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Kekuhi Kanahele sings on Sunday.
The inaugural concert this weekend presents Kanahele, a singer, composer, teacher, dancer and cultural expert whose latest release, the CD "Kekuhi," was a collaborative effort with her composer husband Kaipo Frias. Kanahele will be available for autographs for 30 minutes following her performance. Her presentation will take place on the third floor of the store.
Wade Cambern of Hawaiian Style Band and A Blue Canoe will present his contemporary Hawaiian sounds on May 30, and Mike Kaawa, who has played with some of Hawaii's best-known entertainers, performs traditional Hawaiian numbers on June 27.
Now 85, he's still swinging, and teaching through the weekend at the University of Hawaii at Manoa. He is joined by instructors Erin Stevens and Steven Mitchell.
Cost is $45 for each session or $15 for each hourlong individual workshop. For $95 you can take them all. Call 839-6631. The sessions:
Tomorrow, 1:30-5 p.m.: Jazz, intermediate swing, intermediate lindy hop and shim sham, Studio 2, Lower Campus dance studio.
Tomorrow, 6:30-11 p.m.: Beginning swing, beginning lindy, shim sham, Studio 2, Lower Campus.
Saturday, 1:30-5 p.m.: Aerials, jazz, dips and tricks, Campus Center Ballroom.
Saturday, 6:30-1 a.m.: Intermediate swing, intermediate lindy, general dancing and party, Campus Center Ballroom.
Sunday, 1:30-5 p.m.: Intermediate swing, lindy, jitterbug stroll.
"Turks," 8 p.m., KGMB/CBS. Mary wants to continue with her pregnancy even though she can't forgive Turk for his affair; Joey befriends an old man whom Turk remembers as being a murderer.
"Nightline," 9 p.m., KITV/ABC. Ninety-minute special, hosted by Ted Koppel, examines the shootings at Columbine High School in Littleton, Colo. Shown in two parts, from 9 to 10 p.m., then resuming at 11 p.m., it replaces the "American Film Institute Salute to Dustin Hoffman" originally scheduled by ABC.
"Turks," 6 p.m., CBS. Joey is caught in a dangerous situation while dating an abortion clinic's nurse; Cliff is mugged; Mary and Turk prepare for their baby; Paul is blackmailed.
"Providence," 7 p.m., KHNL NBC. Sydney (Melina Kanakaredes) tries to do the right thing when she takes in Lilly (guest star Nicky Aycox), a troublesome teen-ager who is returned by her latest foster parents. But in no time, the lodger's carelessness places the entire Hansen household in jeopardy.
"Big Moment," 7 p.m., KITV/ ABC. Four college roommates are challenged to pull a tablecloth out from under a fully set dinner table and a woman's mental stamina is put to the test when she attempts to memorize flags from 150 countries.
"Happy Hour," 9 p.m., USA. Actors Vivica A. Fox and Kathy Griffin are among the guests of this off-the-wall variety/game show.
"Family Guy," 7:30 p.m., KHON/ Fox. Peter turns the basement into a bar when he is placed under house arrest; Stewie builds a time machine.
"Durango," 8 p.m., KGMB/CBS. Matt Keeslar, Patrick Bergin. The 201st Hallmark Hall of Fame presentation is based on the autobiographical novel by John B. Keane that revolves around a young Irishman who plans a 40-mile cattle drive to outfox a ruthless merchant.
"X-Files," 8 p.m., KHON/Fox. Mulder and Scully delve into an old case involving a mysterious player in the Negro Baseball League with an astonishing batting average.
"Love Songs," 8 p.m., Showtime. Andre Braugher ("Homicide: Life on the Street"), Robert Townsend and Louis Gossett Jr. star in and direct a trilogy of contemporary love stories.
