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JUNE 15, 2022 MIDWEEK 21
JUN. 15
GO ‘BLUE’
See Blue, Kumu Kahua Theatre’s final show of the season. Written by Wil Kahele, the play takes place in Waikīkī’s Aloha Sunset Lānai, where it’s not just fun and games. While balancing life, a musical duo and their hula counterparts dis- cover that the entertain- ment they provide has a profound impact on others.
June 15-26
For ticket info, visit kumukahua.org
15 HIGH$5FORDADS
In honor of Father’s Day, Domestic
JUNE Violence Action Center will be hosting a High $5 For Dads drive-by donation
event. It will take place on the corners of Ward Avenue and Kapi‘olani Boulevard, and Ward Avenue and King Street. The public is welcome to donate $5 or more. Wednesday, June 15, 5-6:30 p.m.
To donate online, visit domesticviolenceactioncenter.org/events
POP STAR
18 UKRAINE CONCERT
JUNE Hawai‘i Vocal Arts
Ensemble presents
a benefit concert for
Ukraine relief. Enjoy mu-
sic for peace and healing
by Mozart, Bach, Ola
Gjeilo, Israel Kamakaw-
iwo‘ole, Rodgers and
Hammerstein and more.
The event will feature
soloist Leon Williams
(pictured at right) and will
take place at St. John Lutheran Church in Kailua and Lutheran Church in Honolulu.
Saturday, June 18, and Sunday, June 19
For ticket info, visit hawaiivocalarts.eventbrite.com
PHOTO COURTESY KUMU KAHUA THEATRE
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Delight in JUNE The Ultimate
Michael Jackson Experience and
The Evolution of Pop at Blue Note Hawai‘i. As the longest-running Michael Jackson tribute band, Who’s Bad has sold out nearly 50 venues in the United Kingdom.
Friday, June 17, and Saturday, June 18
Visit bluenotejazz.com/ hawaii
21 JUNE
YOGA CELEBRATION
Relax your mind, body and spirit during Gandhi International Institute for Peace’s fourth annual International Yoga Day
PHOTO COURTESY HAWAI‘I VOCAL ARTS ENSEMBLE
K-12 PROGRAMS
Assets School affirms, celebrates and teaches Gifted Students Creative Minds Students with Learning Differences Self Advocacy
TO LEARN MORE AND APPLY ONLINE
visit assets-school.org
OFFERING ROLLING ADMISSIONS
event, which will take place at Still & Moving Center in Kaka‘ako. Guests are invited to participate in free online and in-person lectures, demonstrations and fun interactive classes.
Tuesday, June 21, 5-7 p.m.
Sign up online at stillandmovingcenter.com
PHOTO COURTESY BLUE NOTE HAWAI‘I