Aloha Tower Marketplace

Aloha Tower Marketplace

In the Heart of Honolulu

Haircut-a-thon

September 11, 2011, 9am to 3pm, Aloha Tower Marketplace Center Atrium

Free haircuts with 10 inches of cut hair or $10 to get your haircut.

Entertainment by McKinley High School Orchestra, Washington Middle School Band and Hui O Kamalei.

Groundation Concert

September 9th, at the Waterfront at Aloha Tower

Dynamic Clothing and Soul’d Out Productions Present Roots Rock Reggae: Groundation with special guests Ooklah the Moc, Dubkonscious & Guidance

Doors open at 7 p.m., 18+ Welcome

Tickets available at HIC Surf Shops, UH Campus Center, Pipeline Smoke Shop, South Shore Glass and www.HonoluluBoxOffice.com

For information call 550-TIKS (8457) – VIP Available Online

Ballroom Dancing

The Southern Utah University Ballroom Dance Company
proudly presents

Express

Friday, May 13, 2011 at 5:00 pm and 7:00pm in the Aloha Tower Marketplace Atrium

Hawaii Loves Japan Charity Concert

Hawaii Loves Japan Charity FundraiserOur first Japan Relief Charity Concert!

♥HAWAII ♥(LOVES) JAPAN♥

When: Saturday, April 16, 2011, 6pm to 8pm
Where: Aloha Tower Market Place (Grand floor :Atrium)
Who: Japanese, Residents of Hawaii, Friends, Families, and anyone who wants to support JAPAN!!
Admission: FREE

Program: Gospel Live (NIJIGUMI Choir and more…), Hula dance, Message from Pastor SEKI  (Honolulu Christ Church: translate with English), MC-Yossy & Gismo, Piano-Kaori Koco Kawabuchi

*100% of donation goes to Japan through Honolulu Christ Church.

Celtic Keiki & Irish Music

On Thursday, March 17th, all Irish eyes will be smiling at Aloha Tower Marketplace when The Celtic Keiki dancers and musicians present the “Magical Music of Ireland” in the Center Atrium from 6-8pm. Bring the family for an evening filled with singing and dancing that traces the heroes, legends and mythical creatures from the Emerald Isle. Join in for a traditional Irish sing-along and Ceili dance. Find out who has the fastest dancing feet, enter to win The Rowdy Redhead Contest, compete for prizes with Trivia Challenge and many more surprises!
With special guests: The Irish Angel, Kiana Lei, The Fabulous Fabro Twins and The 3 C’s: Connor, Callan & Corine. For more information, please visit www.celtickeiki.com.

DanceDanceRevolution State Finals

Dance Dance Revolution State Finals

Hawaii State Championship Tournament, February 26, 2011

* Aloha Tower Center Atrium
* Top three places are awarded with scholarships and prizes

Kids across the U.S. are getting off the couch and getting their dance on. Following the lead of a successful tournament throughout the state of West Virginia, KONAMI today announced the 2011 DanceDanceRevolution Hawaii State Championship Tournament, designed to promote the importance of exercise and healthy lifestyles for youths all across the Aloha State and nationwide.

Hawaiians have seen the difference DanceDanceRevolution can make since first integrating the game into public school physical education programs in 2007. The tournament will elevate these programs to a whole new level, and give students a chance to show off their hard-core “DanceDance” domination.

“KONAMI is dedicated to helping in the fight against childhood obesity by creating fun and innovative ways to keep kids moving and healthy,” said Shinji Hirano, President of KONAMI. “We had tremendous success partnering with West Virginia for their statewide program and wanted to expand this exciting competition to other states around the nation. We look forward to working with Hawaii on this challenging event geared toward improving the health of our young people and seeing the youth of Hawaii’s ‘DanceDance’ talents.”

The 2011 DanceDanceRevolution Hawaii State Championship Tournament is open to all public elementary, middle and high schools that are currently using DanceDanceRevolution in their physical education curriculum. Scholarships, trophies and other fantastic prizes will be up for grabs to students who prove that they can really bust a move.

The 2011 DanceDanceRevolution Hawaii State Regional Championships will be held on February 19, 2011,  at Waialua Elementary School, Waialua, Hawaii.  First and Second Place winners from each region will be invited to the finals at Aloha Tower Marketplace.

New Years Eve 2010 “PARTY OF THE YEAR”

7 Stages, 7 of Hawaii’s top promoters, 1 Huge Blockparty

1 cover gives you access to all stages.  Tickets starting at $15 are available at all T & C Surf locations, all military outlets, UH Campus Center or online at groovetickets.com & inticketing.com.

When:

December 31, 2010, 8pm – 2am

What:

Experience the ultimate fireworks show along with over 20 DJ’s, Video DJ’s and live bands playing an array of music to include 70’s, 80’s, 90’s, 2k, and today’s hits.

Music genres include Disco, Funk, Dance, Hip-Hop, Reggae, Alternative, and more..

Where:

Aloha Tower Marketplace: Gordon Biersch, Waterfront, Don Ho’s, VIP Suite (formerly Big Island Steak House), and more..

Promoters:

Mike Galmiche & Jonathan Mack of 3 Sexy Guys, Vertical Junkies, OO Spot, Tantriq, Rick Rock Productions, Architects, and Curious Productions.

Cost:

$15 Pre-sale, Door-$TBD, VIP-$50

Age:

21 and older only

For More Info

For more information call (808) 306-9642 or go to HawaiiEventsOnline.com.

Belly Dancing

Featuring performances by Jaynie Aydin and Middle Eastern Dance Artists of Hawaii.

Friday, October 8th
The Aloha Lounge

$15 ($10 MEDAH members)

Doors open at 7 pm
Lite pupus and no host bar

Call Kalae at 808-358-2571 or email Kalae@shakti808.com for more information.

Keiki Haunted Halloween

Saturday October 30, 3 to 9 pm.

Spooky fun for the whole family with numerous keiki-oriented events, bounce houses, a costume contest, and balloon art, as well as safe trick-or-treating at the stores of Aloha Tower Marketplace for children under 12. There‟s also a pumpkin painting contest with prizes co-sponsored by The Lokahi Project and KUMU 94.7.

Plenty of fun stuff for the adults too, including Intuitive Clairvoyant Readings by renowned psychic Marilyn St. Pierre. Live entertainment in the Center Atrium will include Halau Hula ‘Ihilani o Nu’uanu at 2pm and kid-friendly rock by Emke at 4 p.m.  It’s all followed by the Halloween-themed revue, “Dead Man‟s Party,” performed by the Jewels of Paradise Dancers at 5:30, 6:45 and 8pm.

All this, plus Krispy Kreme comes to Oahu for one day only and sets up shop at Aloha Tower Marketplace, with all proceeds to benefit Hawaii charities.  We will have family fun, and adult friendly entertainment for all ages as well as many prizes to give away throughout the evening.

More details:

  • Intuitive Clairvoyant Readings by Marilyn St Pierre. Ms. St-Pierre is a Clairvoyant Reader, Reiki Master and Author of “The Healing Journey Of Spiritual Art.” She will give readings from 7pm–10pm.
  • Krispy Kreme is bringing fresh doughnuts from Maui, with proceeds to benefit Hawaii State Coalition against Domestic Violence & Women Helping Women, two organizations fighting against domestic violence.
  • Pumpkin painting contest: The Lokahi Project, in conjunction with KUMU 94.7, will hold a pumpkin painting contest for keiki. Winner receives $100 gift card to Party City and parents of winner receive $100 gift certificate to a top local restaurant. Entry fee is the donation of an unwrapped toy or school supply to The Lokahi Project. Event will be broadcast on KUMU 94.7.

Celebrate the spookiest time of the year with Aloha Tower!

Halloween Dance Revue

Presented by Jewels of Paradise Dancers

A zombie dance revue of fun, family-friendly Halloween classics. Weekend performances throughout October in the Aloha Tower Marketplace Center Atrium.

Fridays:

October 15 at 5 pm
October 22 at 5 pm & 6 pm
October 29 at 5 pm & 6 pm

Saturdays:

October 16 at 5 pm
October 23 at 5 pm & 6 pm
October 30 at 5:30 pm, 6:45 pm  & 8 pm