Leeward Community College will be holding a Discovery Fair this Saturday, November 3rd, from 9:00am to 3:00pm.
This will be a day filled with fun for the entire family, offering more than 30 interactive exhibits for the keiki, continuous entertainment, carnival games and prizes, book fair, local market, and delicious food!
This year’s Fair includes Weed and Seed Hawaii Celebrate Safe Communities.
This is a FREE event!
Eth-Noh-Tec is performing at Aiea Public Library on Thursday, October 25th at 2:30pm!
Eth-Noh-Tec, a kinetic story theater company based in San Francisco, weaves together elements of East and West to create possibilities. Their engaging style of performance transports the audience across the world to locations like the shores of Japan, the rice fields of Vietnam, and the villages of Tibet. Eth-Noh-Tec has won numerous awards and has had the honor of performing at the Kennedy Center and during the inauguration celebrations for both President Bill Clinton and President Barack Obama.
See the flyer for more details: Eth-Noh-Tec Flyer.
This year’s Aiea Christmas Parade & Fun Fair will be held on Saturday, December 8, 2012. See the message from Karen Higa and Claire Tamamoto below:
This year’s Aiea Christmas Parade & Fun Fair will be held on Saturday, December 8, 2012. See the message from Karen Higa and Claire Tamamoto below:
Aloha,
The annual Aiea Christmas Parade and Family Fun Fair is a great community event that celebrates the holiday season. We welcome community groups, church groups, businesses, clubs, and schools to participate in the parade and fun fair.
This holiday event will be held on Saturday December 8, 2012. The parade starts at 9am from Pearlridge Elementary School and ends at the Old Sugar Mill Site on Halewiliko Street. The Family Fun Fair will begin after the end of the parade and will have community booths, crafts, food, family activities and entertainment.
We hope you’ll be interested in participating. Please fill out the attached form(s). If you have any questions, please contact Karen Higa at boohiga@yahoo.com .
Mahalo and Happy Holidays,
Karen Higa & Claire Tamamoto
Application Forms
The World War II in the Pacific National Monument presents, as part of its “After Dark in the Park” series, “WASPs: The Forgotten Wings.”
In commemoration of Veterans Day, author and historian Vera Williams will discuss the often overlooked contribution of woman pilots during WWII.
See the flyer for more information: After Dark in the Park – WASPS
Wanna make a difference in the community? On Saturday, November 3, 2012, the City & County of Honolulu will be sponsoring a clean-up of the Pearl Harbor Bike Path between Aiea and Waipahu. The City is looking for volunteers. For more information, see the flier below.
The next Aiea Neighborhood Board meeting will be held tomorrow, October 8, at the Aiea Public Library conference room at 7:30pm. The agenda can be found at the Neighborhood Board’s website.
The next Aiea Community Association meeting will be held next week Monday, October 15th, at the Aiea Public Library conference room at 7:00pm.
All interested residents are encouraged to attend. Hope to see you all there!
Come support the Aiea High School Music Program by getting your car washed on Saturday, October 6, from 8:30 AM to 2:00 PM at Cutter Ford (located at 98-015 Kamehameha Highway (corner of Hekaha Street and Kamehameha Highway)!
The ‘Aiea Neighborhood Board will be meeting tonight at the ‘Aiea Public Library conference room.
You can find the agenda at the Neighborhood Board’s website.
ACA will have their monthly meeting tonight at the Aiea Library Conference Room at 7:00. Hope to see you all there!
The Aiea Community Association will be hosting a “Going Green Day” next week Saturday, July 28th, 2012, at Alvah A. Scott Elementary School from 9AM to 1PM!
This is a great chance to clear out all the clutter around your house! And it’s a for a good cause too: you’ll be turning your trash into cash for school programs.
Here are a list of items that we will be accepting at the event:
Sorry, we cannot accept: tires, paint, microwave ovens, motor oil, or hazardous fluids.
For more information, see the flier above. Hope to see you all there!
The 'Aiea Community Association is a non-profit community-based organization dedicated to serving the 'Aiea community.
Over the past several years, Arlene Ching, the former branch manager of ‘Aiea Public Library, tirelessly spent countless hours interviewing long-time current and former ‘Aiea residents. The fruits of this labor can be found in ‘Aiea: Yesterday, Today, Tomorrow, a compilation of these oral histories. Order your copy now for only $25.00!
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