One-Stop for Everything On Your List! KEAAU SHOPPING CENTER HAWAI I PERFORMING ARTS FESTIVAL presents Stradivarius! The Martin Chalifour Concerts Martin Chalifour, Concertmaster, Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, plays the famous Fritz Kreisler Stradivarius violin created in 1711, accompanied by pianist Cary Lewis of the Lanier Trio. Monday, April 17th, 7 pm Private estate, Kailua-Kona $80 includes wine & light refreshments Wednesday, April 19th, 7 pm The People’s Theater, Honoka’a $25 TICKETS: www.HawaiiPerformingArtsFestival.Org or 808-333-7378 40% of ticket price is a tax deductible donation HAWAI‘I PERFORMING ARTS FESTIVAL presents Hawaii Tribune-Herald Thursday, April 13, 2017 5 Ku‘ulei Bezilla, ‘Imiloa’s exhibit coordinator, says their Merrie Monarch cultural enrichment programs offer a unique opportunity to get a behind-the-scenes experience. Guests can see what many Hawaiian artists and practitioners are doing to preserve and perpetuate Hawaiian culture through language, hula (dance), design, music and chant. “It’s an intimate setting that allows the audience to participate, ask questions and literally see and hear what inspires and motivates Hawaiian practitioners to do what they do, whether it be chant, music, hula (dance) or art designs,” Bezilla says. She adds that the presentations are an opportunity to see more than just a “show.” “It’s the chance to learn how to be more aware, more engaged and more educated about the many facets that makes the Hawaiian culture unique,” Bezilla says. Presale tickets for each cultural enrichment program are $8 for ‘Imiloa members, $10 for nonmembers, and can be purchased at ‘Imiloa’s front desk or by phone at 932-8901. A limited supply of tickets will be available for purchase the day of each event for $15. For more information, visit imiloahawaii. org. EVENTS From page 3 Courtesy photo Kalani‘opu‘u, ali‘i nui of Hawaii Island, who greeted Capt. James Cook in 1779 at Kealakekua Bay, draped his ‘ahu ‘ula (feathered cape) over the newcomer’s shoulders as a gesture of goodwill. A documentary detailing the history of the cape will be shown on Wednesday.
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