Golf tournament benefits BGCBI ADVERTISING Golf tournament benefits BGCBI Boys &Girls Club Big Island invites the community to the 10th annual Tee Off for Kids golf tournament fundraiser June 11 at Francis H. I‘i Brown South Course, Mauna Lani Bay.
Golf tournament benefits BGCBI
Boys &Girls Club Big Island invites the community to the 10th annual Tee Off for Kids golf tournament fundraiser June 11 at Francis H. I‘i Brown South Course, Mauna Lani Bay.
People can make a difference by becoming a sponsor, playing in the tournament, contributing prizes, live auction items and monetary donations, or volunteering.
For more information, visit “Events” at www.BGCBI.com or contact BGCBI office manager Gail Hamasu at 961-5536 or gail@bgcbi.org.
Sea glass, arts
festival in Waimea
Top sea glass and coastal artists and authors from across North America will showcase and sell their collections and creations at the first Sea Glass and Coastal Arts Festival from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. May 15 at Anna Ranch in Waimea.
General admission to the festival is $5, free for children 11 and younger. A portion of the proceeds will benefit coastal conservation efforts.
For more information, visit www.the beachcombingconference.com and click on “Sea Glass Festival.”
Agriculture classes set at OK Farms
“Ultra Low Cost Agriculture” classes with Youngsang Cho are being offered from 9 a.m.-6 p.m. May 27-28 at OK Farms in Hilo.
The cost of the two-day program is $100 and tickets are available at Sweet Cane Café or online at LowCostAg.eventbrite.com. An optional lunch from Sweet Cane Café is $15 per day.
OK Farms is located at 1570 Maikalani St. For more information, call 934-9200.
Hilo High class
of ’71 to gather
The Hilo High School class of 1971 is rounding up “Pink Panthers” for its 45th class reunion Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 in Hilo.
Event chairman Ron Matayoshi is asking for help compiling email addresses of classmates. To participate, contact Matayoshi at ron.matayoshi@gmail.com or class president Lance Niimi at 938-2694 or lanceniimi@gmail.com.
Animal advocates to screen film
“Shelter killing is the leading cause of death for healthy dogs and cats in the United States. It doesn’t have to be.” — from the film “Redemption.”
Aloha Animal Advocates is hosting the Big Island premiere of the award-winning film “Redemption” by Nathan Winograd from 6-9 p.m. May 6 at the University of Hawaii at Hilo, Building 301, Room 100. Admission is free.
For more information, call 965-1899 or email Mayadolena@gmail.com.
