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OCT 26
A SCARY ‘RIDE’
See heirloom-quality pieces made by some of Hawai‘i’s finest wood OCT artisans at the 30th annual Hawai‘i’s Woodshow at Hawai‘i Opera
Plaza. The exhibit features sculptures, furniture, musical instruments, accessories and turned bowls made from Hawai‘i-grown woods.
Wednesday, Oct. 26, through Sunday, Oct. 30, 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
For more info, visit woodshow.hawaiiforest.org
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WOODWORKING EXHIBIT
PHOTO COURTESY JTB HAWAI‘I
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IN FULL BLOOM
Ikebana International’s Honolulu OCT Chapter 56 celebrates its 60th
anniversary with the Splendors of Ikebana exhibit at Ala Moana Hotel. Ikeba-
na, the art of Japanese flower arranging, will be on full display at the two-day exhibit. This year’s theme is hanakago, or flower baskets. Friday, Oct. 28, through Saturday, Oct. 29
9 a.m.-3 p.m.
For more info, visit ikebana-hawaii.org
PHOTO COURTESY BERYL ONO STAPLETON
loo celebration. Nu‘uanu Avenue and Hotel, Pauahi and Smith streets will make way for a spooktacular night. Guests can enjoy entertainment,
arts, a craft beer festival and more.
Saturday, Oct. 29, 5 p.m.
For ticket info, visit hallowbaloo.eventbrite.com
29 MAGICALMUSIC Enjoy the music of Harry
OCT Potter and the Order of the Phoenix at Blaisdell
Concert Hall. During the magical night, Shih-Hung Young conducts Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra in per- forming the score live, while the film plays on a 40-foot screen.
Saturday, Oct. 29, through Sunday Oct. 30
For ticket info, visit myhso.org
Thrill seekers are invited aboard Ghost Bus, the ultimate haunted house on wheels. Parked in front of Waikīkī Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, the bus boasts sinister characters and ominous au- dio-visual sensory effects. Those celebrating an October birthday are eligible for free admission. Reservations required.
Wednesday, Oct. 26, through Monday, Oct. 31 For ticket info, visit ghostbushawaii.com
HULA FESTIVAL
Show off your best OCT Halloween costume at Chinatown’s Hallowba-
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View the 45th NOV Anniversary Prince
PHOTO COURTESY HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
29 ANIMALLOVERS Partake in Hawaiian Hu-
OCT mane Society’s annual Pet- Walk at Kapi‘olani Regional
Park. The fundraising event features pet (and people) costume contests, vendors and more. Funds will go help the more than 20,000 animals that seek the organization’s services each year. Saturday, Oct. 29, 8 a.m.-noon
To register, visit hawaiianhumane.org
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HALLOWEEN HUB
PHOTO COURTESY MOANALUA GARDENS FOUNDATION
Lot Hula Festival on KHON2. As the state’s largest
noncompetitive hula celebra- tion, the virtual event honors Hawai‘i’s beloved heritage with 12 hula hālau performing a mixture of kahiko and ‘auana dances. The festival will be streamed globally with rebroad- casts throughout the month. Thursday, Nov. 3, 7-9 p.m.
For more, visit moanaluagardensfoundation.org