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Attend a Special "Storytime and Craft Event" at Pearl City Library on Mar. 25

Attend a Special "Storytime and Craft Event" at Pearl City Library on Mar. 25

The Leeward Community College TRIO Upward Bound Program will present a special “Family Storytime and Craft Event” at Pearl City Public Library on Sunday, March 25 at 3 p.m.  The free program will be conducted in the Adult Reading Area.

Children ages 4 through 8, accompanied by a parent or caregiver, are invited to listen to stories read by TRIO Upward Bound members.  Among the stories to be read include: “The Bully Blockers Club” by Teresa Bateman, “The Gruffalo” by Julia Donaldson, and “I Am Too Absolutely Small for School (A Charlie and Lola story)” by Lauren Child.  Following the storytime, children can color pictures and make simple crafts such as bookmarks and masks.   

Catch "Poetry Fever" at Aiea Public Library, March 19-April 28

Catch "Poetry Fever" at Aiea Public Library, March 19-April 28

The Honolulu Theatre for Youth will present free performances of “Poetry Fever,” a new stage production, at six selected Oahu public libraries from March to April 2012. 

“Poetry Fever” injects humor to the written and spoken word to discuss topics ranging from local culture to school lunch.  Material for the program is selected from 10 years of exceptional writing by Hawaii’s local students.  The performance provides an authentic voice to the experiences of growing up in modern-day Hawaii and encourages audiences to give thought and voice to their own experiences.

Catch "Poetry Fever" at Pearl City Library, March 19-April 28

Catch "Poetry Fever" at Pearl City Library, March 19-April 28

The Honolulu Theatre for Youth will present free performances of “Poetry Fever,” a new stage production, at six selected Oahu public libraries from March to April 2012. 

“Poetry Fever” injects humor to the written and spoken word to discuss topics ranging from local culture to school lunch.  Material for the program is selected from 10 years of exceptional writing by Hawaii’s local students.  The performance provides an authentic voice to the experiences of growing up in modern-day Hawaii and encourages audiences to give thought and voice to their own experiences.

See Academy Award Winner "Hugo" at Aiea Library on March 22

See Academy Award Winner "Hugo" at Aiea Library on March 22

“Hugo,” winner of five Academy Awards and the Golden Globes’ Best Director award (Martin Scorsese), will be shown at Aiea Public Library on Thursday, March 22 at 5:30 p.m.  The free screening of the multi-award-winning movie will be conducted in the Meeting Room.

“Hugo” is the story of an orphan boy living a secret life in the walls of a Paris train station.  When Hugo encounters a broken machine, an eccentric girl, and the cold, reserved man who runs the toy shop, he is caught up in a magical, mysterious adventure that could put all of his secrets in jeopardy.

The Friends of Aiea Library is sponsoring this movie event which is rated PG and suitable for ages 5 and older.  All children must be accompanied by a parent or caregiver. 

Contact the Library as soon as possible if a sign language interpreter or other special accommodation is needed.

Geobunga Hosts Free Cook's Garden Workshop, March 17

Geobunga Hosts Free Cook's Garden Workshop, March 17

Seminar attendees will learn the basics of planting and harvesting, and the many options available to them. Container gardening has become extremely popular in the past few years, as anyone with some sunlight and a little space – even a small lanai or kitchen window box – can grow fresh herbs and vegetables.

Following the seminar, attendees can ask questions one-on-one with Geobunga’s instructor, Keola Kalama, to learn more about their specific container gardening needs. Also after the seminar, attendees can get everything they need to create their own small garden or container garden, including pots, topsoil, potting mix and pre-planted herbs and some vegetables.

To ensure your seat, reservations are highly recommended. Please register for this free seminar by at www.geobunga.com.

Geobunga Hosts Free Cook's Garden Workshop, March 17

Geobunga Hosts Free Cook's Garden Workshop, March 17

Seminar attendees will learn the basics of planting and harvesting, and the many options available to them. Container gardening has become extremely popular in the past few years, as anyone with some sunlight and a little space – even a small lanai or kitchen window box – can grow fresh herbs and vegetables.

Following the seminar, attendees can ask questions one-on-one with Geobunga’s instructor, Keola Kalama, to learn more about their specific container gardening needs. Also after the seminar, attendees can get everything they need to create their own small garden or container garden, including pots, topsoil, potting mix and pre-planted herbs and some vegetables.

To ensure your seat, reservations are highly recommended. Please register for this free seminar by at www.geobunga.com.

Free Child and Booster Seat Inspections at Kaiser Permanente's Mapunapuna Clinic on March 9

Free Child and Booster Seat Inspections at Kaiser Permanente's Mapunapuna Clinic on March 9

Free by Appointment Only
 

WHO: Sponsored by Kaiser Permanente Hawaii
 
WHAT: Child Car Seat and Booster Seat Inspections

Traffic crashes are the leading cause of death for children over one year of age. Child passenger restraints can reduce deaths by as much as 71 percent for infants and 54 percent for toddlers, but up to 80 percent are not installed or used correctly. Is your child’s car or booster seat installed properly? Kaiser Permanente wants to be sure your child is safe. Child Passenger Safety Technicians certified by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration will be on-site checking all child car and booster seats for FREE. Appointments must be booked in advance by calling (808) 432-2260; ask for the KPS Program.
 
COST: Free (available to Kaiser Permanente members and non-members by appointment only)
 
WHEN: Friday, March 9 2012
3:30 p.m.