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there are a couple of coffee houses that stay open (only till about 10....) & some that have live entertainment... One is on Bayfront next to the fudge shop...
one of the surprises moving here were that none of the shave ice & Hilo Homemade ice cream places stayed open much past 5... no after dinner ice or cone! (the new owners of ice place down Kalanianaole may be open later, with the hostel... but haven't checked...)
This is still an area that wakes up early (Queen Liliokalani is busy at sun up) and parties late on rarer occasion...
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Well, no one has mentioned yet the UH Performing Arts Center, EHCC/HMOCA Black Box Theater, Palace Theater, Akebono, etc venues all have evening events worth your attention/attendance. Coming soon "Rent" at several of the abovementioned venues. A benefit for our brand-new urgent care center in the Pahoa Marketplace, it's a student production of TAC.
-dwajs
-dwajs
yes, I thought about mentioning the Palace and the various events.
But then I was thinking he meant stuff that doesn't require any planning, like ANY NIGHT stuff.
There are plenty of cultural events if a person wants to go out on weekends.
Sorry, I did all my nighttime partying in my 20's and early 30's. I did enough for two lifetimes, I think. I used to go dancing to live music 4-5 times a week. But that was the 70's. [:p]
Now I'd rather watch a movie or TV at home, or sit on the porch and look at the stars, or read a book, or screw around on that horrible waste of time, the Internet. If I had close neighbors, maybe we would visit, but I really don't.
I can't remember the last time I was bored enough to wish there was a place to go out. [8D]
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quote:
Originally posted by Damon
So where do people go at nights?
Home, to bed.
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My favorite place to go around midnight on a balmy night is Halema'uma'u. I got lucky there one night, figuratively speaking. The stars were blazing and you could see forever. Just a few minutes after we arrived, the plume burst into a column flame with an audible woosh and a light that made the entire caldera glow. No one around other than a very odd gentleman with a flashlight walking along side the road as we were leaving the area. Inexplicable.
Other than that, Ken's House of Pancakes. Avoid all places on Banyan, McKenzie, Poihiki, and any place with eels. And however you choose to arrive at your location, don't drive. Use a broom, a Segway on a dedicated path known only to you, or a helicopter, or have an out-of-body experience (tip: make sure you remember where you left your body, or choose another, nicer body to enter (ask permission)).
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We sometimes go to open mic night on Thursdays at the old Shaka's, now Pahoa Village Cafe. Went to karaoke one night and ended up rapping with some other girls! lol....We've met a few good friends there, and many great acquaintances! The music is usually pretty good too.
Otherwise we stay home on the internet playing World of Warcraft or watching movies, or we get together with friends at each other's houses... or we babysit friends' kids so they can go out!
~ Rachael
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QUOTE:
"Party at each others house."
and still be home before 10, then to Bed. [
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My wife and I go out to eat about once a week in Pahoa...Eat too much and go home.
One Thing I can always be sure of is that things will never go as expected.
One Thing I can always be sure of is that things will never go as expected.
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quote:
Originally posted by David M
QUOTE: "Party at each others house."
and still be home before 10, then to Bed. []
David
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To Bed "at each house"?
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