First Friday Art Events
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First Friday Art Walk in Holualoa
For some, Friday symbolizes the end of the work week and the beginning of the weekend, for artisans in Holualoa and Hilo, the first Friday of the month gives an entirely new meaning to the expression T.G.I.F.
Located in the heart of Kona, coffee country, perched along the emerald rise of the Hualalai Volcano, you will find the enchanting township of Holualoa. Within this eclectic community is a gathering of artisans celebrating the beauty of the Big Island through varied mediums for locals and visitors to enjoy.
If you are looking to escape the humdrum resort atmosphere, First Friday Art Walk in Holualoa is a jamboree of art, music and creative food vendors. If you want a beverage or dinner, the Holuakoa Restaurant is fantastic, just plan plenty of time, because they don’t rush their style of perfection.
First Friday Holualoa Info
Hours
5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. first Friday monthly
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Hilo Aloha First Friday Art Walk
Famous for being the oldest city in the Hawaiian archipelago, Hilo offers a multitude of activities for its community and visitors to the island. The famed Banyan Drive where massive Banyan Trees planted by the likes of Babe Ruth and Amelia Earhart, decorate this sleepy town but also stand guard during Hilo’s Aloha First Friday Art Walk.
Everything local and creative is at your fingertips, from vendor booths on the streets selling handmade jewelry, pottery, paintings and clothing, to bars and art galleries opening up for live music and poetry readings. Hilo’s Aloha First Friday Art Walk is an awesome addition to the Hilo nightlife and translates the usual T.G.I.F activities into a real Aloha Friday!
Hilo’s Aloha First Friday Art Walk Info
Hours
*6:00 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. first Friday monthly
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