Community Calendar

<strong>The Human Pavilion</strong> <br>Late Night Series <br>Streaming On Demand <br>November 26- December 5, 2021 <br> <br>Written by Chinen Seishin <br>Directed by Maggie Ivanova <br> <br>It is 1903 Osaka where humans are put on display at the Human Pavilion as part of an industrial expo. Okinawans are the focus of this story as they struggle with their own identity and survival. <br> <br>Content Warning: Strong language and violence. <br> <br>Estimated run time is 90 minutes with no intermission. <br> <br><strong>STREAMING TICKETS</strong> <br>$10 Regular <br>$8 Senior, Military, UH Faculty/Staff <br>$5 UH Mānoa Students (with Valid UHM ID)

The Hawaii Watercolor Society celebrates its Signature Members, those artists who've proven themselves to be especially accomplished. Fifteen participants display work with a range of subject matter and styles. All are members of HWS, one of Hawaii's oldest arts organizations; HWS supports and promotes work in water-based media. Come view these engaging pieces!

Experience exacting attention to detail with a holistic approach. Join Maui Ballet for world class instruction with aloha, taught by Virginia Holte & Marisa Montany. Our 8-week fall sessions are open for enrollment! Our schedule begins Aug. 30 and includes classes for every age and skill level. Our newly remodeled studio in Makawao will offer our dancers a sprung marley floor, barres on the wall, mirrors, and excellent airflow. Class sizes will be limited to 6-8 students for personalized training and individual attention. Classes include: Classical Ballet Technique - All Ages + Levels​ Creative Pre-Ballet (Ages 3-5)​ Primary Ballet I (Ages 5-7) Ballet Technique (Ages 8-10) Pre-Pointe / Beginning Pointe (Ages 11-13) Intermediate / Advanced Technique Intermediate / Advanced Pointe & Variation Open Teen / Adult Ballet ​ Zena Rommett Floor-Barre® ​ Injury Prevention + Strengthening GYROKINESIS® + GYROTONIC® Methods Maui Ballet is and Outreach program of West Hawaii Dance Theatre, a 501 c 3 Non-Profit Organization.

Starring: Kristen Stewart, Timothy Spall, Jack Farthing, Sally Hawkins Directed by: Pablo Larraín The marriage of Princess Diana and Prince Charles has long since grown cold. Though rumors of affairs and a divorce abound, peace is ordained for the Christmas festivities at the Queen’s Sandringham Estate. There’s eating and drinking, shooting and hunting. Diana knows the game. But this year, things will be profoundly different. SPENCER is an imagining of what might have happened during those few fateful days. Larraín’s approach to the material is rich and intoxicating and altogether magnificent.” Guardian

<strong>The Human Pavilion</strong> <br>Late Night Series <br>Streaming On Demand <br>November 26- December 5, 2021 <br> <br>Written by Chinen Seishin <br>Directed by Maggie Ivanova <br> <br>It is 1903 Osaka where humans are put on display at the Human Pavilion as part of an industrial expo. Okinawans are the focus of this story as they struggle with their own identity and survival. <br> <br>Content Warning: Strong language and violence. <br> <br>Estimated run time is 90 minutes with no intermission. <br> <br><strong>STREAMING TICKETS</strong> <br>$10 Regular <br>$8 Senior, Military, UH Faculty/Staff <br>$5 UH Mānoa Students (with Valid UHM ID)

The Hawaii Watercolor Society celebrates its Signature Members, those artists who've proven themselves to be especially accomplished. Fifteen participants display work with a range of subject matter and styles. All are members of HWS, one of Hawaii's oldest arts organizations; HWS supports and promotes work in water-based media. Come view these engaging pieces!

Press Release Hawaii Writers Guild For information, contact: Joy Fisher, Director of Public Relations (808) 238-0551 joyfisher38@yahoo.com Hawaii Writers Guild Announces Hawaii Writers Showcase The Hawaii Writers Guild has debuted a new series of videos on its YouTube channel. Hawaii Writers Showcase, which will present Writers Guild members reading their original work in informal settings, was conceived by Guild Events Director Johnson Kahili IV. The first episode, filmed outdoors in Manuka Park near Milolii on Hawaii island, showcases Guild member Wendy Wilson reading her short story, “The Other Thing,” a spooky narrative about the abduction of a four-year-old girl by a dark creature of supernatural origin. Wilson wrote the story for a Halloween-themed contest, but it was not her first venture into the world of the supernatural. Her first book, a vampire novel, emerged while Wilson was working full-time as a library technician in North Carolina. She has written two vampire novels and two fantasy books for middle graders. After she retired in 2019, Wilson moved to Hawaii and joined the Hawaii Writers Guild. She is an active member of Readings and Responses, a Guild-sponsored writers’ support group. Kahili plans to record two episodes of Hawaii Writers Showcase per month. The second episode, a poetry reading by Guild President Carol McMillan, has already been recorded and will be online soon. All episodes will be available to the public at no charge on the Guild’s YouTube channel. The premiere episode can be accessed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E74S0cr_l7E . ##

Wahi ʻĀina Grill at Waimea Valley presents Sunday Brunch! Enjoy this adored mealtime with a local twist using fresh farm to table ingredients. Come join us on Sunday mornings from 8am to 11am and make brunch at Waimea Valley your new happy place. Don’t forget to visit full service Bar Kikino for their specials on mimosas and bloody marys! Bar Kikoni opens at 11 am and closes at 4pm. For more information visit www.waimeavalley.net

Take home a piece of Hawaii. The Kings’ Shops Farmers Market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, fresh jams and jellies, macadamia nuts, breads and pastries.

ABOUT MAUI OCEAN CENTER Encounter Hawaiian marine life at Maui Ocean Center, The Aquarium of Hawai‘i. Named among the “Top 10 Aquariums in the World” by TripAdvisor, Maui Ocean Center is home to the world’s largest display of live Hawaiian corals and exhibits featuring sharks, stingrays, turtles, and endemic marine life found nowhere in the world. The new Humpbacks of Hawai‘i Exhibit &amp; Sphere is the first of its kind, bringing guests eye-to-eye with life-sized humpback whales in a virtual, 3D encounter. The Aquarium offers presentations and cultural exhibits as well as outdoor, bistro-style dining at Reef Café and world-class shopping at Maui Ocean Treasures. Open 10am-3pm (final admission at 1:30pm) daily. Maui Ocean Center is part of the global family of Coral World International.