Artful guitar music for DAC's First Friday exhibition - this time playing downstairs at the DAC Art & Gifts Shop from 5:30 - 8:00pm.

In the upstairs gallery there's the HAWAIʻI CRAFTSMEN: Annual Statewide Exhibition 2026 https://www.downtownarthi.org/exhibitions/hawaii-craftsmen-annual-statewide-exhibition-2026

Learn more at: https://www.downtownarthi.org/events

Guitar music from 5:30pm - 7:00pm during the Hawaiian Trail & Mountain Clubhouse ( HTMC) event potluck dinner - open to non-members too. There's a small HTMC event fee - please go to https://htmc1910.org/clubhouse-event-fee-payment/ to pay the $5 clubhouse usage fee.

At 7pm the HTMC event presentation begins: "Tai Chi: 10 Energizing Pressure Points" In this interactive talk with Dr. Greg Yuen, a tai chi instructor, you’ll learn 10 simple yet powerful pressure points you can use on the trail to reduce fatigue, relieve pain, and stay energized on your adventures. Whether you’re tackling steep switchbacks or just trying to feel better after a long day outdoors, these easy techniques can make a real difference.

More event details at: https://htmc1910.org/events/10-energizing-pressure-points/

Guitar music from 5:30pm - 7:00pm during the Hawaiian Trail & Mountain Clubhouse ( HTMC) event potluck dinner - open to non-members too. There's a small HTMC event fee - please go to https://htmc1910.org/clubhouse-event-fee-payment/ to pay the $5 clubhouse usage fee.

At 7pm the HTMC event presentation begins: "KMWP, Controlling Invasive Species of the Koolau Mountains, A Field Crew Perspective". Join members of the Ko’olau Mountains Watershed Partnership (KMWP) Field Crew as they give their perspective on invasive species control in the Koolau Mountains. Their crew controls priority weeds in some of the toughest terrain to ensure the longevity of our watersheds. Through many partnerships, their team is empowered to protect and enhance the forest while perpetuating and protecting our native resources.

More event details at: https://htmc1910.org/events/kmwp-controlling-invasive-species-of-the-koolau-mountains-a-field-crew-perspective/