Take part in a “;Soulebration”; at the Land of Organica (900A Maunakea St.) during festivities at this month's First Friday Gallery Walk. Malia will provide bellydancing and live drummers, while Bryan Von Ausen will offer acoustic sounds, all as visitors partake of massages and acupuncture treatments. There will also be fresh organic cuisine to enjoy at this healthful retreat. Free until 7 p.m., then $5 afterward. Call 637-2117.

Meanwhile, at “;Live from the Lawn”; at the Hawaii State Art Museum (250 S. Hotel St.), the Brothers Cazimero will headline “;Hawaiian Classics,”; a showcase of top local artists. Brother Noland, Jeff Peterson and the dancers, drummers and singers of Te Lumanaki O Tokelau will also take the stage. Music starts at 6 p.m. Le Crepe Cafe will offer sweet delectables, while Soul de Cuba Cafe will serve up roast pork sandwiches. Artists Chris Campbell (woodcarving), Diane KW (clay carving), Leatrice Miyashiro (pastel) and Susan Morita (glass) will demonstrate their crafts at Shop@HiSam, the museum gift shop. Call 586-0900.

Ong King Arts Center (184 N. King St.) is busy as ever this month, with the visual art of Ariel Eisen and Anuradha Shankaran, and then, from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m., presenting performances by Family Dinner, The Deadbeats, Taimane Gardner, Quadraphonix, the Shakti Dance Movement (bellydancing) and slam poetry by Ishle Park. The Honolulu Underground Theatre also performs. The lineup is hosted by MC See and DJ Joulz. Call 306-7823 or 428-3233.

“;One Night Stand in the Chinatown Courtyard”; (Mendonca Building Courtyard, 1126 Smith St., 262-5930) presents for the second year “;Portraits of Survival: The Survivor Spirit,”; photography of breast-cancer survivors by James Anshutz. Also, see cast paper sculptures by Spencer Hamada and Michael Creek, and Fred Gayagas will return to play Hawaiian music.

Also, Kim Taylor Reece Gallery (1142 Bethel St., 293-2000) showcases paintings by Dina D'Argo. Thirtyninehotel (39 Hotel St., 599-2552) is exhibiting “;iterate reiterate re,”; new textile work by Mary Babcock, Maya Portne and Madeleine Soeder. Daspace (1192 Smith St., 2nd floor, 352-4960 and 429-3324) features SmarTitas 12th Anniversary Celebration with “;Rant n Rave.”; DJ Micki Mahem will set the groove, Shadiya will emcee the Open Mike and MC Aluli will paint live, all from 6 to 9 p.m.

Other venues include:

The ARTS at Marks Garage (1159 Nuuanu Ave., 521-2903); Bethel Street Gallery (1140 Bethel St., 524-3552); Nuuanu Gallery at Marks Garage (1161 Nuuanu Ave., 536-9828); The Art Board (1170 Nuuanu Ave. #104, 536-0121); Che Pasta Cafe (1001 Bishop St., 524-0004); Hanks Cafe Honolulu (1038 Nuuanu St., 526-1410); Hawaii Theatre Center (1130 Bethel St., 791-1330); HASR Wine Company (31 N. Pauahi St., 535-9463); J Salon (1128 Nuuanu Ave., Suite 103, 550-4441); Jeff Chang Pottery (808 Fort Street Mall, 599-2502); Jo Fraticelli's Nesting House (1151 Bethel St., 393-6075); Kaimalino Designs (3 N. Pauahi St., 537-2248); Ramsay Museum (1128 Smith St., 537-2787); Keiki Photography (1123 Bethel St., 531-5859); Louis Pohl Gallery (1111 Nuuanu Ave., 521-1812); Mercury (1154 Fort Street Mall; 521-2519); New Life Gallery (1190 Nuuanu Ave., 531-0303); Next Door (43 N. Hotel St., 548-NEXT); Pacific Traditions Gallery (19 Pauahi St., 741-4612); Studio of Roy Venters (1160-A Nuuanu Ave., 381-3445); Tea at 1024 (1024 Nuuanu Ave., 521-9596); The Cathedral Gallery (1184 Bishop St., 536-7036); The Contemporary Museum at First Hawaiian Center (999 Bishop St., 526-1322); The Exhibit Space at 1132 Bishop Street (599-5009); Duc's Bistro (1188 Maunakea St., 531-6325); Upside- Down Pilates Studio (116 S. Hotel #201, 779-1934); Urban Nomad (1023 Smith St., 391-9328); INTO (40 N. Hotel St., 536-2211); Chinatown Boardroom (1160 Nuuanu Ave., 585-7200); and Pegge Hopper Gallery (1164 Nuuanu Ave. 524-1160).