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Day at Hulihee still on (March 26)

Day at Hulihee still on (March 26)

MEDIA RELEASE Day at Hulihee is still happening 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, March 26. The Daughters of Hawaii and Calabash Cousins will kick off the annual festive fundraiser on the palace grounds with a traditional Hawaiian blessing at 8:30 a.m. Browse among tented arts and crafts booths, a tempting bake sale featuring Aunty Nona’s scrumptious […]

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Festival includes arts and crafts, food, entertainment, prize drawings for locally created art; honors Prince Kuhio

‘Day at Hulihee’ celebrates reopening of palace (March 27)

Festival includes arts and crafts, food, entertainment, prize drawings for locally created art; honors Prince Kuhio

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The upcoming Kokua Kailua Village Stroll on Sunday, March 21, 2010 from 1pm until 6pm, will welcome kamaaina and visitors with nearly 95 participating vendors.

Stroll the Village – Kokua Kailua Village Stroll (March 21)

The upcoming Kokua Kailua Village Stroll on Sunday, March 21, 2010 from 1pm until 6pm, will welcome kamaaina and visitors with nearly 95 participating vendors.

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Mamalahoa bypass closed Thursday, March 26 for Prince Kuhio Day

Mamalahoa bypass closed Thursday, March 26 for Prince Kuhio Day

MEDIA RELEASE The Mamalahoa Bypass is closed, Thursday, March 26, Prince Kuhio Day. It is open on Friday, March 27. Closing the Bypass on holidays is a condition within the grant of easement between Oceanside 1250 and the County of Hawaii for southbound travel from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Monday to Friday excluding holidays.

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Outdoor band concert remembers past royalty

Outdoor band concert remembers past royalty

MEDIA RELEASE The Daughters of Hawaii and the Calabash Cousins present a free concert 4 p.m. Sunday, March 15 at Hulihee Palace to remember Prince Kuhio and Queen Kaahumanu.  The Merrie Monarchs will be accompanied by the Hulihee Palace Band. Bring a beach mat or chair as seating won’t be provided. Concert goers are encouraged […]

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