As businesses & venues start to re-open, Puna Happenings will continue to keep you updated on our Facebook Group page.Let us know if you are hosting an event by emailing punahappenings@gmail.com
LIVE FROM THE EMPTY PALACE
The Palace Theater is proud to present LIVE FROM THE EMPTY PALACE, a video series of live performances held in the empty auditorium of the Hilo Palace Theater
Enjoy a movie from your home and benefit the Palace!
Click here to see what movies are streaming from the Palace
Paint with YAS! In our first video installment of YAS At Home, learn a fun and easy painting technique that uses lemon juice and watercolor paints. Keiki should ask for an adults help with cutting their lemon into wedges. Keiki ages 7 and under may also require additional assistance.
Volcano Art Center is proud to announce the third semi-annual quilt show, Quilts in the Forest – Winds of Change at its Niaulani Campus in Volcano Village. The show displays the talent of Hawaiʻi Island quilters, both amateur and professional. Opening to the public on July 17th the exhibition continues Tues.-Sat., 10AM – 4PM at VAC’s educational campus in Volcano Village. The exhibition will be held in Dietrich Varez Hall in the Hale Ho’omana Building at 19-4074 Old Volcano Rd. where social distancing protocol will also be observed.
EXHIBIT: Quilts in the Forest 2020 – Winds of Change
Traditional, Contemporary and Innovative Quilts
at Volcano Art Center Niaulani Campus
July 17 – August 8, 2020
Exhibition open, Tues-Sat, 10AM – 4PM
Visitors should expect mandatory mask wearing on campus and in the gallery, 6 ft. distance within the gallery, max. occupancy of 10 people within the gallery at one time (Please note: you may be asked to wait outside if the gallery is full), hand sanitizer at entrance, and regular cleaning of highly touched surfaces by VAC staff and volunteers.
In this hilarious and heart warming, Tony Award winning semi-autobiographical Neil Simon play, young Eugene Morris Jerome enlists in the U.S. Army at the end of World War II. He is shipped from his Brooklyn home to basic training in Biloxi, Mississippi. At boot camp, Eugene is antagonized by the manic drill instructor, is introduced to adulthood, love and sex through his experiences with a diverse and rowdy group of young recruits, his first girlfriend, and a local prostitute.
