Aloha Members,
The Weed Circle Cleanup for this Saturday will be postponed to May due to it being a three day weekend. We will reschedule it soon for May and I hope that you will be able to come out and help with the cleanup then.
Also, the Haleiwa Art Walk is this Saturday. It's always fun to visit the art galleries and to meet old friends along the way. Hope to see you there.
Mahalo,
Antya
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Showing posts with label haleiwa art walk. Show all posts
Friday, March 25, 2011
Saturday, February 26, 2011
Haleiwa Art Walk Tonight 5-9 PM
Aloha Members,
Remember to come to Haleiwa and visit the participating businesses for the Haleiwa Art Walk tonight from 5 to 9 PM. Of special interest is the Grand Opening of the Clark Little Gallery in the Haleiwa Town Center.
Clark is the son of long-time residents Jim and Doric Little. Jim is known for his work in developing beautiful varieties of plumeria about which he wrote a book that included his photography of those plumeria. Clark seems to have inherited his dad's artistic gift with photogaphy.
It is heartening to see the younger generation of kids who were born and raised here starting their own family-owned businesses including Clark, Liz and Kai at Guava Shop, Noelle and Meg at Bonzer Front, and of course some who have taken over family businesses like Stan Matsumoto and Cathy Aoki, to name a few. Small business is the life-blood of our special Haleiwa Town and keeping the entreneurial spirit alive is what keeps the town special and unique.
Please visit the art galleries and other businesses this evening. See attached flyer.
Mahalo,
Antya
Remember to come to Haleiwa and visit the participating businesses for the Haleiwa Art Walk tonight from 5 to 9 PM. Of special interest is the Grand Opening of the Clark Little Gallery in the Haleiwa Town Center. Clark is the son of long-time residents Jim and Doric Little. Jim is known for his work in developing beautiful varieties of plumeria about which he wrote a book that included his photography of those plumeria. Clark seems to have inherited his dad's artistic gift with photogaphy.
It is heartening to see the younger generation of kids who were born and raised here starting their own family-owned businesses including Clark, Liz and Kai at Guava Shop, Noelle and Meg at Bonzer Front, and of course some who have taken over family businesses like Stan Matsumoto and Cathy Aoki, to name a few. Small business is the life-blood of our special Haleiwa Town and keeping the entreneurial spirit alive is what keeps the town special and unique.
Please visit the art galleries and other businesses this evening. See attached flyer.
Mahalo,
Antya
Friday, July 18, 2008
First Haleiwa Art Walk - Saturday, July 26th
The North Shore Chamber of Commerce is assisting with the start of a monthly event that we are calling "Haleiwa Art Walk" that will be held the last Saturday of every month. It is similar to "First Friday" events which are great events that many Main Streets across the country use to promote the arts in their towns. Patty Golden of Scoop of Paradise is the spark plug for getting the event started. The first event will be held Saturday the 26th from 6 to 9pm. We encourage the merchants to offer specials, sidewalk sales/events and demonstrations and stay open until 9:00 PM that night.
The purpose of this event is to bring shoppers to your business! We want North Shore and Oahu locals, as well as visitors, to enjoy discovering art in Haleiwa. Support our "Buy Local" campaign by buying from our North Shore merchants!
HOW MERCHANTS CAN PARTICIPATE:
. Dress your store up the last Saturday of each month! We hope that this event will grow to the point that there will be 100% participation in staying open until 9pm.
. Have a sidewalk sale and/or demonstrations/music the evening of the Art Walk. Merchants feel this is the best way to advertise the town.
. Advise customers to park in Haleiwa and walk the town. Parking is available at Haleiwa Shopping Plaza, North Shore Market Place and Waialua Community Association.
. Let us know if you want to participate in this monthly event by calling or emailing us.
For more information or to participate, call the Chamber at 637-4558 or contact Patty Golden at 637-2284.
The purpose of this event is to bring shoppers to your business! We want North Shore and Oahu locals, as well as visitors, to enjoy discovering art in Haleiwa. Support our "Buy Local" campaign by buying from our North Shore merchants!
HOW MERCHANTS CAN PARTICIPATE:
. Dress your store up the last Saturday of each month! We hope that this event will grow to the point that there will be 100% participation in staying open until 9pm.
. Have a sidewalk sale and/or demonstrations/music the evening of the Art Walk. Merchants feel this is the best way to advertise the town.
. Advise customers to park in Haleiwa and walk the town. Parking is available at Haleiwa Shopping Plaza, North Shore Market Place and Waialua Community Association.
. Let us know if you want to participate in this monthly event by calling or emailing us.
For more information or to participate, call the Chamber at 637-4558 or contact Patty Golden at 637-2284.
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