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Takase Doors & Service
  • • Sales & Service Of All Brands
  • • Commercial & Residential Entry Doors
  • • Door Installation & Repair
(808) 841-9134
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Stacey's Mobile Screen Repairs
  • • Specializing In Window & Door Installation & Replacement
  • • Commercial & Residential
  • • Free Estimates & Island Wide Service
(808) 372-4361
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Help-U-Sell Honolulu Properties
  • • Manage The Start To Finish Sale Process
  • • We Handle All Negotiations, Referrals & Showing The Seller’s Home
  • • Residential & Commercial
(808) 377-1200
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Takase Doors & Service
  • • Garage Door & Motor Installation
  • • Commercial & Residential Garage Doors
  • • Broken Spring Replacement
(808) 841-9134
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Things To Do in Hawaii, HI

Maui Arts & Cultural Center Maui Arts & Cultural Center

Maui Arts & Cultural Center opened in 1994 as the culmination of a long-standing dream of Maui’s residents to build a world-class gathering place for the arts. Now familiarly known as "The MACC," this center has been described by The Maui News as “the artistic and educational heart of an entire community” and “Maui’s entertainment and arts crown jewel.” The MACC is the most comprehensive multi-disciplinary arts facility in Hawai‘i, and a gathering place where people can celebrate creativity through personal and shared experiences of the arts. It is a world-class facility where popular and innovative performing artists can be enjoyed, connecting our community to the world.

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First Friday Hawaii.com First Friday Hawaii.com

Discover First Friday in Oahu, where local artists gather in Honolulu's Chinatown to sell their wares. The fun is both indoors and out, with refreshments, entertainment and specials in the area bars and restaurants.

 
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Merrie Monarch Festival Merrie Monarch Festival

The art of hula is celebrated every April at the Merrie Monarch Festival, the largest 3-day dance festival on the islands and named after the last monarch of Hawaii, King David Kalakaua. In addition to the hula competition, there's also a crafts fair, an art show, hula shows, and a grand parade through Hilo town.

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