Community Calendar

Take a step back in time to the wonders of parlor magic. Enter a reception museum setting with your host who shares wonderous curiosities & oddities from strange lands in time. Then the magic truly starts as they guide you the right to pass through a secret portal & enter into a beautiful Victorian theatre full of antiques & splendor. Get comfortable as for your enjoyment we have gathered the world’s finest magicians waiting to astound & amaze you & of course comedy! Magic & comedy go hand in hand! We have two shows a night 5pm & 7.30pm except Dark Tuesdays. Family fun for everyone as keiki too love to be astounded & believing in magic is good for the soul. Admission includes a cocktail/virgin cocktail & we have GA seating & VIP front row. Kamaaina pricing too. Make your reservation at http://www.hotel-magic.com

Two years ago, AIA Honolulu reached out and asked if the School of Architecture at the University of Hawaii at Manoa would like to hold an exhibition about building materials that can be grown and sourced on our islands. Since then, three students have independently focused their doctorate theses on this very relevant topic. Just like food, Hawaii imports nearly 100% of our building materials, and sometimes even construction labor, from other places. Would it be better, not only for the environment but also for our own security, if we could grow our own food as well as construction materials on our land?

Grown Home is an exhibition featuring research and design from our alumnus and students focusing on regenerative building materials and their applications by:

Katherine Pananganan: Exploring Mycelium as a Sustainable Building Material: Minimizing Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Managing Waste in Hawaii

Bryson Tabaniag: Limu as a Building material: An Experimental Case Study for Potential Use for Small-Scale Homeless Sheltering and Circular Economy

Jacob Boles: Building Hawaii's Sustainable Future: An Exploration of Hemp and Bamboo and its Application as a Modular Building System.

Here to a future where one day we can grow our own homes. Please come and join our home grown students at the exhibition opening reception (see attached poster for details).

The Hawaii Kai Library Bookstore will have a 50% off sale of all Sports, Wellness and Self Help books for the month of June. Also stop by or call Bookstore for start of Pop Up sale which will feature adult Fiction authors such as James Patterson, Clive Cussler, David Baldacci, Michael Connelly and Lee Child also at 50% off.
Bookstore will be closed on King Kamehameha Day on Tuesday June 11, With summer coming, be sure to pick up books for summer reading as well as DVDs, CDs, LPs, Games, Puzzles , Children's books, comics etc. at great prices!

Visit the historic Mexican Naval training ship Cuauhtemoc, crewed by over 200 sailors, as it embarks on a world voyage. Discover its fascinating history and enjoy a unique welcome reception blending Hawaiian and Mexican traditions. Join us on Wednesday, June 5, starting at 10 AM.

For people with Parkinson's and their care partners. Join us for a morning of sharing & caring!

Open to people with Parkinson's & their care partners. Join us for sharing & caring!

Courtyard Yoga continues at the IBM Building alongside CorePower Yoga on Wednesdays from 5pm – 6pm. Classes are suitable for all fitness levels. Registration is complimentary and open to the public on a space-limited basis. Visit corepoweryoga.com to reserve your spot. Classes are subject to cancellation and will be communicated through email.

The Blue Note Hip-Hop Series
BJ The Chicago Kid: The Gravy Tour
Presented by 93.9 The Beat

It’s been a long time coming for BJ the Chicago Kid, and not just because, after four mixtapes and one indie classic, he’s now dropping his major-label debut on Motown, the modern yet deeply soulful "In My Mind." You’ve been hearing his voice everywhere though, on the songs by some of the greatest artists of our era (punctuating tracks by Dr. Dre, Kanye West, Kendrick Lamar, Mary J. Blige, Kehlani and ScHoolboy Q’s Grammy Award-nominated smash “Studio.”). Notable Collaborations include Vic Mensa, Chance The Rapper, Dom Kennedy, Freddie Gibbs, Ty Dolla $ign, Xzibit and, most recently, OG Maco, Joey Bada$$ and Hannibal Burress. But go back even farther and you’ll find BJ was fated for this life.

Tickets $35

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CLUB POLICIES

Seating is Communal & First Come, First Served
$10 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person
Full Bar & Full Dinner Menu Available
No refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

Take a step back in time to the wonders of parlor magic. Enter a reception museum setting with your host who shares wonderous curiosities & oddities from strange lands in time. Then the magic truly starts as they guide you the right to pass through a secret portal & enter into a beautiful Victorian theatre full of antiques & splendor. Get comfortable as for your enjoyment we have gathered the world’s finest magicians waiting to astound & amaze you & of course comedy! Magic & comedy go hand in hand! We have two shows a night 5pm & 7.30pm except Dark Tuesdays. Family fun for everyone as keiki too love to be astounded & believing in magic is good for the soul. Admission includes a cocktail/virgin cocktail & we have GA seating & VIP front row. Kamaaina pricing too. Make your reservation at http://www.hotel-magic.com

Two years ago, AIA Honolulu reached out and asked if the School of Architecture at the University of Hawaii at Manoa would like to hold an exhibition about building materials that can be grown and sourced on our islands. Since then, three students have independently focused their doctorate theses on this very relevant topic. Just like food, Hawaii imports nearly 100% of our building materials, and sometimes even construction labor, from other places. Would it be better, not only for the environment but also for our own security, if we could grow our own food as well as construction materials on our land?

Grown Home is an exhibition featuring research and design from our alumnus and students focusing on regenerative building materials and their applications by:

Katherine Pananganan: Exploring Mycelium as a Sustainable Building Material: Minimizing Carbon Dioxide Emissions and Managing Waste in Hawaii

Bryson Tabaniag: Limu as a Building material: An Experimental Case Study for Potential Use for Small-Scale Homeless Sheltering and Circular Economy

Jacob Boles: Building Hawaii's Sustainable Future: An Exploration of Hemp and Bamboo and its Application as a Modular Building System.

Here to a future where one day we can grow our own homes. Please come and join our home grown students at the exhibition opening reception (see attached poster for details).