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Baba B lends his talents to Aiea's team.
The fund-raiser concert will feature Natural Vibrations, Sean Na'auao, Kapena, Baba B, Sly Dog, Dennis Pavao, and more.
Coolers 18 inches and under will be welcome, and concert tickets are $10. If you can't make it to the concert, the children of the league will also be seeking donations to cover playing costs this season.
Children will be out collecting donations from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. today at the corners of Kamehameha Highway and Waimano Home Road, Kamehameha Highway and Pali Momi Street, Moanalua Road and Aiea Heights Drive, and Salt Lake Boulevard and Kahuapa'ani by Stadium Mall.
For more information, call 561-7096.
Hosting the half-hour program will be former Hawaii television news reporter John Noland and Miss Hawaii USA, Trini Kaopuiki.
"Hawaii Recalls" will take viewers through a local-style shopping adventure with vendors supplying stories around their product offerings.
A toll-free number will connect viewers calling for telephone orders. In addition, a Hawaii Recalls Shopping Center website -- still under construction -- will display vendor products and provide added online method of ordering.
The PAX TV network reaches 130 cities in the United States and an estimated 15 million viewers. "Hawaii Recalls" is sponsored by the Big Island Visitors Bureau, Hawaiian Airlines and SaveOnTaxes.com.
Official announcement of the show is scheduled to take place Tuesday.
The concert will feature orchestral medleys of TV theme songs and Hawaiian hits.
The symphony next month begins a new season of Halekulani Classical MasterWorks concerts and Honolulu Pops concerts sponsored by Hawaiian Airlines as well as Tesoro Ohana concerts.
This year's pops season includes Kenny Rogers, Al Jarreau, the Brothers Cazimero, Diana Krall, Monica Mancini and Keali'i Reichel, all at the Blaisdell Concert Hall, in addition to a new production of "A Merry Christmas with Friends and Nabors," starring Jim Nabors. Rogers opens the season Sept. 3 and 4.
For information, call the symphony, 538-8863.
Master Harry Nakasone and his apprentice, Keith Nakaganeku, will play the uta-sanshin, an instrument similar to the Japanese shamisen. Master dance instructor Mitsuko Toguchi will also perform.
The concert is the third in a series of "Kama'aina Sundays" when the palace offers free tours to island residents from 9 a.m. until 2:15 p.m.
Other concerts:
Call 522-0832.Oct. 10 -- Masatoshi Shamato, master and apprentice Darin Miyashiro, Japanese Gagaku music.
