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 STAR-BULLETIN The Closet Chick, Susan Weaver, remembered to host a grand opening after a year. |
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Closet Chick hits 1-year milestone
In one of those "duh" moments, Susan Reaver, owner of the Closet Chick, realized she opened the resale boutique a year ago without ever having marked the occasion with a grand opening.
Well, better late than never. She'll be doubling up with a first anniversary and grand opening sale 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. today through Sunday, with everything priced at 50 percent off.
The boutique, at 2013 S. King St., specializes in gently used contemporary clothing. Call 942-CHIC (2442) for more information.
Artists, crafters welcome to T&T
TEMARI is on the lookout for new artists to participate in its annual Trash & Treasure Fair, and will be hosting a screening event from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at its studios at 1754 Lusitana St.
Those who would like to sell craft- or artwork and have never been involved with the fair are invited to bring five to six priced samples of work to the event.
What's needed are high-quality, one-of-a-kind or limited-production items in ceramics, wood and paper.
This year's fair will take place 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Nov. 4 at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii. It will be T&T's silver anniversary.
For more information, call 536-4566.
Time for First Fashion Friday
Aloha Tower Marketplace hosts the second installment of First Fashion Friday with a workshop at noon tomorrow in the Center Atrium. Stylist Blaine Ashley will be sharing tips on wearing the hottest fall fashions. Call 566-2337 for more information.
David Yurman gems to be shown
You know it's time to start thinking about fall when the new collections hit town.
Neiman Marcus will host a David Yurman jewelry event, featuring the new NM exclusive Graphite Ice Collection, from noon to 2 p.m. Aug. 11 in Designer Jewelry, Level One, and Men's Furnishings, Level Three.
Nadine Kam
Mind does matter on NAMI walkathon
More than 500 people are signed up for Saturday's "NAMI Hawaii Walks for the Mind of Hawaii," but more are invited to participate in this benefit for the National Alliance for Mental Illness.
The four-mile walk begins at 8 a.m. at Honolulu Hale and will proceed along Alapai Street, down Beretania, Richards and King streets, and back to Honolulu Hale. The Royal Hawaiian Band and Karen Keawehawaii will be among performers helping to kick things off.
NAMI Walks will take place in 70 communities nationwide this year. Honolulu organizers hope to raise $50,000 in this first local walk.
Proceeds go toward support programs, education, advocacy and the encouragement of research involving mental illness.
To register or make a pledge, visit www.Nami.org (click on the NAMI Walks logo) or call 218-1747
