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October 28, 2020

Waikiki Community Center's Virtual Waikiki Lights Benefit November 12, 2020, Dinner Package for Two and Free Delivery

You’ll receive two sets of the “Dinner for Two”

Last week Friday, I was invited to participate in the Waikiki Community Center's media preview of Waikiki Lights, the center's annual fundraising benefit happening on November 12.  The event will be virtual and attendees may s
elect from one of the curated dinner and drink packages, which also includes access to a silent auction, virtual entertainment, and party swag!

I was lucky to sample the dinner package for two with free delivery.  This incredible "Dinner for Two" is prepared by Duke's Waikiki and features Duke's famous slow roasted prime rib, yukon gold mashed potatoes, braised kale, au jus and creamy horseradish.  For dessert, you'll be treated to lilikoi cheesecake served with strawberries, mint, and Manoa honey.  I can assure you this dinner is absolutely delicious!  

The best part is you can purchase a "Dinner for Two" for yourself or you can gift this dinner package to someone of your choice.  The ”Waikiki Lights Experience" will be conveniently delivered to each guest’s home so guests can fundraise and celebrate safely from their home.  As a bonus, if you order by November 2, you will receive an exclusive Ice Cubed Hawaii cocktail kit for two!  Get your pajamas ready and click here for more information!


Order by November 2 and you will receive an exclusive Ice Cubed Hawaii cocktail kit for two!  

About the Waikiki Community Center:

Caring for our keiki, kupuna, & community as `ohana.  Waikīkī Community Center was founded in 1978 by community members to help ensure the well-being of our keiki, kupuna, and community as a whole.

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August 26, 2019

Pau Hana with Hawaii's Beach Boys and Duke's Birthday Celebration


On Friday I was invited to a Pau Hana event to celebrate Hawaii's Beach Boys and Duke Kahanamoku's birthday at Duke's Waikiki.



Duke Kahanamoku, born August 24, 1890, was known as the "Father of Surfing."  The Olympian and Ambassador of Aloha was world-renowned for his athletic abilities as well as his community involvement.

Hawaii's legendary Beach Boys, known for teaching visitors how to surf the shores of Waikiki, were also honored at the event.
I had a chance to chat with the local icons, and they were the epitome of aloha!

Family and friends were present at the lively event to reminisce and acknowledge the surfing legends.  It was a well-deserved celebration!

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