For more information, visit kahilutheatre.org.
Theater workshop for children planned
Aloha Theatre will offer a weeklong theater workshop, “Keiki Lucky Pirates,” for keiki during spring break from March 12 to 16. A free public performance is planned on last day of class.
Scholarships are available.
For more information or to sign up, visit alohatheatre.com or call 322-9924.
Wailoa renovation hits a snag
Wailoa Art and Cultural Center has been closed for some much-needed renovations. It is in the process of installing new electrical wiring, painting the building inside and out, fixing the interior fountain and refinishing the floors in the office, Fountain Gallery and outside lanai.
Because of some difficulty with the delivery of the light fixtures on the manufacturer’s end, the renovation is at a standstill with the electrical phase of the project and there have been some delays with the refinishing of the floors.
As a result of these unresolved projects, the center is postponing the Wood Turners Exhibit for the month of March, including the opening reception today. After exploring alternative ways to open the display, safety concerns and not being able to provide the viewer with a satisfactory experience contributed to the decision to postpone the exhibit.
For more information, call 933-0416 or email wailoa@yahoo.com.
Young artists invited to submit work
The second annual Spring Art and Music Festival on March 17 at the Kona International Market calls all young artists to create an art piece showing “What I love about Hawaii.”
An original art piece may be submitted in any medium. All art must be received by March 14. Artwork will be judged in three age groups: 5 to 7, 8 to 10 and 11 to 13.
Winners in each group will receive a $25 gift card to Ace Hardware for art and craft supplies.
Applications may be picked up at Blue Sea Artisans in Kona International Market on Luhia Street or call and leave an email address and an application will be mailed.
Parental consent is required for participation, which includes permission to release a photo of the student project.
For more information, call Blue Sea Artisans at 329-8000.
‘Love Never Dies’ presented Wednesday
Hollywood Theatres and Hoku Concert Series in association with Kahilu Theatre and Aloha Performing Arts Company present “Love Never Dies,” a sequel to “Phantom of the Opera,” during “HD Live” on Wednesday at Makalapua Cinema.
“L.A. Phil Live” directed by Gustavo Dudamel celebrating Gershwin, will be screened March 18.
Tickets are available at the Makalapua Cinema box office or fathomevents.com.
For more information, visit kahilutheatre.org.