POHAKU GALORE - Upcoming events
First
Friday is and evening with art and music in Honolulu's Chinatown.
Every first Friday of the months Art Galleries are open to the public
until
9 PM.
Pohaku Galore offers beautiful quartz crystals from Arkansas, Brazil,
Madagascar and Namibia. Other minerals include: amethyst, ammonites,
azurite, meteorites,
rose-quartz, tourmaline, stone animal fetishes. Come and check out Pohaku
Galore's minerals that are among the most beautiful available in The
Islands.
WHEN:
Honolulu Gift Fair (FREE Admission!)
Friday, December 14: from 5 PM to 9 PM
Saturday, December 15: from 9 am to 7 PM
Sunday, December 16: from 9 am to 7 PM
The Honolulu Gift Fair is held at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall in Honolulu.
For details click here
5 to 9 PM "First Friday" December
7, 2007 in Honolulu's very own Chinatown
WHERE?
1041 Nu'uanu Street corner Hotel Street. Makai side of hotel street inside
of the Small Business Administration Office, in the heart of Chinatown.
We will have a table with crystals, minerals and mineral
jewelry downtown on this coming First Friday, December 7. We will also
have woven bags and wild, raw silk scarves from Madagascar that come
from a Fair Trade Women's Project.
Pohaku Galore offers beautiful quartz crystals from Arkansas, Brazil,
Madagascar and Namibia. Other minerals include amethyst, ammonites, azurite,
meteorites, rose-quartz, tourmaline, pyrite and stone animal fetishes.
Come and check out Pohaku Galore's minerals that are among the most beautiful
available in The Islands.
We will be in the Women's Business Center which is across from the Louis
Pohl gallery on Hotel Street. It is the Diamond Head, Makai corner of
Nu'uanu and Hotel streets. Just come up the stairs and look for us. Or
call me on my cell at 292-7178. It starts around 5pm and goes until 8:30
or 9pm. Should be fun.
You see some of the dozen or so vendors from Hotel Street. We are
in the the big concrete building across form the fountain behind
Indigo's
(makai side of hotel street) and it is a few steps up to the floor
where all the vendors are. All of it is covered and well light, so
even if
it might rain there is a dry place to look at stuff.
PS: We normally park at the Chinese Cultural Plaza parking on Maunakea Street, which I think was $2 flat fee for all evening (until 10 or 11Pm). If you start cruising to look for parking you end up there anyway, so just head for it, before you get in the maze of First Friday. They lock the door of the parking structure at 2:30 am accoRding to their sign posted.
Hawaii Rock and Mineral Show:
October 2007 in Honolulu click here
The Hawaii Rock and Mineral Show took place October 14-15 at the Outrigger Waikiki on the Beach Hotel, But was cut short one day due to the earthquake on October 15, 2006.
The Waikiki Outrigger on the Beach Hotel is located at2335 Kalakaua Ave. in Honolulu Hawaii
FREE ADMISSION! Open from 11.am to 7 pm both days.
More info on the web site www.pohakugalore.net as it becomes available.
