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October 2012 Events





So here's what's going on for the month of October in our neck of the woods (So Cal)




WED. Oct 17th 5:30pm - 7:30pm




October 6th & 7th  10:00 am

5th Annual "Come Together" Mater Dei Bazaar

Date Start: 06 Oct '12 10:00 am
Date End: 07 Oct '12 06:00 pm
6196563735
boysan@gmail.vom
http://www.materdeicv.org
5th Annual "Come Together" Mater Dei Bazaar. A two-day fun-filled, family event, chock-filled with local entertainers, game booths, vendor booths, and a variety of foods(American, Filipino, Mexican and Hawaiian). Sat., Oct. 6: 10am til 8pm Sun., Oct. 7: 10 am til 6pm Raffle Drawing for big screen television and $$$
1571 Magdalena Ave., Chula Vista, CA 91913 - OR - enter from Birch Rd. at Mater Dei Drive.

The 32nd Street Jazz Band (St. Augustine High School) opens up the 5th Annual "Come Together" Mater Dei Bazaar in Otay Ranch this Saturday, Oct. 6th at 10 am.

The fun-filled two-day, family event is chock full of local entertainers including: Rype & Raw Dance Crew Tabular Rosa (a Christian Rap/Rock Band) Samoan Youth Group from St. Rita's Parish Kaliloa O Kaleo Onalani (an excellent Polynesian Dance Group) Neisha's Dance & Music Academy FCS Kali West (a "HOT" Filipino Martial Arts Group) He Nani O Polynesia (An anwesome Hawaiian Dance Group) Da 2nd Wind Band (a local Hawaiian & Contemporary cover band) And lots more, including line dancing, karaoke fun breaks, a scavenger hunt, game booths for the kids, some rides, cotton candy, halo halo, pies, fish tacos, adobo, Spam Musubi...the list goes on and on! Call (619) 656-3735 for more details. "https://www.facebook.com/events/128881573920403/?fref=ts"
Mater Dei Catholic Parish - Chula Vista, CA


SATURDAY OCT 13th
18437 Superior St.
San Fernando Valley CA 91324


The fall festival begins Friday Oct 12 - 14th

 Aloha Hula Dance Studio of Granada Hill will be performing at 6:15pm. on Sat. Oct 13th.
Lyn-Del Pederson - the owner of Aloha Hula is a former member of the Okalani's Polynesian Revue & Mainland Paradise - so needless to say I have a special place in my heart for her and her family of dancers. Their show is fantastic so be sure to go and support them!   The Fall Festival is 3 days of family fun! 

 Saturday 11 AM–11 PM

1:30 PM 

Jazz, Rhythm & Blues



4:30 

PMNuKat Boys



6:15 PM 


8 PM Boomerang

Motown













Date Start: October 19th  07:00 pm

Na Ali'i Comedy Show


Date End: 19 Oct '12 11:00 pm
424-215-7893
slkaio@aol.com
http://www.ticketriver.com/event/4640-na-ali'is-of-comedy-la
Get ready to laugh-out-loud. Augie T reunites the fellas of the Na Ali’i of Comedy in Los Angeles for a final summertime fling. Joining him onstage are comedic legends Frank De Lima, Mel Cabang and Andy Bumatai. Entertaining Hawaii for over 30 years, De Lima is a staple in Hawaii’s entertainment along with philanthropic scene. As an entrepreneur and comic, Mel Cabang has been in Hawaii for over 40 years with spot appearances on multiple television programs. An iconic fixture in Hawaii’s comedic scene, Bumatai has opened for Kenny Loggins, The Beach Boys and Lionel Richie. All Ages Welcome! General Admission $35. Purchase tickets online: https://www.ticketriver.com/event/4640-na-ali'is-of-comedy-la or Call: 424-215-7893
 

 October 19th  7:00 pm

Na Ali'i Comedy Show


Date End: 19 Oct '12 11:00 pm
424-215-7893
slkaio@aol.com
http://www.ticketriver.com/event/4640-na-ali'is-of-comedy-la
Get ready to laugh-out-loud. Augie T reunites the fellas of the Na Ali’i of Comedy in Los Angeles for a final summertime fling. Joining him onstage are comedic legends Frank De Lima, Mel Cabang and Andy Bumatai. Entertaining Hawaii for over 30 years, De Lima is a staple in Hawaii’s entertainment along with philanthropic scene. As an entrepreneur and comic, Mel Cabang has been in Hawaii for over 40 years with spot appearances on multiple television programs. An iconic fixture in Hawaii’s comedic scene, Bumatai has opened for Kenny Loggins, The Beach Boys and Lionel Richie. All Ages Welcome! General Admission $35. Purchase tickets online: https://www.ticketriver.com/event/4640-na-ali'is-of-comedy-la or Call: 424-215-7893
Halau O Lilinoe - Carson, Ca



 October 20th 12:00 pm

Da Kine with Pumana! @ Bob's Okazuya




Date End: 20 Oct '12 03:00 pm

http://www.pumana.com

Bob's is moving! We're going to miss the old place but we can't wait to see the new place. And we can't wait to jam in the new place and eat a lau lau. We hope to see you there! Check the new address: 15926 South Western Avenue, Gardena (btwn 162nd and Redondo Beach Blvd).

Bob's Ohana Hawaiian Style Restaurant - Gardena, CA




October 20th 12:00 pm


Halloween Party with Pumana!


Date End: 27 Oct '12 11:00 pm
http://www.pumana.com
Oh man, we've been waiting all year for this! We hope to see you there! Check the website for updates and details! www.pumana.com
Happa Restaurant - Gardena, CA
www.meetup.com/Inland-Empire-Green-Drinks/
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