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Be sure to stay current by reading the Weekly Club Update from Hualalai Club. This week has important information about Festive.
Allison Blackwell In Concert is presented in association with the Hoku Concert Series, are on Saturday, November 2, 2019, and Sunday, November 3, 2019, from 2:00 pm to 4:30 pm, at a Private Estate in Kailua-Kona.
All proceeds from these exclusive benefit concerts will go towards helping the Kamuela Philharmonic Orchestra continue with its mission of bringing live, high-quality orchestral music to audiences on Hawai‘i Island.
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The sun setting last night was like a fireworks show. The Aloha Friday bunch at Ke’olu couldn’t stop clicking.
It started slowly.
And continued to grow glowier.
Until it reached its crescendo.
Meanwhile to the north, Maui was a picture of pastels.
The High Tide Came With the Full Moon:
THE NATURAL RESOURCE TEAM WILL BE HOSTING A TEAM OF TURTLE TAGGING SCIENTISTS AND HPA STUDENTS FOR TURTLE TAGGING. THEY WILL BE STATIONED AT KUMUKEA BEACH AND TRAVELING ALONG THE COASTLINE ASSISTING WITH CAPTURING TURTLES AND COLLECTING DATA FOR THE NATIONAL OCEANIC AND ATMOSPHERIC ASSOCIATION (NOAA).
ALL THE DESCRIBED ACTIVITIES ARE PERMITTED. IF YOU HAVE TIME PLEASE STOP BY. THE STUDENTS AND SCIENTIST ARE EAGER TO SHARE THEIR KNOWLEDGE WITH MEMBERS, GUESTS, AND STAFF.
Here’s a chance to learn more about the problems the coral reefs are facing and how we can be part of the solutions. Dr. Craig Downs will speak to members on November 1 at Ke’olu at 4:30.
Ke’olu Reopened October 1st!
the much loved Aloha Fridays, Wednesday farmers’ market, and prime rib Sundays are back!
Ke’olu ongoing events will also continue!
get fit with Jentzen | bridge class | adult swim lessons | hula for health
(art classes with Mary Spears will resume october 15)
The Hualālai Grille and the Canoe Club are closed in October.
Members may continue to utilize the Canoe Club pool. Towels are at Alaka’i Nalu.
I’m still hanging out at the beach, but it’s pretty lonely.
SAVE THE DATE!
The Film Festival will be here before we know it! Get all the information you need now.
Chantal Prunier writes: “Michael and I went back to Magics Beach Grill and it is now our favorite place to enjoy the sunset over dinner in Kona. It’s cozy, right on the water off Magic Sands Beach and it offers delicious food and friendly service. It’s been open just a couple of months. Weekend nights are buzzing busy, while last night was pleasantly filled with families enjoying an early dinner. If the seared ahi and shrimp pasta remain as well prepared, we’ll go again and again. And we’ll look forward to running into a few fellow members!”
Check Out the Dates Below to Know When the Courses are Under Repair.
On August 27 and 28, Ke’olu will complete greens aeration.
The upcoming cultural practices on the Hualālai course are: verti-cutting and scalping of all fairways, approaches, tees, green surrounds and bunkers; aerification of greens, fairways, approaches, and tees.
September 15-20: Front nine closed beginning 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Complete as much as possible.
September 22-27: Back nine closed beginning 2:00 p.m. Sunday. Complete as much as possible.
September 30 – October 4: Finish any remaining fairway aerification.
October 7-11: Verti-cut and aerify tees.
Thank you, Kate Bell, for alerting us to these coming events.
August 18, Kahilu Theatre, 2:00 PM.
August 22, 5:30 to 7PM. Natural Energy Lab of Hawaii Authority.
Go online to The Kohala Center for all the information.
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