Tickets are still available for Whitney Houston's concert today at Aloha Stadium. And I-I, will always lo-ove you-ou-ou
The singer-actress has won five Grammys, 19 American Music Awards, seven Image Awards from the NAACP, five People's Choice Awards, two Emmys and five Soul Train Awards.
The show begins at 8 p.m.; there will be no warm-up act. No cameras, cellular phones, video equipment or umbrellas will be allowed in the stadium.
Tickets at $35 and $65 are being sold at the stadium.
For information call 486-9300.
Think ahead to Father's Day and get over to Kualoa Regional Park Saturday where the Hawaii Craftsmen's Raku Ho'olaule'a runs from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Fire it up, at the ho'olaule'a
Make a donation, choose a tea bowl or vase, glaze it, then watch craftsmen fire your creation Raku-style. Raku is a low-fire ceramic technique developed in Japan during the 16th century that produces varied colors and effects.
The ho'olaule'a will also feature ceramic demonstrations and other artistic happenings.
Information: 596-8128.
Take a walk through island history in the Historic Fun Run/Walk Saturday beginning at 7:30 a.m. at Kawananakoa Playground. Walk through history
The route, either a 2- or 5-mile course, runs through Nuuanu-Liliha neighborhoods, past the Royal Mausoleum, the Myohoji Temple, Liliuokalani Gardens, Ma'ema'e Chapel and school, the Walker Estate as well as other historic sites.
There also will be music, lion dances, and prizes. Participants get T-shirts.
The event benefits Ma'ema'e Chapel. Late registration is 6 to 7 a.m. the day of the walk/run: $20 for adults; $15 for children. Information: 545-3080.
By Cynthia Oi, Star-Bulletin