well-heeled in society to interact, relax, dine, cocktail and most importantly, enjoy the arts. The Parlor Magician was the King of Entertainment during these golden years. Now... their back! The Magical Mystery Show presents the world’s best magical entertainers, in elegant, classy and intimate settings, at the best hotels in the World. These shows are designed to stun and entertain. You are just a few steps away watching a magician on stage. Miracles may in fact happen right before your very eyes! Tickets are limited to less than 60 guests a show to provide close-up miracles, laughter, and the joys of a bygone era. Guests can participate in the show and enjoy the childlike wonder created by miraculous feats of prestidigitation. Guests are amazed and leave with the lines between fantasy and reality thoroughly blurred!
TWO SHOWS DAILY (dark Tuesday)The Magical Mystery Show!Let There Be Light!
The Magical Mystery Show! takes you through a “portal” back in time into the styles of the Victorian era. Back then, the parlors in America and parlours (as they say across the pond) were beehives of social relations allowing the well-heeled in society to interact, relax, dine, cocktail and most importantly, enjoy the arts. The Parlor Magician was the King of Entertainment during these golden years. Now... they’re back!
The Magical Mystery Show presents the world’s best magical entertainers, in elegant, classy and intimate settings, at the best hotels in the World. These shows are designed to stun and entertain. You are just a few steps away watching a magician on stage. Miracles may in fact happen right before your very eyes!
Tickets are limited no more than 62 guests a show to provide close-up miracles, laughter, and the joys of a bygone era. Guests can participate in the show and enjoy the childlike wonder created by miraculous feats of prestidigitation. Guests are amazed and leave with the lines between fantasy and reality thoroughly and completely blurred!Magicians rotate & a new show is always coming!
The public is invited to learn about a unique study conducted at Molokini during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. This is a free webinar on September 28 at 5:30 PM HT. Researchers involved in the study will share their findings which compare Molokini during the pandemic vs past and present times. This presentation is part of Maui Nui Marine Resource Councilʻs monthly Know Your Ocean Speaker Series, sponsored by the County of Maui. Registration is free but is required in advance of the webinar. Register here: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_fBY0v5QCQ_eqwAMVfYAGWg
Molokini Marine Preserve is normally visited by approximately 1,000 tourists every day. During COVID-19 when tourism was switched off and there were no tour boats and no snorkelers at Molokini, researchers had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to understand how human activity affects how wildlife uses the reserve, and found that animal life there was thriving with no boats or visitors around.
The Big Island Jazz and Blues Festival music series with Grammy & Na Hoku winner Sonny Lim at the Redwater Cafe every Saturday 6-9 pm
Christened the "King of Lovers Rock" by his fans, British reggae star Maxi Priest is one of the most internationally popular reggae singers since Bob Marley. Priest's pop and modern R&B influences didn't exactly endear him to reggae purists, but they gave him a strong crossover appeal that paid off in the trans-Atlantic chart-topper "Close to You." At times he strayed too far from his reggae roots to deliver a true stylistic hybrid, but his silky-smooth voice was ideally suited for light, romantic material, and his best music was as sensual as it was soulful.
Priest was born Max Elliott on June 10, 1962, in the Lewisham area of London. He was the eighth of nine children, born to parents who had emigrated from Jamaica several years before his birth. His mother was active in the Pentecostal church, and the family grew up singing gospel music together; Maxi would later convert to Rastafarianism, upon which point he changed his name to Maxi Priest. He was working as a carpenter when he was invited to build speaker boxes for the prominent Saxon International sound system. It wasn't long before his contacts there discovered that he could sing as well, and soon he was participating in live dancehall shows; in 1984, he and Paul "Barry Boom" Robinson also co-produced Phillip Levi's "Mi God Mi King," the first U.K.-born reggae single to hit number one in Jamaica.
Shoot Ogawa is here from Tokyo! Don’t miss this amazing sleight of hand & illusionist. Two show daily! Free valet parking! https://themagicalmysteryshow.com/
