Seven Winds of Peace Mime 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday Bodhi Tree Yoga, Kapa‘a Mime and motion artist Janet Carafa, brings the art of mime to Kaua‘i. Carafa and Jackie Tice will be performing a theatrical journey of mime and
Seven Winds of Peace Mime
7 to 9 p.m. Sunday
Bodhi Tree Yoga, Kapa‘a
Mime and motion artist Janet Carafa, brings the art of mime to Kaua‘i.
Carafa and Jackie Tice will be performing a theatrical journey of mime and music. Sometimes silly, sometimes deep, always touching the heart. The integration of original songs by Tice and vibrational tones combined with dynamic and emotive dance/mime create a multi-dimensional experience for the audience. Tickets are donation only. Requested, $5 to $15 at the door.
Carafa has studied and been directed by Marcel Marceau and is lead female company member at the American Mime Theatre, NY. On Kaua‘i, she is a Bikram yoga instructor at Bodhi Tree Yoga and Hanalei Yoga and this summer taught mime and physical expression to the Children’s Theater of Kaua‘i.
Workshops in Yoga of Mime are being offered in August and September at Bodhi Tree Yoga. Yoga of Mime includes: Emotion aerobics, moving to words, physics of body motion, symbolic motion, illusions in space and relating to others in silence. Call or e-mail to sign up or for more information call Janet, 917-747-6292 or e-mail mimeone@aol.com.
Sierra Club outings
Saturday; Sunday
East Side
Hanalei Tunnel is an adventure from Wailua area through a mile-long tunnel to the upper reaches of Hanalei River. The trail is sometimes muddy, being close to Wai‘ale‘ale, but the experience is worth the slipping and sliding. Strenuous 6.5 miles round-trip. Call Neil Brosnahan, 346-8460. Also Saturday is a beach clean-up at Kealia. Freeing beaches of litter protects wildlife, the reef and ocean. Call Vivian Hager, 652-3234.
Sunday is a sunset to full moon walk starting in late afternoon from Donkey Beach to Fuji Beach enjoying the sunset and full moon rising over the ocean. Cars will be shuttled for an easy four- mile one-way walk. Call Judy Dalton, 246-9067.
Pie making class
10 a.m. to noon Saturday
Hanapepe Bakery and Cafe
Learn to make a double-crusted fruit pie with Anne Dimock, author of “Humble Pie.” Cost, $35. Call to reserve, 335-5011.
Kaua‘i Community Players talent show
4 p.m. Sunday
KAPA Theatre Warehouse, Puhi
For KCP’s annual membership meeting feast upon scenes and songs from KCP productions past and future. KCP members invited with guests to enjoy wine, pupu and live entertainment from local favorites including the Swing Sisters and Arnold Meister. Besides admission to the annual talent show and review, membership means discounted tickets and voting privileges. Tickets are $35, individual, $50, joint or $100 sustaining memberships. Guests of members pay $15. R.S.V.P. at, 245-7700 or e-mail Pat, phillegonds@gmail.com.
Moonlight and Music in the Garden
6 to 10 p.m. August 8
National Tropical
Botanical Garden
Get ready for hot Latin music, dancing, moonlit garden tours, champagne, wine and gourmet pupu from Gaylord’s Restaurant, Kaua‘i Marriott Resort and Beach Club and Sheraton Kaua‘i Resort.
Guests will board a tram at the South Shore Visitors Center (across from Spouting Horn) and be transported into McBryde Garden with scenic stops along the way to the Orchard Field in McBryde Garden.
There will be performances and mini dance lessons by professional dance couples. George Garcia, founder of IslaTango in Honolulu, will be the featured performer. He has studied with several of the Tango world’s finest master teachers, being most influenced by the great Carlos Gavito of Forever Tango fame.
Guests can walk to Bamboo Bridge (decorated with lights). Near Bamboo Bridge guests will enjoy champagne and sparkling wine.
Tickets are $90 or $1200 for a table of ten with special benefits. Call 332-6500 or stop by the South Shore Visitors Center across from Spouting Horn.
Call for Vendors
August 22 to 27
Hawai‘i Healing Garden Festival
The annual Healing Garden celebrates sustainable living by spotlighting the many multi-cultural traditional uses of medicinal and nutritional plants in personal health and healing, as well as environmental topics such as the benefits of organic foods and farming, home garden pharmacies, sustainibility, permaculture and more. Businesses, organizations and non-profits are invited to promote their products and services via the Healthy Hawai‘i Expo exhibitor booths. Special discounts for Hawai‘i Health Guide advertisers and Health and Wellness association members.
For workshop reservations and more info contact Hawai‘i Health Guide at 808-638-0888, info@hawaiihealthguide.com.
