Tropic Lightning Week
Thurs. Oct. 8 Weyand Field Food Truck Rodeo from 12pm –
4pm with 25 different food vendors & Exhibition Polo match from 3pm – 5pm
Oct. 1 – 31 Basketball and cheerleading registration for Spring sports on post for
youth born 1999 – 2010. $55. Basketball. $55. First time cheerleaders with no
uniform, $20 for returning cheerleaders with uniforms. 655-6465
Fru. Oct. 9 22nd Annual Children and Youth
Summit from 9am – 3pm at the Hawaii State Capitol for FREE. A conference geared
toward defining issues and developing priority actions, important to children
and youth. Call 586-6130
Sat. Oct. 10 Hispanic Heritage Festival and Health Fair at
Honolulu Hale from 10am – 9pm, FREE. Including live entertainment, food booths,
crafts, cultural displays, art, contests and more. Hispaniceventshawaii.com
Sat. Oct. 10 Hawaii State Art Museum ‘Second Saturday’ from
11am – 3pm. Monthly program for FREE. Hands-on activities for families. Call 586-9958
Sat. Oct. 10 Living
History Day at Tropic Lightning Museum from 10am – 3pm. FREE admission, public
welcome. Food and shave ice available for purchase. Activities include: live
big band music, swing dancing, children’s activities, K9 military dogs,
historic weapons, vehicles & re-enactors, interactive and static displays. www.garrison.hawaii.army.mil/tlm/index.html
Sat. Oct. 10 & Sun.
Oct. 11 Oh Baby Family Expo at the
Blaisdell Center. 10am – 5pm both days and admission is $5.50 and children 5
and under are free. In addition to all the great toys on display,
there will be several workshops on Minecraft all on Sunday, Oct. 11 in the
Hawaii Suite 1. MinecraftEDU at 10:30am Computercraft EDU at 12:00, KerbalEDU at
1:30 and Contaption Maker at 3:00. Confirm times at ohbabyfamilyexpo.com
Sat. Oct. 17 Zombie Dash Hawaii. This 5K course winds
through the Turtle Bay property with zombies chasing runners along the way.
There are obstacles like tires, ropes and climbing challenges but the course is
designed to be family friendly. Runners must work in teams of four to find 4
scientists scattered throughout the zombie infested trail. For the entire
backstory and to register go to zombiedashhawaii.com. Cost is $49. Check in
begins at 2pm and race starts at 3pm. Still looking for 80 zombies as well as
other living volunteers to handle things like check in or monitoring the
course.
Sun. Oct. 18 Soroptimist International plans a Membership
Tea Party from noon to 2pm at Wahiawa Botanical Garden, featuring high tea and
delectable dishes as guests wear hats and share the groups mission to improve
the lives of women and girls. Reservations are due one week ahead and the
public is welcome. Call 772-8274
Fri. Oct. 9 and every
Friday and Saturday through Oct. 31
Dole Plantation
Haunted activities from 7pm – 11pm. House of Nightmares live Haunted House and
a Nightmare Express train ride. The latter will feature story teller Lopaka
Kapanui sharing ‘hair-raising’ ghost stories. Dole Plantation cautions that the
experience is not suited for children. Those under age 13 must be accompanied
by an adult. Tickets cost $10 to ride the Nightmare Express or $13. to enter
the House of Nightmares. Dole-plantation.com
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