OCTOBER ART & CULTURAL EVENTS
FREE
Tuesday, October 9; 6:00pm – 7:45pm
Learn to Sew @ Kapaa Public Library
Ages 12 and up
Maile Bloxsom of Vicky’s Fabrics, introduces students to the basic use of sewing machines. Maile has been sewing for most of her life and is an avid quilter. Participants will complete a basic project. This free class is limited to 6 students ages 12 and older. Students are encouraged to bring their own machines. Machines will be provided to students without one. One student to a machine. NO Exceptions. REGISTRATION REQUIRED – Space Limited; Info: (808) 821-4422; FREE
Program schedule subject to change. Contact hosting library at least 15 days in advance to request a sign-language interpreter or if special accommodations are needed. For a list of upcoming library events, visit www.librarieshawaii.org/
Tuesday, October 9, 5:30 pm
Kauai Community College & National Tropical Botanical Garden
Present a “sneak peak: showing of
“We, The Voyagers” Part 1: Our Vaka
Dr. Mimi George & Meph Wyeth of the Pacific Traditions Society
will introduce the film
Kauai Community College Cafeteria
Info: Vaka Taumako Project Website – www.vaka.org
Thursday- Friday, October 11-12, 9am- 2:30
LEARN THROUGH MOVEMENT and PLAY for:
Parents, Grandparents, teachers, all care givers,
Learn how to implement Primary Learning Tools.
Transform ‘Failure Syndrome’ to ‘Love of Learning’
Montessori Hale, 4664 Apopo Road
Info: montessorihale@gmail.com; (808) 823-0619
Saturday- Sunday, October 13-14, 9:00 – 5:00
VISION REJUVENATION. Enhance Vision
Improve and preserve vision, Learn good visual habits
Benefits people w/eyestrain from ‘computer eyes’.
Skills: eye tracking, relaxation, & muscle coordination
Focusing Flexibility. Improve: vision, driving skills,
& reading comprehension.
Montessori Hale, 4664 Apopo Road
Info: montessorihale@gmail.com. (808) 823-0619
Saturday, October 13, 9:00 am – 4:00 pm
Eo E Emalani I Alakai
Commemorating Queen Ema’s 1871 visit to Kokee & Alakai Swamp
Invited Hula Halau from around the state and Japan honor their Queen with dances and chants honoring Kaleleonalani – Traveler of the Mountains
CCC Camp in Kokee State Park, Kokee
No admission fee; donations welcome at the Koke’e Museum
Carpooling strongly suggested; Shuttle service is in the works from Kekaha & Waimea Neighborhood Centers
Info: Michelle Hookano, (808)( 335-9975
Saturday, October 13, 2:00 – 6:00 pm
Hammers N’ Ales Oktoberfest
Poipu Beach Athletic Club
$75 tickets available online www.hammersnales.eventbrite.
$85 for day of event
Support Kauai Habitat’s affordable housing
Age 21 and older
Info: Chris Young (808) 635-0411; chrisyoung@kauaihabitat.org
Saturday, October 20, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Kauai Chocolate and Coffee Festival
Chocolate cooking, growing, tasting; Coffee growing & tasting;
Recipe contest; Chocolate and Coffee plant sales & propogation demonstrations
Historic Hanapepe Town
www.
www.hanapepe.org
Sunday, October 21, 11:00 am – 4:00 pm
2018 Kauai Harvest Festival
An event for the whole ohana
Waimea Canyon Park, 9555 Huakai Road, Waimea
Oct 26 - Oct 28
10th annual Princeville Community Fine Arts Exhibit
Friday, October 26th, 9:00 - 11:00am
Artists submit pieces with entry form
for Parameters for Submission and online entry form
Info: http://www.
Princeville Community Center, 4334 Emmalani Dr, Princeville
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Princeville Community Fine Arts Exhibit
Exhibit and gala opening night with pupus
Princeville Community Center
Open to the public, no charge
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Sunday, October 28th, 1:00 - 4:00pm
Exhibit
Princeville Community center
Open to the public, no charge
Sun Oct 28th 4:00 -5:00pm artists pick up artwork
Info: April McGinnis – April@princevillecommunity.
(808) 826-6687
October 31
Hawaii Tourism Authority & IFEA presents workshop
Growing Success II
WS is geared to enhance the success of your events/projects in sponsorship proposals and follow-up report, keeping your event fresh, marketing and social media
Kauai Beach Resort
Register: Hawaii-tourism-authority.
$35 includes breakfast & lunch + processing fee
Deadline to register is October 22, 2019
Email: info@gohta.net
NOVEMBER ART & CULTURAL EVENTS
NOVEMBER 5 - 11
2018 Kauai Writers Conference
November 5 – 8: Master Classes; November 9 – 11: Conference
Spend a week on Kauai with beloved bestselling authors:
Sara Gruen, Kristin Hannah, Alice Hoffman, Christina Baker Kline, Jane Smiley, Garth Stein, Scott Turow and more;
Master Classes in small groups for close personal guidance with living masters of their genres -- Fiction, Nonfiction, Memoir, Poetry, Screenwriting;
Pitch & Critique – present your work one-on-one to literary agents, editors and publishing consultants
Kauai Marriott Resort, Lihue
Kamaaina Discount: While the conference is drawing larger crowds from the mainland every year, organizers hope both professional and aspiring Hawai‘i-based writers will take advantage of the opportunity to interact with living legends so close to home. To make attendance easier for Hawai‘i residents, organizers are offering a kama’aina discount. To take advantage of this offer, emailinfo@kauaiwritersconference.
Info & Registration: www.kauaiwritersconference.com
Thursday, November 8, 8:00 am – 6:00 pm
“In the Kitchen” – Poipu Food & Wine Festival
Hands-on cooking class with some of Poipu’s top chefs
in their own restaurants; includes tasting
Admission: $50 per class per person
Info: Poipu Beach Resort Assn, (808) 742-7444
Friday & Saturday, November 9 & 10: 8:00 – 10:00 pm
The 4th Annual Wahine Comedy Festival
Trees Lounge, Kapaa
$12 entry at door
Saturday, November 10, 5:30 – 9:30 pm
Poipu Culinary Scholarship Gala
Poipu Food & Wine Festival
Poipu
To support KCC Culinary Arts Program w/ financial assistance for students
November 16 – 18
Kauai Old Time Gathering at Kokee Lodge
Featuring workshops & performances by
LosKauaianos, Foghorn Stringband, Cajun Country Revival, RoochieToochie & the Ragtime Shepherd Kings, Ann Savoy, Ed Punua, Appalachian Hippie Poet & Nick Castillo, Fanny Guys, Lowbiscus, Kilin Reece, Don Musel, Ted Shanks, Square Dance Callers Daniel Frazier & Stan Sharp
Workshops: Banjo, fiddle, guitar, pakini, bass; Leo Ki’eki’e, Blacksmithing & basket making
Kachi Kachi Music & Dancing
Country Square Dancing & Cajun Two-Step
Volunteer with Kauai Resource Conservation to learn about endemic plants and remove invasive plants
Tickets available at www.kauaioldtime.com
Sponsored by Hale Puna
Info: www.kauaioldtime.com
November 17, 4:00 – 8:00 pm
Rice Street Block Party
Rice Street, Lihue
November 23 – December 13
Wendy Hollender, botanical artist, instructor & author, will lead intensive botanical illustration workshops along with fellow instructors Veronica Fannin and John Patoriza Pinol.
One, two or three sessions workshop using graphite, colored and watercolor pencils, watercolors
Open to artists of all levels
Info: https://www.drawbotanical.
DECEMBER ART & CULTURAL EVENTS
Saturday, December 1, 7:00 pm
Church of the Pacific, Princeville
Sunday, December 2, 4:00 pm
St. Michael and All Angels Church in Lihue
4th Annual Christmas Sing-Along with Harps Concerts
Come sing your favorite Christmas carols accompanied by two amazing harpists: Sylvia Woods and Madeleine Brandli.
Sylvia Woods is a world-renowned Celtic harpist who lives in Princeville.
Madeleine Brandli plays the large concert pedal harp and lives part-time in Honolulu.
The singing will be led by Princeville musician Bob Smith.
In addition to caroling, these festive concerts will also feature Christmas harp solos and fun surprises! This year's 4th annual concerts will feature carols about animals.
Join us for our fun and joyful concerts of Advent carols and Christmas music.
Come sing along with harps!
Tickets $15 at the door.
2019 ART & CULTURAL EVENTS
Kauai Community Players 2019 Season:
January 4 – 20
Arsenic & Old Lace directed by Dennis McGraw
February 14 – March 3
The Shadow Box directed by Jo Grande
March 28 – April 14
The Completed Works of William Shakespeare directed by Ross Martineau
May 9 – 26
Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street directed by Rebecca Hansen
ON GOING