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photo by Cindy Muscatel
photo by David Taran
Avi Kiriaty Art Benefit for the Hualālai ‘Ohana Foundation, Saturday, December 18 – Monday, December 20. Auction on line. Gallery display in the Hualālai Ballroom.
photo by Bill McDowell
The Hualalai Administration wants to make sure everyone knows the golf cart rules, especially since there have been some accidents recently. Golf carts can only be driven by licensed drivers, 16 and up. No lap driving is allowed. Carts should be on paths.
photo by Bill McDowell
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photo by Bill McDowell
GOLF CART SALE
6 passenger Cushman Shuttle 6 Golf Cart
2019
VIN#: 3000795
Model No: 618852G01
Deep cycle AGM batteries
Similar model:
com-0820_shuttle6_82284-g8.pdf (txtsv.com)
Price: $11,000 (new cost is approximately $20k)
Questions?
Please call the Hualalai ‘Ohana Foundation at 325-8177.
Proceeds benefit the Hualalai ‘Ohana Foundation, a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization.
2 passenger EZ-GO Freedom Golf Cart
2019
VIN#: 5320074
Model No: 606602G01
Date Code: B0714
Deep cycle AGM batteries
Similar model:
New Golf Cart | Freedom RXV | E-Z-GO (txtsv.com)
New Golf Cart | Freedom TXT | E-Z-GO (txtsv.com)
Price:
$4,000 (new cost is approximately $9k)
Questions?
Please call the Hualalai ‘Ohana Foundation at 325-8177.
Proceeds benefit the Hualalai ‘Ohana Foundation, a registered 501c3 nonprofit organization.
After many rainy days, the sunset was a welcome sight. It was beautiful from the start and kept evolving.
A special art event to benefit the Hualalai ‘Ohana Foundation. For 3 days only, a private collection of original works by Avi Kiriaty will be sold for half off their original list prices.
Bidding starts at 12/18/2021 9:00 am (HST)
Bidding opens on December 18 at 9am and closes on December 20 at 5pm. The flyer to the event poster is also on this page, along with the online registration page:
Avi Kiriaty (b. 1957) is a prolific island artist whose work is highly collectible. He has produced works in many media, from oil and watercolor painting to printmaking, lava and bronze sculpture and ceramics. Kiriatyʻs art is a feast of lush colors and bold lines, often depicting the beauty of the Polynesian lifestyle. His paintings reflect his mastery of classical, post-impressionist, and modern art styles gleaned from a life of worldwide travels. In 1993 Avi had a one-man show, “Kama‘aina,” at “Bechaus” in Munich, and has been featured in the United Airlines Hemisphere magazine, Nalu magazine in Japan, Stern magazine in Europe, and Manoa Journal in Hawaii, among many other publications.
Saturday Dec 18 from 8:00am to 12:00pm
“Coffee & Kiriaty” Preview
Sunday Dec 19 from 12:00pm to 5:00pm
Open Exhibit
Sunday Dec 19 from 5:00pm to 7:00pm
Private Cocktail Reception for Members and Four Seasons Guests
Emily Weiss, Art Curator and Director of Galleries for the Volcano Art Center will be on hand to share info about the works of Avi Kiriaty and selective distribution.
Monday Dec 20 from 8:00am to 5:00pm
Open Exhibit
Cunningham Gallery & Picture Frame Shop will offer framing, design & layout support, and shipping services.
Online bidding will open 9:00am on Saturday, Dec 18 and will close Monday, Dec 20 at 5:00pm.
Bidding starts at 12/18/2021 9:00 am (HST)
Bidding opens on December 18 at 9am and closes on December 20 at 5pm. The flyer to the event poster is also on this page, along with the online registration page:
photo by Bill McDowell
Friday, November 26, 4:00 to 5:00 pm. Canoe Club:
Bring non-perishable food items for The Food Basket of Hawai’i.
A special released last week is about our very own Aunty Kaulu called “Under the Kona Moon: Kaulumahiehie Amaral,” which is the story of our Kumu Hula and her legacy of Hula here in the Islands. So watch and listen as Aunty Kaulu shares her story and her Hula.
View “Under the Kona Moon: Kaulumahiehie Amaral” >
Breakfast will be served!
Rowena will be there with Thanksgiving florals.
photo by Renata Johnson
Thursday night, the lunar eclipse was very visible on the Big Island. It was a sight to behold!
So often we hear about the evils of texting–that we are losing connection with each other. I don’t find that to be true. Take Thursday night, for instance. At around ten, a friend texted me and another friend about something. I texted back that the eclipse was amazing. They texted back in agreement. For the next hour and a half, the three of us texted each other every fifteen minutes or so about the progress of the eclipse. I felt like I was watching it with them!
Moving onto photos. Renata’s are amazing. So clear and so star filled. AWE-SOME.
Below, meanwhile, is my paltry effort with my iPhone.
photo by Bill McDowell
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