For Kauai Calendar Events for September 2017 All these events and more can be seen on our online calendar where you can add them yourself, or email them to calendar@forkauaionline.com for us to do for you

Now till September 30 Healing Horses, Kauai Fall Lesson Session
Riding lessons and all aspects of horsemanship including: leading, grooming, tacking, herd dynamics and horse care. For all riders age 4 and up of all abilities. Info and to register 634-3896, hhkauai@gmail.com, http://healinghorseskauai.com

Saturday, September 2, 5th Annual Kauai Marathon Keiki Run presented by Wilcox Health
Toddler trot 100 yard run for 2-4 year olds (parents may accompany their keiki), Quarter-mile run for 5-7 year olds, Half-mile run for 8-12 year olds. Participants run on the ocean side of the Grand Hyatt Kauai. Races are run on the grass and led by a chicken! Registration Fee applies. Info and to register https://www.thekauaimarathon.com

Saturday, September 2, 10am-5 pm Heaven On Earth Health Fair
Are you in need of clarity or relief in your life? Come discover some of the wonderful practitioners of Kauai! There’s a wide array of professionals here to serve all of your health needs. At Dolphin Touch Wellness Center. Info 822-4414, http://www.dolphintouch.org

Saturday, September 2, Noon-5 pm Ho’ala Mai – The Queen’s Lu’au & Legacy Celebration
Marking the 179th birthday anniversary of Queen Lili’uokalani. This signature benefit event will feature continuous entertainment, cultural demonstrations and performances that will be offered in tribute. At Waipa. Tickets from Hanalei Strings & Things, Studio HA`A in Kapa`a, & http://studiohaakauai.wixsite.com/mysite-1. Info 346-7575

Saturday, September 2, 1-4 pm Reverse Acrylics Painting Class
This is a very fun and challenging technique as you have to paint the details first and work your way to the background last. Marionette will show you her secrets as she demonstrates the “reverse” way of how you would normally build a painting in acrylics. This class is great for beginners and all other painting levels. All materials are included for the class. Marionette aims to make this class FUN & EASY. Marionette has over 27 years of experience in watercolor painting and has been teaching at her Waimea art studio for over 10 years. $60. At Painting Paradise Art Studio in Waimea. Info http://kauaiartclasses.blogspot.com

September 2-3 GIRA Night Race
Garden Island Racing Association event. Race entry fee: Jr’s $15 -$25, Pro ET and Top Gun Members $55 non-Member $85, Street ET, Bike ET, Sport Compact, Muscle V8, Super Pro member, $35 Non-member $55. At Kauai Raceway Park, take Highway 50 West past Hanapepe, past Waimea, and past Kekaha. Look for our Drag Racing banner between MM 28 and 29, then follow the dirt road toward the beach. Info and tickets 652-7140, dragracekauai@gmail.com, http://dragrace-kauai.com

Sunday, September 3, 6am-1 pm Kauai Full & Half Marathon 2017
The Kauai Marathon and Half Marathon is one of the most beautiful destination races in the world today. The marathon and half-marathon events begin on Poipu Road in front of the Poipu Shopping Village. Registration Fee applies. Info and to register https://www.thekauaimarathon.com

Thursday, September 7, 7 pm An Evening With Serge Kahili King
How to stay positive when the world seems to be falling apart. $5. At Church of the Pacific. Info 828-1342

September 8-10 Mana Lomi 2 Workshop
Mana Lomi Level 2: Advanced Techniques. Advanced Mana Lomi techniques including hot towel therapy, specific protocol for entire body, and Hawaiian spiritual philosophies. Other topics also covered include the golgi tendon organ (GTO), muscle spindle fibers, and pain receptors, compression/traction techniques and effectiveness, palpation skills emphasized for sensitivity, problem solving skills, Hawaiian chants, body positioning, SI joint protocol and more. Mana Lomi Level 1 training required. $485-500. Info Carol Hart 652-5691, http://www.alohalomiacademy.com

September 8-21 The Song & Dance Movie Film Festivals
Sept 8-14, The Song Movie Film Festival. All 19 films for one $15 ticket. & Sept 15-21, The Dance Movie Film Festival. All 19 films for only $15. Special Bargain if you buy tickets for both film festivals at the same time only $25 for 38 films. Tickets may be shared with friends and family. At Kukui Grove Cinema. Info 245-5055, http://kukuigrovecinema.com

Friday, September 8, 4:30-9 pm Science in the Mall
Free keiki crafts and activities. Plus, see the planetarium show! Sponsored by Kauai Educational Association for Science & Astronomy (KEASA). At Kukui Grove. Info http://kukuigrovecenter.com

September 9 & 23, 8am-2 pm Kauai Island Crafters Fair – Northshore
Artisans and crafters showcase their work. Fine products like Niihau and sunrise shell jewelry, bone and wood carvings, paintings and prints, note cards, sun catchers, American and Hawaiian quilts and futons and blankets, sewn gifts, silk floral arrangements, fragrant floral soaps, wearable art, Hawaiian dolls, and much more. At Church of the Pacific. Info 635-4314, kauaiparadiseheirlooms@hotmail.com, https://kauaiislandcraftersfair.com

Saturday, September 9, 10am-4 pm Princeville Library Book Sale
Quarterly used book sale at Princeville Library. Over 10,000 books, DVDs & CDs! All children may select one free book. After 2 pm, everything is half price! Sale starts at 9 am for Friends of the North Shore Library, or join at the sale. Info 826-4310, http://princevillelibrary.com

Saturday, September 9, 11am-5 pm Art Kauai 2017 Entry Day
Artists Entry Day for Kauai Society of Artists 32nd Annual Juried Exhibition ART Kauai 2017. Art must be original and independently created by artist or collaboration of artists, within the last three years. At KSA Gallery Kukui Grove. Info 245-2782, artinkauai@gmail.com, http://www.kauaisocietyofartists.org

Saturday, September 9, 3-5 pm Youth Open House at CSL Kauai
CSL Kauai invites children ages 5 through 12 to discover ways to share their powerful creative selves!  Youth and their families are invited to enjoy pizza, music and games. At Center for Spiritual Living Kauai. Info 431-1700, http://www.cslkauai.org

September 11 & 18, 6-8 pm Radiance Healing Circle
Say “YES,” and become part of a radiant group of people who are committed to consciously shift into new forms of collective healing and co-creation. Facilitated by Spiritual Catalyst Adara An D’Rianna. Held in Wailua. $20. RSVP & location RadianceHealingCircle@gmail.com

Thursday, September 14, 8:30-11:30 am How to Start a Small Business Workshop
Small business is a vital part of Hawaii’s economy. Are you thinking of being your own boss and starting your own business? Participants will learn about entrepreneurship, forms of business organization, key ingredients for business success, steps involved in starting your own business, sources of capital and services offered by the Hawaii SBDC Network as well as other resources for the start-up business. At The Lihue Plantation Building, 2970 Kele Street. Seats are limited and $20 pre-registration is required at http://www.hisbdc.org

Thursday, September 14, 1-4 pm Watercolor Class Kauai Tree Tunnel
Create a one of a kind memory of Kauai as we paint together the famous Kauai Tree Tunnel! We will be exploring the techniques of layering, dry brushing, sponging, blending and more. Great for beginners! All materials are included for the class. Marionette aims to make this class FUN & EASY. Marionette has over 27 years of experience in watercolor painting and has been teaching at her Waimea art studio for over 10 years. $45. At Painting Paradise Art Studio in Waimea. Info http://kauaiartclasses.blogspot.com

Thursday, September 14, 6 pm Kaumuali’i – Kaua’i’s Last King
A talk-story presentation with West Kauai storyteller, Auntie Aletha Ka’ohi. At Regency at Puakea. Free. RSVP at http://www.kauaihistoricalsociety.org/event/kaumualii

Friday, September 15, 9am-1 pm, 2017 Kauai Made & Kauai Grown Wholesale Tradeshow
Kauai Made products offer all who enjoy them a taste of the unique and varied aspects of our beautiful island. The Kauai Grown program promotes our locally grown agricultural products and recognizes the farmers, ranchers, retailers, and restaurants that bring these products to the consumer. Wholesale 9-11am, public 11am-1 pm. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. Info 241-4946

Friday, September 15, 7-9 pm An Evening with Kiara Windrider
Join author, planetary researcher and evolutionary advisor Kiara Windrider who is visiting Kauai during his US tour. It will be filled with illuminating insights on global shifts in consciousness, earth changes, and global awakening. $10. At Princeville Community Center. RSVP to Eunjung sacredjourneyers@gmail.com, 303 886 2038, http://www.kiarawindrider.net

Saturday, September 16, 8am-2 pm Kauai Island Crafters Fair – Koloa
Artisans and crafters showcase their work. Fine products like Niihau and sunrise shell jewelry, bone and wood carvings, paintings and prints, note cards, sun catchers, American and Hawaiian quilts and futons and blankets, sewn gifts, silk floral arrangements, fragrant floral soaps, wearable art, Hawaiian dolls, and much more. At Koloa Elementary School Cafeteria. Info 635-4314, kauaiparadiseheirlooms@hotmail.com, https://kauaiislandcraftersfair.com

Saturday, September 16, 10am-1 pm Talk Story Book Signing “The Filipinos of Koloa.”
Author Catherine Lo talks story on “The Filipinos of Koloa.” The book will be available for purchase for $25. Proceeds benefit the Kauai Philippine Cultural Center under construction in Puhi. At Koloa Public/School Library Humanities Room. Info 742-7238, cpl123@hawaiiantel.net

Saturday, September 16, 10am-4 pm Bridge of Peace Festival
A community peace building event at Kauai Veterans Center. Ancient court music, Hiroshima peace art exhibition, Taiko drum, Asian products and Kauai vendors. All ages, free event. Info 635-7127, http://elcantarefoundation.org

September 16-17, 10am-5 pm Kauai Psychic Faire
We will have available the best psychic readers on Kauai offering 15 minute readings for $25, including Tarot, astrology, and intuitive readers. We will also have a speakers corner with a variety of topics. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. Info Genora Woodruff, 482-1516, genorawoodruff@yahoo.com

September 16-October 28, 11am-5 pm, 32nd Annual Art Kauai 2017 Exhibition
Kauai Society of Artists 32nd Annual Juried Exhibition ART Kauai 2017 which displays original art from Kauai’s finest artists. Opening Reception is Fri, Sept 15 from 5-8pm when over $2,000 in cash awards will be presented. At KSA Gallery Kukui Grove. Info 245-2782, artinkauai@gmail.com, http://www.kauaisocietyofartists.org

Saturday, September 16, 5:30-9 pm, 8th Annual Westin Princeville Jazz & Wine Festival
Hawai’i kama’aina and visitors are invited to mingle and savor an evening under the stars with wine, island-inspired cuisine and lively entertainment from Joyful Noise taiko drumming, Benny Chong and friends and a feature performance by Adagio. The proceeds from the event’s annual Silent Auction will benefit the Kaua‘i Lifeguard Association. $100. At Westin Princeville. Info 827 8700, http://www.westinprinceville.com/featured-events

September 16 & 17 Ceramics Lecture & Demonstration Workshop with Jennifer Owen
Free lecture and potluck Sat, Sept 16, 6 pm at KSA Gallery Kukui Grove. Demonstration Workshop Sun, Sept 17, 10am-4 pm at ArtPod Studio Niumalu, $50 inc supplies. Info and to register 269-2311, ayumiaina@hotmail.com

Sunday, September 17, 2-4 pm Kauai’s International Day of Peace
Centered at Lydgate Park Main Pavilion (near Kamalani Playground), the Peace Day program will feature slack-key performing artist Cindy Combs, non-violent communication skills taught by Isa Maria; activities for children of all ages; a puppet show, a message from the United States Representative Tulsi Gabbard, refreshments and more, culminating in multi-cultural prayers and a dove release at 3:45. The event is free. Info Jeffrey Pears 634-9992, http://interfaithroundtableofkauai.org

September 17-22 Crystal Bowl Camp
Crystal and Robert Lober invite you to join them in a rare opportunity to surround yourself with the healing energies of Kauai for six intimate days and five magical nights while immersing yourself in alchemy crystal singing bowls on Kauai’s legendary north shore. $888-$1800. At Camp Naue, Haena. Info https://www.crystalharmonics.com

Tuesday to Friday, September 18-23 Free Mobile Animal Sterilization Hospital Clinic
Kauai Humane Society is holding a MASH (Mobile Animal Sterilization Hospital) Clinic! Includes Free Spay and Neuter. At Kauai Humane Society. Info and to register 632-0610 ext. 100, adoptions@kauaihumane.org, http://kauaihumane.org

Monday, September 18, 5:30 pm Traditional Japanese Puppetry Workshop
Experience a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to interact with a master Japanese artist. Join Koryu Nishikawa V, a 5th generation Master Puppeteer of the Kuruma Ningyō style, for a free Workshop in Traditional Japanese Puppetry. Kuruma Ningyō is the 160-year-old form of puppetry related to the three-person style of Bunraku. However, in Kuruma Ningyō, a puppet is operated by a single puppeteer sitting on a small wheeled cart. The puppeteer uses his hands and feet to manipulate the puppet’s arms, legs and head, all while rolling about the stage on the cart. At Lihue Library. Info http://www.librarieshawaii.org/events

Thursday, September 21, 7-8:30 pm Robert Cazimero In Concert
A Benefit for Kauai Museum’s Education Program. Cocktails and heavy pupu from 5:30-6:45 pm. Tickets $100. At Kauai Museum, Main Gallery. Info 245-6931, http://www.kauaimuseum.org

Thursday, September 21, 9-11 pm Mike Campese Live in Kauai
Guitar Virtuoso, Mike Campese will be performing at Trees Lounge in Kapaa. Info http://mikecampese.com

September 22-23 Battle of the Islands 2017
Battle of the Islands 2017 is a two-day live action extravaganza hosted by the Garden Island Renegade Rollerz, Kauai’s premier Roller Derby team! Come on down to the Southside Sports Complex in Koloa to witness six inter-island teams battle it out in nine bouts (matches) for Hawaii’s top spot in the exciting fast passed, full-contact sport of women’s flat track Roller Derby. $5 suggested donation. Info g.i.renegades@gmail.com, http://www.gardenislandrenegaderollerz.com

Saturday, September 23, 6 am, 12th Annual CKTV Golf Tournament
Support the CKTV Media Productions Class. Three Person Modified Scramble. Handicap for the team is 25% of total combined handicap. Mulligans $5.00 each (2 per player max). $300 per 3 Person Team includes: Green fees, cart rental, coffee service and pastries before tee off, and Luncheon and prizes at Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School Cafeteria. At Wailua Golf Course. Info Kevin Matsunaga 241-3200, http://www.cktv-mediaproductions.com

Saturday, September 23, 5-9 pm Rice Street Block Party
A family focused event with art, culture, food, history, shopping and entertainment. At Kalena park all day, Block Party 5-9 pm. Makana with Estrella at 7:30-8:30 on stage at Rice & Kalena. Info http://www.ricestreetkauai.com

September 23-24 The Core Transformation
Are You Ready to Make Lasting Changes in Your Life? Learn a simple yet powerful 10 step process to transform any problem or challenge in your life. Location TBA. $350. Info http://www.transpersonalhypnotherapyschool.com

Sunday, September 24, 10 am Hawaiian Church Services
Part of the Kauai Mokihana Festival 2017. At Kapaa First Hawaiian Church. Free. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

September 24-29 Naam Yoga Retreat
Kauai’s Soul Fulfillment Vision Quest. A 5 day spiritual yoga retreat emerging with a clear vision for your life, journey and purpose. At Camp Naue. $1150, Kamaaina discount without lodging $250. Info Lisa Maas 651-3409, Kauailisa@gmail.com

Monday, September 25, 7 pm The Kauai Composers Contest & Concert
Part of the Kauai Mokihana Festival 2017. The Kauai composers contest and concert will be held at Waimea Theatre. Tickets $20. Mokihana Pass to attend all 2017 KMF events $75. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Tuesday, September 26, 9-11:30 am Kauai Mokihana Festival – Eo, E Lili’u Children’s/Youth Music Competition
A growing and exciting event that allows students in the Hawaiian immersion school programs on Kauaʻi to compete musically by grades with songs in the Hawaiian language. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall, Lihue. Tickets $10. Mokihana Pass to attend all 2017 KMF events $75. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Tuesday, September 26, 5 pm Kauai Mokihana Festival – Maori
The indigenous people of Aotearoa. You will learn about what it is, where this culture is mostly studied, the art (ta moko) you see on many of the Maori people, how it is portrayed in the media, the songs and dances, food, customs they still value along with their own language they preserve and perpetuate today. Free. At Kanuikapono Charter School, Anahola. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Wednesday, September 27, 6:30 pm Kauai Mokihana Festival – Ka Mea ‘Ai Pono
Ethnic healthy living. Meet Sharon DelaPena, Dietician, who believes that by making small dietary and lifestyle changes, you can achieve your overall nutrition goal and will be able to maintain those healthy habits for lifetime. Free. At Hoʻōla Lāhui Hawaii Fitness Center, Lihu’e. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Thursday, September 28, 5:30-8:30 pm Kauai Chamber Meeting
3rd Quarter Membership Meeting sponsored by Kaiser Permanente. Keynote speaker will be Kimberly Legawa, RPh, PharmD, BCPS. From $50. At Kauai Beach Resort, Jasmine Ballroom. Info http://www.kauaichamber.org

Thursday, September 28, 6 pm KMF Hula Competition – Solo/Group Kahiko Nei
Part of the Kauai Mokihana Festival 2017. This event demonstrates a creative and unique idea in hula in the ancient style (kahiko) with a slight twist of Kauai flavor. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall, Lihue. $20 adv $25 door. Mokihana Pass to attend all 2017 KMF events $75. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Friday, September 29, 10 am Nā Lei Pua ‘Ole – Flowerless Lei Contest
Part of the Kauai Mokihana Festival 2017. There are five categories; Leaves/Vines, Seed/Nuts, Shells, Feathers, and Recycle/Reuse. The Recycle/Reuse category encourages participants to incorporate recycled materials or synthetic materials such as paper, plastic, tin, rick-rack, silk, ribbon, yarn, cotton, etc. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. Info Maile Baird 651-0262

Friday, September 29, 6 pm KMF Hula Competition – Group ‘Auana
Part of the Kauai Mokihana Festival 2017. This is the second evening of hula competition and features Auana, modern hula. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall. $20 adv $25 door. Mokihana Pass to attend all 2017 KMF events $75. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Saturday, September 30, 12 pm KMF Hula Competition – Solo ‘Auana & Finale
Part of the Kauai Mokihana Festival 2017. The finale cannot be missed. First, solo competition enchants the audience. Then, all the competing hālau and audience wait breathlessly to see the winners announced by the judges. At Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall, Lihue. $20 adv $25 door. Mokihana Pass to attend all 2017 KMF events $75. Info 652-4497, https://www.maliefoundation.org/kaua-i-mokihana-festival

Sunday, October 1 GIRA Day Race
Garden Island Racing Association event. Race entry fee: Jr’s $15 -$25, Pro ET and Top Gun Members $55 non-Member $85, Street ET, Bike ET, Sport Compact, Muscle V8, Super Pro member, $35 Non-member $55. At Kauai Raceway Park, take Highway 50 West past Hanapepe, past Waimea, and past Kekaha. Look for our Drag Racing banner between MM 28 and 29, then follow the dirt road toward the beach. Info and tickets 652-7140, dragracekauai@gmail.com, http://dragrace-kauai.com

Friday, October 6, 9-11 am Mahelona Hospital 5th Annual Breast Cancer Walk
October is “National Breast Cancer Awareness Month.” Come and show your support for those people dealing with cancer or survivors. We will honor them for their courage and determination to live life to the fullest. Wear pink. At Kapaa Bike Path. Info Josie Pablo 823-4138

Saturday, October 7, 9am-3 pm Matsuri Kauai
Oshie, martial arts, dancing, kusakizome, mochi pounding, drumming, crafts, ikebana, bonsai, tea ceremony and more. At Kauai Memorial Convention Hall. Info 822-5353, pkgshim3@hawaiiantel.net

October 7-8, 21st Annual Coconut Festival
Celebrate all that is coconut with entertainment, cultural displays, shopping, history, games, cooking demos, food and much more. At Kapaa Beach Park. Sat, 9am-5 pm, and Sun, 10am- 4pm. $5 entry, children under 12 are free. Info http://kbakauai.org/coconut-festival

Saturday, October 7, 10am-4 pm Kaumuali’i Ho’olaule’a
Join Friends of King Kaumuali’i as we honor Kauai’s beloved King during Makahiki season a time when peace and prosperity prevailed. Festivities include: hula, music, make-it/take-it crafts, and other entertainment. Local food, snacks and crafts available for purchase. Silent auction, history, school art awards, and local projects on display. Free. At Old Waimea Sugar Mill. Info Maureen 652-0021

October 7-8 Docomomo Hawaii’s Annual Tour Day
Annual archeological walking tour on the island of Kauai. Sat 7th walking tour of Lihue, Sun 8th special driving tour. Info docomomohawaii@gmail.com, http://docomomo-us.org

Ongoing

Mon, Wed & Fri, Stress Management Kauai – Community Wellness and Stress Management Classes
Our weekly classes provide instruction in Stress Management, Self-Healing Techniques, Yoga for all levels, and a wide variety of effective wellness practices new and old. Please join us for Community Wellness Classes every Mon, Wed and Fri at the Kumu Camp Pavillion (weather permitting). Info lorraine@stressmanagementkauai.com, http://www.stressmanagementkauai.com


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