It is not for Kokua!!!! Kokua was cancelled this year due to Jack needing a break. If it is really an Ed show and not a JJ show, the tickets may be easier to get?
If it is really an Ed show and not a JJ show, the tickets may be easier to get?
Did you just say that? Really? Do you not know this fan community at all?
Saw my first PJ show in Honolulu 2006 the week before they opened for U2. Bought my tix on Wed before the show on Sat. Look at the pictures all the time. You can see the empty seats. I was amazed! Tourism is down this year much more than 06'.
As forThe Kokua Foundation, I belong to the organization. I have been to every Kokua Fest done. This year Jack said he "took the year off." This auction is being done for Earth Day since donations are down due to the economy.
If ever you have a chance...it would probably be this Summer here in the middle of the sea. Why not?
It is not for Kokua!!!! Kokua was cancelled this year due to Jack needing a break. If it is really an Ed show and not a JJ show, the tickets may be easier to get?
how many people can fit into this place?
The Waikiki Shell is outside and has 2400 reserved seats, with another possible 6,000 for lawn gen admin. The Blaisdell Center, where they played last time, seats about 9,000.
The Concert Hall is Oahu's performing arts center, and seats like 2,100 for the opera and symphony.
The Maui Arts and Cultural Center's Castle Theater is also an option too (inside for eV)....smaller with only 1,200 seats and sweet acoustics. Maui's top spot.
Hard to say D? This is Hawaii? In 2006 they played on the North Shore by Waimea Bay for a small group? If I hear... I will post.
Hale'iwa Farmer's Market
Every Sunday in the Hale'iwa Market Place beginning this Sunday, April 5th
HaleiwaFarmersMarket.com
New Book Release! Pulelehua and Mamaki
Meet author, Janice Crowl, and illustrator, Harinani Orme
Sunday, April 5th - 2:30-4:30 pm
YMCA Healthy Kids Day
Saturday, April 18th
Bishop Museum
YMCAHonolulu.org
Kokua Online Auction
April 22nd - May 1st
KokuaHawaiiFoundation.org
April 22nd is Earth Day!
Check out what kind of local events you can participate or volunteer in where you live. Commemorate Earth Day daily!
The Green House
Visit TheGreenHouse
Hawaii.com for April's schedule.
Hawai'i Nature Center
Check out the O'ahu Spring Program Calendar at HawaiiNatureCenter.org
Friends of Wai'alae School Earth Day 2009: Many Peoples, One Earth
Global Village, Backyard Gardening Store, Keiki Swap Meet, And More...
Saturday, April 25th - 9 am - 2 pm
Come join the fun and support KHF during our Online Auction and Membership Drive
What do Willie Nelson's sneakers, Jack's Johnson's guitar and front row tickets to the Eddie Vedder concert in Honolulu all have in common? ...They are just three of the over twenty one-of-a-kind items available exclusively at the Kokua Hawai'i Foundation Benefit Auction this month. Bid on numerous collectible items and concert opportunities from past Kokua Festival artists, as well as fun eco-themed experiences and gift certificate packages from friends of the Kokua Hawai'i Foundation. Check out the rest of the special items from Dave Matthews, G Love, Matt Costa, Paula Fuga and more by visiting KokuaHawaiiFoundation.org/Auction/2009.
The first annual Kokua Hawai'i Foundation Benefit Auction begins on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22nd and bidding continues thru May 1st. All proceeds support Kokua Hawai'i Foundation programs...so don't be shy and have fun bidding on your favorite items!
Also to celebrate Earth Month, reward our Kokua supporters and gain new members we will be offering all Kokua members who have a current membership during the month of April, with free exclusive Kokua Festival live music downloads. Simply visit KokuaHawaiiFoundation.org/Membership to join, renew or check your membership status and follow the special instructions to download your complimentary tunes. Gift memberships are also available. Please tell your friends, renew or become a member and rock out to some free tunes from Kokua this month!
Jack Johnson autographed Cole Clark guitar, played on stage on his 2008 world tour.
Autographed Willie Nelson "Bio Willie" custom New Balance sneakers size 9.5
Eddie Vedder Waikiki Concert Tickets on July 1st - 2 pairs of tickets, 4 total, 1st or 2nd row seats
Lots of Learning at 4th National Farm to Cafeteria Conference
Our Program Director and Volunteer & Outreach Coordinator for 'AINA In Schools just returned from a great conference: Going the Distance & Shortening It, the 4th National Farm to Cafeteria Conference in Portland, Oregon. They got to meet farm to school advocates from throughout the U.S., along with representatives from Canada. On their first day, they toured Abernathy Elementary School's gardens and ate a delicious school lunch made entirely from scratch. They also participated in trainings on program evaluation, workshops on school gardens and using online social networking, and more.
As state-level representatives to the national farm to school network, our Kokua staff presented an update of progress on farm to school in Hawai'i and got to hear about what's happening in other western states as well. Oregon has some big news-last year the state passed legislation to start a state farm to school program and have a full-time position in the Department of Education focused on farm to school!
One of the highlights of the conference was meeting Dr. Susan Rubin, founder of Better School Food. She provides resources to parents seeking to improve school food for their children. We know that's a hot topic for many of you, so check out her site!
To learn more about the national farm to school movement and get access to excellent resources on farm to school, go to www.FarmToSchool.org.
The White House has an Organic Kitchen Garden!
First Lady Michelle Obama has emphasized the need for fresh, unprocessed, locally grown food; on the Vernal Equinox, those words were put to action. Schoolchildren from Washington D.C.'s Bancroft Elementary joined the First Lady and helped her dig up the soil for the 1,100-square-foot plot. The last time a victory garden was planted at the White House was by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1943. The organic garden's most important role, Mrs. Obama told The New York Times, is to educate children about healthful, locally grown fruit and vegetables at a time when obesity and diabetes have become a national concern. Here are some of the fresh items the Obamas will have growing: cilantro, tomatillos, hot peppers, a variety of lettuce, spinach, chard, collards, black kale, and berries. There will also be honey! Check out a map of the garden to see what else is growing on!
Last month we asked you to support an Organic Garden at the White House. Thank you! We also asked you to identify a landscape near and transform your own yard, community, or schoolyard. Our call to action still stands. This month, we encourage you to dig your hands into the earth, plant a small garden or expand on an existing garden to commemorate this monumental event!
Mahalo to Kokua Calendar Participants
In January, we announced our annual Kokua Calendar contest. This year's contest added an element of service to the community. Contestants were asked to organize a beach clean up and use the found objects to create a piece of art! Mahalo to the following groups who pitched in to rid our beaches of plastic and trash:
Iroquois Point Elementary, Ms. Lariscy's & Ms. Rahaim's classes - gr. 6
Kamehemeha Pre School, Aunty Tanya's class - Hale'iwa
Keone'ula Elementary, Ms. Coffin's class - gr. 6
Kohala High School, National Honor Society
Mironesco-McHale Family
Mokapu Elementary, Ms. Johnson's class - gr. 2
Sunset Beach Elementary, Ms. Burke, Ms.Johnson, & Ms. Keohohou - K
Check out the winning art selections in the 2009-2010 Kokua Calendar. Calendars will be available for sale in the Kokua Store this summer! Proceeds of calendar sales will help fund Kokua Hawai'i Foundation programs: 'AINA In Schools, 3R's, Environmental Field Trips, Environmental Education Mini-grants, and Kokua Earth Action Projects (KEAP).
Thanks Foxy Mop! I knew someone like you would help me out here. I think some thought I was making it up. I didn't know if I should post the email. Thanks again for posting!
Brilliant and can get tickets for it
i arrive in Hawaii on the 1st of July, before heading home to New Zealand. It would be my one and only chance of seeing a solo show
It is not for Kokua!!!! Kokua was cancelled this year due to Jack needing a break. If it is really an Ed show and not a JJ show, the tickets may be easier to get?
how many people can fit into this place?
The harder you squeeze, the better they fit
'05 - TO, '06 - TO 1, '08 - NYC 1 & 2, '09 - TO, Chi 1 & 2, '10 - Buffalo, NYC 1 & 2, '11 - TO 1 & 2, Hamilton, '13 - Buffalo, Brooklyn 1 & 2, '15 - Global Citizen, '16 - TO 1 & 2, Chi 2
EV
Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
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how many people can fit into this place?
Saw my first PJ show in Honolulu 2006 the week before they opened for U2. Bought my tix on Wed before the show on Sat. Look at the pictures all the time. You can see the empty seats. I was amazed! Tourism is down this year much more than 06'.
As forThe Kokua Foundation, I belong to the organization. I have been to every Kokua Fest done. This year Jack said he "took the year off." This auction is being done for Earth Day since donations are down due to the economy.
If ever you have a chance...it would probably be this Summer here in the middle of the sea. Why not?
The whole world will be different soon the whole world will be RELIEVED
#resistgezi #resistturkey #resisttaksim #direnturkiye #direngezi
#standingman #duranadam
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Seattle Key Arena 9-22-2009
The Waikiki Shell is outside and has 2400 reserved seats, with another possible 6,000 for lawn gen admin. The Blaisdell Center, where they played last time, seats about 9,000.
The Concert Hall is Oahu's performing arts center, and seats like 2,100 for the opera and symphony.
The Maui Arts and Cultural Center's Castle Theater is also an option too (inside for eV)....smaller with only 1,200 seats and sweet acoustics. Maui's top spot.
Hard to say D? This is Hawaii? In 2006 they played on the North Shore by Waimea Bay for a small group? If I hear... I will post.
that's how I'm reading it..... we will see....
I know me too. Just don't think JJ would use Earth Day in an April Fools joke though? Who knows?
Hale'iwa Farmer's Market
Every Sunday in the Hale'iwa Market Place beginning this Sunday, April 5th
HaleiwaFarmersMarket.com
New Book Release! Pulelehua and Mamaki
Meet author, Janice Crowl, and illustrator, Harinani Orme
Sunday, April 5th - 2:30-4:30 pm
YMCA Healthy Kids Day
Saturday, April 18th
Bishop Museum
YMCAHonolulu.org
Kokua Online Auction
April 22nd - May 1st
KokuaHawaiiFoundation.org
April 22nd is Earth Day!
Check out what kind of local events you can participate or volunteer in where you live. Commemorate Earth Day daily!
The Green House
Visit TheGreenHouse
Hawaii.com for April's schedule.
Hawai'i Nature Center
Check out the O'ahu Spring Program Calendar at HawaiiNatureCenter.org
Friends of Wai'alae School Earth Day 2009: Many Peoples, One Earth
Global Village, Backyard Gardening Store, Keiki Swap Meet, And More...
Saturday, April 25th - 9 am - 2 pm
Come join the fun and support KHF during our Online Auction and Membership Drive
What do Willie Nelson's sneakers, Jack's Johnson's guitar and front row tickets to the Eddie Vedder concert in Honolulu all have in common? ...They are just three of the over twenty one-of-a-kind items available exclusively at the Kokua Hawai'i Foundation Benefit Auction this month. Bid on numerous collectible items and concert opportunities from past Kokua Festival artists, as well as fun eco-themed experiences and gift certificate packages from friends of the Kokua Hawai'i Foundation. Check out the rest of the special items from Dave Matthews, G Love, Matt Costa, Paula Fuga and more by visiting KokuaHawaiiFoundation.org/Auction/2009.
The first annual Kokua Hawai'i Foundation Benefit Auction begins on Earth Day, Wednesday, April 22nd and bidding continues thru May 1st. All proceeds support Kokua Hawai'i Foundation programs...so don't be shy and have fun bidding on your favorite items!
Also to celebrate Earth Month, reward our Kokua supporters and gain new members we will be offering all Kokua members who have a current membership during the month of April, with free exclusive Kokua Festival live music downloads. Simply visit KokuaHawaiiFoundation.org/Membership to join, renew or check your membership status and follow the special instructions to download your complimentary tunes. Gift memberships are also available. Please tell your friends, renew or become a member and rock out to some free tunes from Kokua this month!
Jack Johnson autographed Cole Clark guitar, played on stage on his 2008 world tour.
Autographed Willie Nelson "Bio Willie" custom New Balance sneakers size 9.5
Eddie Vedder Waikiki Concert Tickets on July 1st - 2 pairs of tickets, 4 total, 1st or 2nd row seats
Lots of Learning at 4th National Farm to Cafeteria Conference
Our Program Director and Volunteer & Outreach Coordinator for 'AINA In Schools just returned from a great conference: Going the Distance & Shortening It, the 4th National Farm to Cafeteria Conference in Portland, Oregon. They got to meet farm to school advocates from throughout the U.S., along with representatives from Canada. On their first day, they toured Abernathy Elementary School's gardens and ate a delicious school lunch made entirely from scratch. They also participated in trainings on program evaluation, workshops on school gardens and using online social networking, and more.
As state-level representatives to the national farm to school network, our Kokua staff presented an update of progress on farm to school in Hawai'i and got to hear about what's happening in other western states as well. Oregon has some big news-last year the state passed legislation to start a state farm to school program and have a full-time position in the Department of Education focused on farm to school!
One of the highlights of the conference was meeting Dr. Susan Rubin, founder of Better School Food. She provides resources to parents seeking to improve school food for their children. We know that's a hot topic for many of you, so check out her site!
To learn more about the national farm to school movement and get access to excellent resources on farm to school, go to www.FarmToSchool.org.
The White House has an Organic Kitchen Garden!
First Lady Michelle Obama has emphasized the need for fresh, unprocessed, locally grown food; on the Vernal Equinox, those words were put to action. Schoolchildren from Washington D.C.'s Bancroft Elementary joined the First Lady and helped her dig up the soil for the 1,100-square-foot plot. The last time a victory garden was planted at the White House was by First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt in 1943. The organic garden's most important role, Mrs. Obama told The New York Times, is to educate children about healthful, locally grown fruit and vegetables at a time when obesity and diabetes have become a national concern. Here are some of the fresh items the Obamas will have growing: cilantro, tomatillos, hot peppers, a variety of lettuce, spinach, chard, collards, black kale, and berries. There will also be honey! Check out a map of the garden to see what else is growing on!
Last month we asked you to support an Organic Garden at the White House. Thank you! We also asked you to identify a landscape near and transform your own yard, community, or schoolyard. Our call to action still stands. This month, we encourage you to dig your hands into the earth, plant a small garden or expand on an existing garden to commemorate this monumental event!
Mahalo to Kokua Calendar Participants
In January, we announced our annual Kokua Calendar contest. This year's contest added an element of service to the community. Contestants were asked to organize a beach clean up and use the found objects to create a piece of art! Mahalo to the following groups who pitched in to rid our beaches of plastic and trash:
Iroquois Point Elementary, Ms. Lariscy's & Ms. Rahaim's classes - gr. 6
Kamehemeha Pre School, Aunty Tanya's class - Hale'iwa
Keone'ula Elementary, Ms. Coffin's class - gr. 6
Kohala High School, National Honor Society
Mironesco-McHale Family
Mokapu Elementary, Ms. Johnson's class - gr. 2
Sunset Beach Elementary, Ms. Burke, Ms.Johnson, & Ms. Keohohou - K
Check out the winning art selections in the 2009-2010 Kokua Calendar. Calendars will be available for sale in the Kokua Store this summer! Proceeds of calendar sales will help fund Kokua Hawai'i Foundation programs: 'AINA In Schools, 3R's, Environmental Field Trips, Environmental Education Mini-grants, and Kokua Earth Action Projects (KEAP).
This is my kind of love...
♥♥♥
Mahalo Nui Loa!
i arrive in Hawaii on the 1st of July, before heading home to New Zealand. It would be my one and only chance of seeing a solo show
23/09/2006 Berlin, 30/09/2006 Athens, 18/07/2007 London
02/07/2009 Honolulu (EV Solo), 22/11/2009, Sydney, 29/11/2009 Christchurch
EV
Toronto Film Festival 9/11/2007, '08 - Toronto 1 & 2, '09 - Albany 1, '11 - Chicago 1
now it just says "Eddie Vedder Item TBA"
8-3-00 - Virginia Beach
4-16-03 - Charlotte
5-27-06 - Camden 1
5-28-06 - Camden 2
5-30-06 - DC
6-17-08 - Virginia Beach
6-22-08 - DC
5-13-10 - Bristow
10-27-13 - Baltimore
10-29-13 - Charlottesville
4-18-16 - Hampton
Did they let it slip by accident?
I kind of think so, typical.
Michael Franti