Hawaii Tribune-Herald Island Beat Thursday, July 6, 2017 5 One Day. One Night. One Community. One Fight. GET INVOLVED! When you do, you help save lives. Because of our volunteers, teams and participants, we’re able to help our community with life-saving cancer research studies, crucial patient care programs, and education and prevention initiatives. Join Us FOR OUR 25th Money raised helps Your Donations Make a Difference. “ Relay For Life is important to me because many of the funds raised will go to research and that results in less people getting cancer and more people surviving cancer. At the event, I like remembering those that we have lost to cancer, celebrating those that have survived, and fi ghting back by raising funds and educating people about healthy life choices and the support available to them. Lee Lord, 2017 Event Co-Chair, cancer survivor You can make a difference by forming a team, volunteering or becoming a sponsor or just by attending the event to support us for more information, please call 935-9763 or visit us on our website relayforlife.org/hilohi JOIN OUR TEAM TODAY! ANNUAL support the American Cancer Society to fund research, prevention, education, detection, treatment, and over $348 million in support services to cancer patients. 4pm – 12 Midnight • July 15th • Francis Wong Stadium HAWAI‘PERFORMING I ARTS FESTIVAL presents Wolfgang Amadeus uuss MMoozzaarrtt’’Mozart’s ss Don Giovanni Betrayal. Lies. Deceit.eeiitt.. And AAnndd oh,oohh,, the tthhee consequences! Mozart’s zzaarrtt’’ss tale ttaallee of ooff the tthhee iconic iiccoonniicc Don Juan, a heartless ssss scoundrel ssccoouunnddrreell who wwhhoo leaves lleeaavveess a trail of broken lives vveess in his wake. Friday,dd July ll 14, 7 pm Palace Theater, Hilo $20 ($25 day of show) 6KEMGVUCVVJGDQZQHƒEGQTCV www.HawaiiPerformingArtsFestival.Org Sponsored by David MacKenzie & Ka-Lea VAL UNDERWOOD, HPAF Artistic Director l Scott Skiba, Stage Director l Paul Floyd, Music Director 2017 Festival sponsored in part by Hawaii Tourism Authority, The Lematta Foundation, Law Offices of Ian Mattoch, The Shops at Mauna Lani, Deviants from the Norm, The Anderson Beck Fund of the Hawaii Community Foundation, Margareta and Staffan Encrantz and many others who support exceptional music education. Hilo Slack Key Festival this weekend Astar-studded lineup of musicians and dancers will entertain this weekend during the Hilo Slack Key Festival from noon-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Kress Building, 174 Kamehameha Ave. in Downtown Hilo. “It’s going to be a great show,” said slack-key recording artist Ben Kaili, the festival’s organizer. “We’ve got a bunch of Hoku award winners and nominees and we’ve also got food and beverage vendors and crafters, so there’s something there for everyone.” Artists include Kaili, Kris Fuchigami, Darlene Ahuna, Diana Aki, Kainani Kahaunaele, Lito Arkangel, Bruddah Waltah Aipolani, Kunia Galdeira, Christy Lassiter, Bulla Kailiwai, Randy Parker, Ricky Alaniz, Nephi Brown and Walter Ward, Rick Jitchaku, Lopaka Kenoi, Bert Naihe, Jennie Kaneshiro and Nando Garcia. Also performing are Hula Halau Ke ‘Olu Makani O Mauna Loa under the direction of kumu hula Meleana Manuel and Halau Na Lei Hiwahiwa ‘O Ku‘ualoha under the direction of kumu hula Sammye Ku‘ualoha Young. Doors open at 10 a.m. and admission is $10 each day, with tickets available at Basically Books, Hilo Ukulele and Guitar and at the door. Ukulele wizard Kris Fuchigami is among the artists performing during this weekend’s Hilo Slack Key Festival from noon-5 p.m. Saturday and Sunday at the Kress Building, 174 Kamehameha Ave. in Downtown Hilo. Courtesy photo
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