PMRF Magazine

MORALE WELFARE & RECREATION | PMRF
SEPTEMBER | OCTOBER 2016
HALLOWEEN PARTY
@ Shenanigans
Friday, October 28
8 p.m. till 1 a.m.
MWR PHONE DIRECTORY & HOURS
BEACH COTTAGE – AFTER HOURS
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays:
(Phone number for emergencies only.)
Open Swim...................................................... 11 AM-5 PM
Bldg. 1293 • 645-1623
MOVIE HOUSE
Monday – Friday......................................5 p.m. – 8:30 a.m.
Bldg. 1315 • 335-4210
Saturday & Sunday.....................................3 p.m. – 10 a.m.
Friday – Sunday..................................First Movie 7:30 p.m.
BEACH COTTAGE – RESERVATION OFFICE
COMMUNITY RECREATION CENTER
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Bldg. 1293 • 335-4195
Bldg. 1293 • 335-4752
Monday – Friday......................................8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday......................................8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
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SHENANIGANS, ALL-HANDS CLUB
CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER (CDC)
Bldg. 1308 • 335-4706
(Age 6 weeks – 5 years) • Bldg. 1283 • 335-4453
Sunday – Thursday.............................................. 4 – 9 p.m.
Monday – Friday...........................................6 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Friday...........................................................4 p.m. – 1 a.m.
FITNESS CENTER
Saturday............................................................ 4 – 10 p.m.
Bldg. 1264 • 335-4379
SHENANIGANS – DINING ROOM
Monday – Friday................................. 5:30 a.m. – 8:30 p.m.
Bldg. 1308 • 335-4706
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays...................9:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Monday – Friday Lunch...............................11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
INFORMATION, TICKETS & TRAVEL (ITT)
Daily.................................................................... 5 – 9 p.m.
Bldg. 1293 • 335-4195
SHENANIGANS – CATERING OFFICE
Monday – Friday......................................8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Bldg. 1308 • 335-4708
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Monday – Friday...........................................8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
LIBERTY CENTER
SPECIAL EVENTS
Bldg. 1225 B • 335-4346
Bldg. 1267 • 335-4380
Daily............................................................. 24 hours a day
Monday – Friday...........................................8 a.m. – 4 p.m.
MANA MOTORS AUTO SKILLS CENTER
YOUTH CENTER - SCHOOL AGE CARE
Bldg. 1276 • Phone: 335-4439
(Age 5 – 12) • Bldg. 1318 • 335-4419
Tuesday – Friday............................................Noon – 8 p.m.
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday
Saturday.......................................................9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Wednesday.....................................................1:15 – 5 p.m.
AQUATICS: MANA SPLASH SWIMMING POOL
YOUTH CENTER - OPEN RECREATION
Bldg. 1302 • 335-4391
(Age 5 – 12) • Bldg. 1318 • 335-4419
Monday, Wednesday & Friday:
YOUTH CENTER - DAY CAMPS
Lap Swim.................................................... 11 AM-1:30 PM
(Age 5 – 12) • Bldg. 1318 • 335-4419
Open Swim..................................................... 3:30-5:30 PM
Monday – Friday...........................................7 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Tuesday & Thursday:
Lap Swim.................................................... 11 AM-1:30 PM
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2 – 5 p.m.
See Schedule
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PACIFIC MISSILE Range Facility
Commanding Officer.......................................................Captain Vincent Johnson
Executive Officer....................................................... Commander Peter Donaher
MWR Director................................................................................Chip Kreisman
MWR PMRF Phone Directory
Phone............................................................................................(808) 335-4195
DSN...............................................................................................(315) 421-6195
Fax................................................................................................(808) 335-4769
Web.................................................................http:// PMRF.greatlifehawaii.com
is a publication of Navy Region Hawaii’s Fleet & Family Readiness
program and is produced every other month by FFR’s marketing department
specifically for PMRF, Kaua’i. Questions or comments about On Target should be
directed to Fleet & Family Readiness.
Cover: Kalalau beach on the Napali coast.
Inside cover: Two modified Standard Missile 2 (SM-2) Block IV interceptors were
launched from the guided-missile cruiser USS Lake Erie. The missiles intercepted
the target approximately 12 miles above the Pacific Ocean 100 miles west of the
Pacific Missile Range Facility. This was the fourteenth successful test of the Aegis
Ballistic Missile Defense Program. U.S. Navy photo by the Missile Defense
Agency (Released)
MWR MARKETING
850 Ticonderoga St., Suite 300
Pearl Harbor, HI 96860
E-mail to [email protected].
Every effort has been made to provide the most up-to-date information
at the time of publication, however, these events are subject to change. It
is recommended that you call the contact numbers for each event or visit
our website to verify if the activity will occur as planned.
*The U.S. Navy or any other Federal Government agency does not officially
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PMRF FITNESS CENTER
Classes contain segments of ab and toning exercises when time permits. Inform instructors of pregnancy or physical
limitations so they can assist you. Classes are programmed according to customer demand and instructor availability.
Class format is subject to change. FREE classes are Fitness Improvement Program (FIP) approved and apply to active duty
personnel only (must show proof of eligibility). All others (DoD civilians, retirees & dependents) must pay. For MORE
INFORMATION or to purchase tickets, see the front desk. * Class schedule is subject to change. No classes on holidays.
GROUP EXERCISE SCHEDULE
TRX TRAINING
Tuesday, Thursday................................ 1130–1215
LET’S GET RIPPED
Tuesday, Thursday................................ 1715–1815
HIIT FIT + CARDIOCORE
Wednesday........................................... 0700–0800
TOTAL BODY BARRE
Wednesday........................................... 1130–1230
CDC FITNESS
Wednesday........................................... 1000–1100
YOUTH CENTER FITNESS
Wednesday, Thursday........................... 1530–1630
NOFFS TRAINING
Friday.................................................... 0700–0800
YOGA $$ (Fee based class)
Saturday............................................... 0930–1030
CLASS DESCRIPTIONS & INSTRUCTORS
HIIT + CARDIOCORE BY JERRICK FABRO
This core conditioning workout utilizes short intervals of high intensity
exercise paired with longer intervals of low to moderate training. Through
functional total body exercises, individuals will be able to increase their
strength and endurance and improve their overall fitness.
LET’S GET RIPPED BY KEHAU REGIDOR
A Total body “plateau proof formula” workout which utilizes resistance
and cardio training. It combines Resistance, Intervals, Power, Plyometrics,
Endurance and Diet components of R.I.P.P.E.D to help you attain and
maintain your physique in ways that are fun, safe and effective.
NOFFS TRAINING BY JERRICK FABRO
NOFFS is a complete fitness and nutrition program tailored to meet the
needs of every individual. It includes four training programs: the Operational
Series, Strength Series, Endurance Series, and Sandbag Series. All programs
include warm-up, strength, cardio, and flexibility exercises.
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TOTAL BODY BARRE BY MELISSA GOOLESBY
Barre is a fusion of pilates, yoga and aerobics with elements of strength
exercises. Barre delivers a results-driven workout that is not only fun
and dynamic, but it will sculpt your body and get you into absolutely
amazing shape. When adding Barre to your workout regimen you will see
improvements in your posture, flexibility, overall body strength, and balance;
obtain a body awareness that you may not have had before; and transform
your body and feel more confident in your fitness.
TRX TRAINING BY MELISSA GOOLESBY
A Total Body Workout that uses one’s own bodyweight to improve overall
fitness. Through suspension training, participants will develop strength and
endurance and improve body function.
YOGA BY MARK BEACH
Energize the body and mind with energization exercises, diaphragmatic
breathing, gentle hatha yoga postures, and learn a simple yet effective
meditation technique to calm the body and mind. All levels welcome.
September | October 2016
FITNESS CENTER
Bldg. 1264 • 335-4379
Monday – Friday.........................5:30 AM-8:30 PM
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays...........9:30 AM-5 PM
SEPTEMBER IS NATIONAL
CHILDHOOD OBESITY
AWARENESS MONTH:
Childhood obesity is a major health
problem. In the U.S. 1 in every 5 children
are classified as obese, with certain groups
more affected than others. However,
there are ways to prevent obesity and
support healthy growth in children. For
the month of August, the MWR Fitness
Team will be providing information and
tips on ways to prevent and address this
serious health concern.
PARALLEL DIP CHALLENGE
SEPT 1-30 • FITNESS CENTER • FREE • OPEN TO ALL
AUTHORIZED PMRF PERSONNEL
Each month PMRF Fitness hosts a different
fitness challenge in which everyone is
encouraged to improve their fitness
levels. The purpose is to encourage selfimprovement and provide some friendly
competition. Each participant can try to
improve their score during the entire month
in order to make the PMRF Challenge Board.
This month’s challenge: Perform as many
consecutive bodyweight dips as possible.
CAPTAIN’S CUP
RACQUETBALL LEAGUE
BEGINS SEPT 12 • FITNESS CENTER • FREE • OPEN TO
ALL AUTHORIZED PMRF PERSONNEL
A flex, round robin format will be
used. Individuals will be paired each
week. Points will be earned by teams
during competition. Team point totals
at the end of the round robin will be
used to determine single-elimination
championship bracket.
• 1 on 1 Competition
• Mandatory team meeting: September 9, 11:30am @ the Fitness Center
• Round Robin begins Mon, Sept 12
OCTOBER IS HEALTH
LITERACY MONTH
Health Literacy helps to raise awareness
about important health information that
can be very beneficial to each individual’s
lives. However, there is a big gap between
how this information is communicated and
how it’s understood. All month long, the
MWR Fitness team will help to promote
the importance of understandable health
information. Through a variety of resources,
we will help each individual become better
able to read, understand and act upon
pertinent health information.
ROWING CHALLENGE
(500 METERS/2000 METERS)
OCT 1-31 • FITNESS CENTER • FREE • OPEN TO ALL
AUTHORIZED PMRF PERSONNEL
Each month PMRF Fitness hosts a different
fitness challenge in which everyone is
encouraged to improve their fitness
levels. The purpose is to encourage selfimprovement and provide some friendly
competition. Each participant can try to
improve their score during the entire month
in order to make the PMRF Challenge Board.
This month’s challenge: Row 500M/2000M
as fast as possible.
DISCOVERERS’ RACE
WED, OCT 5 • 5 PM SHENANIGANS • FREE • OPEN TO
ALL AUTHORIZED PMRF PERSONNEL
Ready for a new kind of adventure race that
not only tests you physically but mentally?
Grab a partner and join us for our first ever
Discoverers’ Race. Through the use of a
compass, teams of 2 will navigate through a
course filled with challenges and obstacles.
All preregistered runners (deadline Mon,
Oct. 3) will receive a special event T-Shirt.
FAMILY RECREATION DAY
FRI, OCT 14 • 11 AM-1 PM • FITNESS CENTER • FREE
OPEN TO ALL AUTHORIZED PMRF PERSONNEL
Come out for a fun-filled day with the
MWR Fitness team. A variety of fitness
and sports events will be available for the
whole family to participate in. Snacks and
drinks will be provided.
YOUTH CENTER
Age 5 – 12 • Bldg. 1318 • 335-4419
Monday, Tuesday, Thursday & Friday
..............................................................2 – 5 p.m.
Wednesday ....................................... 1:15-5 p.m.
CLOSED ON FEDERAL HOLIDAYS
SEPTEMBER 5 – LABOR DAY
OCTOBER 10 – COLUMBUS DAY
NATIONAL CHOCOLATE MILKSHAKE
& VIDEO GAMES DAY
MON, SEP 12 • 3-4:30 PM • YOUTH CENTER • FREE
OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF CHILDREN AGES 5-18
To celebrate, the Youth Center will have
all the supplies to make your very own
milkshake and a video game tourney.
Register by Wed, Sep 7.
FALL CAMP REGISTRATION
SEPT 12–16 • 2-5 PM • YOUTH CENTER • OPEN TO ALL
ELIGIBLE PMRF CHILDREN AGES 5 – 12
Fall break is scheduled for October
11-14. Current household earning
statements and weekly fee are required
at the time of registration. For more
info, call the Youth Center.
TEEN CLUB
LASAGNA ROLLS & MOVIES
FRI, SEP 23 • 6-9:30 PM • YOUTH CENTER • FREE
OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF CHILDREN AGES 11-18
Grab a friend and join the TEEN club as we
create Hawaii’s favorite meal; spam loco,
chicken loco or the original loco moco.
Reserve your spot by Fri, Sep 16.
CRAFT CLUB – BAND AID DAY
TUE, SEP 27 • 3-4:30 PM • YOUTH CENTER • FREE
OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF PATRONS
Band Aid was invented on September 22,
1920, bring your creativity and join the
Youth Center in making an art sculpture
using band aids. Register by Mon, Sep 12.
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OPEN HOUSE - NAVY BIRTHDAY
CELEBRATION
THU, OCT 6 • 6-7:30 PM • YOUTH CENTER • OPEN TO
ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF PATRONS
You’re invited to “hang-out” and celebrate
with the Child Youth Program staff and
learn about our affiliation with the Boys
& Girls Club of America, 4H Clubs, and
upcoming special events. Join us for
Parent Board nominees, lucky number
drawings, games, prizes, pizza and a
birthday cake! For complete details and to
RSVP by Thu, Sep 29, please call the Youth
Center at 335-4419.
NAVY BALL CHILD CARE
OCT TBA • 5:30 PM-12:30 AM • YOUTH CENTER
FEE $ • OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF CHILDREN
AGES 5-12.
The Youth Center will be open for childcare
for children ages 5-12. Please provide
sleeping supplies, dinner, drink and a snack.
FALL BREAK YOUTH
FITNESS CLASSES
OCT 11, 12, 14 • 10-11 AM • FITNESS CENTER • ACTIVE
DUTY FREE • ALL OTHERS $4 • OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE
PMRF CHILDREN AGES 5-18
Let’s challenge ourselves, get healthy and
participate in Zumba, Yoga, and Cross-fit!
Register by Sept 16 at the Youth Center or
call 335-4419 for more information.
FALL BREAK FIELD TRIP – TBA
THU, OCT 13 • 9:30 AM-3:30 PM • ACTIVE DUTY $10
ALL OTHERS $25 • OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF
CHILDREN AGES 5-18
Put on your tennis shoes and sunscreen,
the bus leaves the Youth Center at
9:30 AM. Don’t forget to pack a lunch and
water bottle. Register by Sept 16.
HAUNTED MAZE OF SCREAMS
THU & FRI OCT 27 & 28 • 7-8:30 PM • YOUTH CENTER
FREE • OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE PMRF PATRONS
Follow in the footsteps of the survivors as
you journey through the dark, shadowy,
Haunted Maze of Screams. If you dare to
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survive, a Halloween surprise will be waiting
for you.
FLEET & FAMILY READINESS
PARENT AND CHILD PLAY DAY
WED, SEP 7, 11 AM-1 PM • BUILDING 1291, (ADJACENT
YOUTH OPEN RECREATION
ALTERNATING TUESDAYS SEP 6, 20 & OCT 4, 18
5-7 PM • YOUTH CENTER • OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE
PMRF CHILDREN AGES 5 – 10
All YOUTH ages 5 through 10 are welcomed
to the Youth Center for activities planned
by YOU! Activities may include field trips,
pool fun, movies, sports, outdoor fun or
hanging out.
TEEN OPEN RECREATION
ALTERNATING THURSDAYS SEP 8, 22 & OCT 20
5-7 PM • YOUTH CENTER • OPEN TO ALL ELIGIBLE
PMRF CHILDREN AGES 11-18
TO THE NEX SERVICE STATION) • FREE
Region is sending 2 FFR personnel to
provide a play day for moms and their birth
to 3 year-old children. Sign up at CDC
by Fri, Sep 2.
GRANDPARENTS DAY
FRI, SEP 9 • 8:30 – 9:30 AM • CDC • FREE
We are celebrating these wonderful family
members on Fri, Sep 9 during breakfast.
Please join us by 8:30 AM.
NATIONAL ANTS ON A LOG DAY
TUE, SEP 13 • CDC • FREE
All TEENS ages 11 through 18 are welcomed
to the Youth Center for activities planned
by YOU! Activities may include field trips,
pool fun, movies, sports, outdoor fun or
hanging out.
Children will be making ants on a log for
snack. We will be using cream cheese
instead of peanut butter.
HOURLY CARE
FRI, SEP 16 • ALL DAY • CDC • FREE
DAILY • YOUTH CENTER • $$FEE • OPEN TO ALL
ELIGIBLE PMRF CHILDREN GRADES K-6
The Hourly Care Program is designed as
a short term child care option for parents
with children in grades K-6. It has been
specifically tailored to meet the needs of
those who require care for times when they
are volunteering, in-processing, assuming
respite care duties or having a doctor’s
appointment. The program is also designed
to give children the opportunity to socialize
and interact with other children in their age
group. We are accepting reservations up to
30 days depending on space available. Call
for more information.
NATIONAL PLAY-DOH DAY
We are celebrating National Play-Doh Day
on Fri, Sep 16. Children will make their own
play dough.
TOOT YOUR FLUTE DAY
TUE, OCT 4, 10-11 AM • CDC • FREE
We will parade around the neighborhood
sharing the sounds the mini flutes make.
FLEET & FAMILY READINESS (FFR)
PARENT & CHILD PLAY DAY
WED, OCT 5, 11 AM-1 PM • BLDG. 1291 • FREE
Region is sending two FFR personnel to
provide a play day for moms and their birth
to 3 year-old children. Call or more info.
CDC
NATIONAL BRING YOUR TEDDY
BEAR TO SCHOOL DAY
CLOSED ON FEDERAL HOLIDAYS
SEPTEMBER 5 – LABOR DAY
OCTOBER 10 – COLUMBUS DAY
Children are encouraged to bring to school
their favorite teddy bear. Be prepared to
pose for pictures!!!
Age 6 weeks – 5 years • Bldg. 1283 • 335-4453
Monday – Friday................................. 6 AM – 5 PM
WED, OCT 12 • ALL DAY • CDC • FREE
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NAVY BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION
SEPTEMBER 1-30
THU, OCT 13 • TIME TBD• CDC • FREE
IN OBSERVANCE OF NATIONAL MUSHROOM MONTH
We will celebrate this birthday with some
songs to present to the CO.
• Try our Battered Mushrooms appetizer
only $7.50. Succulent whole mushrooms
dipped in premium golden batter and fried
for a delicious mushroom flavor. Served with
ranch dipping sauce.
• Sautéed Mushrooms appetizer $7.50
Mushrooms sautéed in garlic butter. Simple
but flavorful.
OPEN HOUSE
THU, OCT 13 • 5-7 PM • CDC • FREE
Our open house will be on Tue, Oct 13 at
5 PM. Dinner will be served. Please join us
for an evening of fun and games.
FALL FESTIVAL
MONGOLIAN BBQ
MON, OCT 31 • 9-11 AM • CDC • FREE
FRI, SEP 9 • 5-9 PM • 95¢ AN OUNCE
Big celebration!!! Join us on Mon, Oct 31
from 9-11 AM for a parade through our
neighborhood! Then we will have games,
jumping castle, tattoos and much more.
HOURLY CARE
DAILY • CDC • $$FEE • 335-4453
Open to all eligible PMRF children 6 weeksold through 5 year-old (not in Kindergarten)
The Hourly Care Program is designed as a
short term child care option. It has been
specifically tailored to meet the needs of
those who require care for times when they
are volunteering, in-processing, assuming
respite care duties or having a doctor’s
appointment. We are accepting reservations
up to 30 days depending on space available.
Call for more information
SHENANIGANS
All Hands Club • Bldg. 1308 • 335-4706
Sunday – Thursday........................................4-9 PM
Friday...................................................... 4 PM-1 AM
Saturday......................................................4-10 PM
Dining Room • Bldg. 1308 • 335-4706
Monday – Friday Lunch........................11 AM-1 PM
Daily..............................................................5-9 PM
Catering Office • Bldg. 1308 • 335-4708
Monday – Friday.................................... 8 AM-4 PM
Create your own stir-fry from a variety of
meats, vegetables and savory sauces and
our staff will stir fry your creation right in
front of you. If you haven’t experienced our
Mongolian BBQ this is the time. You will
come back every time! Modified menu
available: Pizzas and desserts. Please call
for reservations.
OCTOBER 1-31
– Try our
Brown Butter and Apple Cinnamon Sundae
$5. Scoop of Lappert’s vanilla ice cream
topped with our warm & delectable apple,
cinnamon, brown sugar and macadamia
nut topping.
IN OBSERVANCE OF APPLE MONTH
PRIME RIB BUFFET
FRI, OCT 7 • 5-9 PM • ADULTS: $32 • 10-14 YRS: $22
5-9 YRS: $13
MENU:
Prime Rib | Crab-laced Mahi Mahi
Seasoned Vegetables | Steamed Rice
Roasted Potatoes | Salad Bar | Dinner Rolls
Soup of the day
MODIFIED MENU AVAILABLE:
Pizzas and desserts. For reservations
please call: 808-335-4706 from 4-9 p.m. or
808-335-4708 from 8:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.
SPECIAL EVENTS
Bldg. 1267 • 335-4380 • 335-4708
Monday – Friday................................... 8 AM-4 PM
FRIDAY NIGHT KARAOKE
FRI, SEP 2 • 9 PM-MIDNIGHT • SHENANIGANS • FREE
OPEN TO ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PATRONS & MWR
GUEST CARD HOLDERS
Join us for adult karaoke! Show off your
talent with your Karaoke Kaptain, Dolly!! No
charge and FREE pupus!
FOOD TRUCK EATS & KAUAI
BEER COMPANY
THU, SEP 8 & OCT 6 • 4:30 PM • LIHUE • FREE
TRANSPORTATION FOR MILITARY/FAMILY • $5 DOD,
CONTRACTORS AND FAMILIES/GUESTS
Meet at Shenanigans from 4:30-5:30 PM
for FREE pupus and then off to sample some
great food truck specialties at the Kauai
Brew. Bring $$ for dinner. Live in town and
want to be picked up?? Can do!! Must be 21
yrs and up. Sign up at the CRC by NOON Thu,
Sep 8 or Oct 6 to secure your spot.
ISLAND MUSIC
FRI, SEP 23 & OCT 21 • 6 – 8 PM • SHENANIGANS •
FREE OPEN TO ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PATRONS &
MWR GUEST CARD HOLDERS
Enjoy live entertainment by some of
Kauai’s finest. Enjoy a great meal while
listening to great local talent and watch
the sunset over Ni’ihau.
DJ NIGHT
FRI, SEP 30 • 9 PM-MIDNIGHT • SHENANIGANS FREE
OPEN TO ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PERSONS & MWR
GUEST CARD HOLDERS 18 YRS & UP.
Join us at Shenanigans for Live DJ, Pupus
and fun!
SCARYOKE
FRI, OCT 7 • 9 PM TO MIDNIGHT • SHENANIGANS
FREE • OPEN TO ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PATRONS
& MWR GUEST CARD HOLDERS
Come howl at the moon at our
SPOOKTACULAR karaoke night! Show off
your spell casting vocals at our All Hands
Club, Shenanigans!! No charge and
FREE pupus!
HALLOWEEN PARTY
FRI, OCT 28 • 8PM – 1AM • SHENANIGANS FREE
335-4708 OR 335-4346 • OPEN TO ALL MILITARY
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MONGOLIAN
–BBQ–
FRI, SEP 9
5 – 9 PM
95¢ PER OZ.
Create your own
stir-fry from a variety
of meats, vegetables
and savory sauces
and our staff will stir
fry your creation right
in front of you.
Prime Rib
Buffet
FRI, OCT. 7
5 - 9 P.M.
Adults: $32 • 10-14 yrs: $22
5-9 yrs: $13
Prime Rib & more!
Crab-laced Mahi Mahi,
Seasoned Vegetables | Steamed
Rice | Roasted Potatoes
Salad Bar | Soup of the day
MODIFIED MENU AVAILABLE: Pizzas & desserts
For reservations please call: 808-335-4708 from 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m.
or 808-335-4706 from 4-9 p.m.
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AFFILIATED PERSONS & MWR GUEST CARD HOLDERS
Join us at Shenanigans for this fun
packed eve. Costume contest, DJ, FREE
pupus, games, prizes and FUN!! Open to
all PMRF Military, DOD, Contractors and
families 18 yrs & older. MWR Card Holders
are welcome.
COMMUNITY RECREATION
Bldg. 1267 • 335-4708 • 335-4380
BLACK JACK TOURNAMENT
WED, SEP 14 • 6 PM • SHENANIGANS • FREE OPEN TO
ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PATRONS & MWR GUEST
CARD HOLDERS 18 YRS & UP
Get your Black Jack On! Great prizes!!
Sign up at Shenanigans by Tue, Sep 13 at
5 PM. Claim your seat by 5:45 PM at the
tournament; unclaimed spots will be filled
on a first come, first served basis thereafter.
SHUFFLEBOARD TOURNAMENT
WED, SEP 21 • 6 PM • SHENANIGANS • FREE OPEN TO
ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PERSONS & MWR GUEST
CARD HOLDERS
Great prizes and FREE pupus for participants!
Come show off your skills, beat the
competition, and earn your bragging rights!
Sign up or show up at Shenanigans.
TEXAS HOLD ‘EM TOURNAMENT
WED, OCT 12 • 6 PM • SHENANIGANS • FREE OPEN
TO ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PERSONS & MWR
GUEST CARD HOLDERS 18 YRS & UP
Great prizes and FREE pupus for participants!!
Sign up at Shenanigans by Tue, Oct 11. Claim
your seat by 5:45 PM at the tournament;
unclaimed spots will be filled on a first
come, first served basis thereafter.
DART TOURNAMENT
THU, OCT 19 • 6PM • SHENANIGANS • FREE OPEN TO
ALL MILITARY AFFILIATED PERSONS & MWR GUEST
CARD HOLDERS 18 YRS. & UP
Great prizes and FREE pupus for
participants! Please sign up at Shenanigans
by Wed, Oct 18 at 5 PM.
TRIPS, TOURS & OUTINGS
335-4195 | 335-4380
EZ BEACH DAY & BBQ
SAT, SEP 10 & OCT 8 • 9 AM-3PM • BBQ 11 AM1:30 PM • FREE • OPEN TO ALL MILITARY, DOD,
CONTRACTORS, AND FAMILIES
MWR will be set up for a fun day at
Kalapaki Bay. There’s a lot to do in this
area, from relaxing on the beach, water
sports, shopping or dining at local eateries
in the Harbor. MWR will provide the SUP’s,
surfboards, boogie boards and a FREE BBQ.
Directions/Parking: Enter the Marriot
complex, drive past the hotel entrance, and
take the right turn down the hill before the
golf course. Keep right to the parking lot
at the bottom alongside the hotel to park.
Follow the walking path between the two
buildings and it leads right to the beach,
MWR will be set up to the left.
POW WOW IN PARADISE
SAT, SEP 24 • 10 AM • FREE TRANSPORTATION FOR
MILITARY/FAMILY • $5 DOD, CONTRACTORS &
FAMILIES/GUESTS
Join Kauai’s Pow Wow Council for their
18th Annual Culture event at Kapa’a Beach
Park. Experience Native American culture’s
art, song, dance and tradition. Indigenous
vendors, family activities, and Pow Wow
dance presentations. Sign up at the CRC by
Noon Fri, Sep 23.
KAUAI CHOCOLATE &
COFFEE FESTIVAL
naf jobs
NAF HUMAN RESOURCES
422-3784
600 MAIN ST., BLDG 3456
JOB OPPORTUNITIES
Join our team and start working
with the military in Hawaii. Search
for civilianpositions with our Fleet
and FamilyReadiness organization.
Our teamincludes great individuals
who work inrecreation and sports,
child care, hoteland food service,
and business positions.
CONTINUOUS
RECRUITMENT
Rec Aide (Community Recreation)
Rec Aide (Lifeguard)
Child and Youth Program Assistant
CYP Operations Clerk (Child and
Youth Program)
Child and Youth Program Custodian
Food Service Worker (Shenanigans)
Waiter/Waitress (Shenanigans)
Custodial Worker (Housekeeping)
SAT, OCT 22 • VAN DEPARTS @ 11 AM • FREE TO ALL
MILITARY, DOD, CONTRACTORS & FAMILIES
Experience the 2nd Annual Kauai Chocolate
& Coffee Festival in historic Hanapepe
Town. Celebrating everything chocolate
and coffee! Enjoy displays, demonstrations,
classes, tours and samples. Sign up at the
CRC by Noon on Fri, Oct 21 to secure your
spot in the van
HOW TO APPLY
Obtain posted NAF job application
at www.greatlifehawaii.com.
Application and any required
documents should besubmitted to:
CNRH FFR
Attn: NAF Human Resources
600 Main Street, Bldg. 3456
Honolulu, HI 96818
or email to:
[email protected]
or fax to: 808-422-3782
Commander Navy Region Hawaii
(CNRH)is an Equal Employment
OpportunityEmployer (EEOE)
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SEPTEMBER
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
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5
LABOR DAY
MWR ON HOLIDAY HOURS
In observance of National
Mushroom Month
Check out our Mushroom
Appetizer Specials
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YOUTH CTR
LIBERTY CENTER
YOUTH CENTER
CDC
TRIPS, TOURS & OUTINGS
CDC
SPECIAL EVENTS
Youth Open Recreation
5-7 PM @ Youth Center
New Month Lunch
11:30 AM @ Liberty Center
Fleet & Family Readiness
Parent & Child Play Day
11 AM-1 PM @ Bldg. 1291
FREE
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FITNESS CTR
Captain’s Cup Racquetball
LeagueRound Robin begins
today @ Racquetball Court
YOUTH CENTER
National Chocolate
Milkshake & Video
Games Day • 3-4:30 PM
3
FREE
SEPTEMBER 1-30
• National Childhood Obesity
... Awareness Month
• Parallel Dip Challenge
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SATURDAY
SPECIAL EVENTS
Friday Night Karaoke
9 PM @ Shenanigans
SHENANIGANS
FITNESS CENTER
SEPTEMBER 1-30
FRIDAY
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CDC
National Ants on a Log Day
FREE
YOUTH CENTER
Fall Camp Registration
2-5 PM @ Youth Center
FREE
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YOUTH CENTER
Fall Camp Registration
2-5 PM @ Youth Center
LIBERTY
Wailua Kayak & Secret Falls
Hike • Van departs Liberty
Center @ 9 AM
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Teen Open Recreation
5-7 PM ● Youth Center
FREE
Food Truck Eats & Kauai
Beer Company
4:30 PM Lihue
SHENANIGANS
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YOUTH CENTER
Fall Camp Registration
2-5 PM @ Youth Center
LIBERTY
Wailua Kayak & Secret
Falls Hike
9 AM
Black Jack Tournament
6 PM @ Shenanigans • 18 &
up FREE
Fall Camp Registration
2-5 PM @ Youth Center
Grandparents Day
8:30-9:30 AM @ CDC
EZ Beach Day & BBQ
9 AM-3 PM @ Kalapaki
Beach
FREE
Mongolian BBQ
5 PM @ Shenanigans
CDC
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National Play-Doh Day
All day @ CDC
FREE
YOUTH CENTER
Fall Camp Registration
2-5 PM ● Youth Center
LIBERTY
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YOUTH CENTER
Youth Open Recreation
5-7 PM @ Youth Center
LIBERTY
Mid-Month
Smoothie Series
11:30 AM @ Liberty Center
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COMMUNITY EVENTS
Shuffleboard Tournament
6 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
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YOUTH CENTER
LIBERTY
FREE
Teen Open Recreation
5-7 PM @ Youth Center
Waimea Movie Night
Van departs Liberty Center
@ 6 PM
Cooking With Liberty
5-8 PM @ Liberty Center
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YOUTH CENTER
Teen Club – Lasagna Rolls
& Movies
6-9:30 PM @ Youth Center,
SPECIAL EVENTS
Island Music
6-8 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
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YOUTH CENTER
LIBERTY
Craft Club – Band Aid Day
3-4:30 PM @ Youth Center
FREE
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No Dough Dinner
5 PM @ Liberty Center
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SPECIAL EVENTS
DJ Night
9 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
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TRIPS, TOURS & OUTINGS
Pow Wow in Paradise
10 AM @ Kapa’a Beach Park
FREE
OCTOBER
SUNDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
THURSDAY
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
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SHENANIGANS
FITNESS CENTER
OCTOBER 1-31
OCTOBER 1-31
In observance of Apple Month
Try our Brown Butter &
Cinnamon Sundae for $5
• Health Literacy Month
• Rowing Challenge
... (500/2000 meters)
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FITNESS CENTER
Deadline to sign up for
Discoverers race
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CDC
FITNESS CENTER
YOUTH CENTER
SHENANIGANS
TRIPS, TOURS & OUTINGS
SPECIAL EVENTS
FREE
Toot your Flute Day
10-11 AM @ CDC
FREE
YOUTH CENTER
Youth Open Recreation
5-7 PM @ Youth Center
Discoverers Race
5 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
Open House - Navy Birthday
Celebration
6-7:30 PM @ Youth Center
CDC
SPECIAL EVENTS
Fleet and Family Readiness
Parent & Child Play Day
11 AM-1 PM @ Bldg. 1291
FREE
Food Truck Eats & Kauai
Beer Company
4:30 PM @ Lihue
Prime Rib Buffet
5 PM @ Shenanigans $$
EZ Beach Day & BBQ
9 AM- 3 PM @ Kalapaki
Beach
Scaryoke
9 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
LIBERTY
New Month Lunch
11:30 AM @ Liberty Center
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COLUMBUS DAY
MWR ON HOLIDAY HOURS
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YOUTH CENTER
YOUTH CENTER
CDC
FITNESS CENTER
CDC
Open House
5-7 PM @ CDC
YOUTH CENTER
Fall Break Youth Fitness
Classes
10-11 AM @ Fitness Center
Fall Break Youth Fitness
Classes
10-11 AM @ Fitness Center
National Bring your Teddy
Bear to School Day
All day @ CDC FREE
COMMUNITY EVENTS
Texas Hold ‘Em Tournament
6 PM @ Shenanigans • 18 &
up • FREE
Navy Birthday Celebration
Time: TBD
YOUTH CENTER
Fall Break Field Trip – TBA
9:30 AM-3:30 PM
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LIBERTY
Family Recreation Day
11 AM-1 pm @ Fitness
Center
Outfitters Kauai Zipline
Kahuna Trek
Van departs Liberty Center
@ 12:45 PM
Fall Break Youth Fitness
Classes
10-11 AM @ Fitness Center
LIBERTY
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Mid-Month Smoothie Series
11:30 AM @ Liberty Center
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YOUTH CENTER
COMMUNITY EVENTS
YOUTH CENTER
Youth Open Recreation
5-7 PM @ Youth Center
Dart Tournament
6 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
Teen Open Recreation
5-7 PM @ Youth Center
LIBERTY
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SPECIAL EVENTS
TRIPS, TOURS & OUTINGS
Island Music
6-8 PM @ Shenanigans
FREE
Kauai Chocolate & Coffee
Festival
Van Departs @ 11 AM
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Waimea Movie Night
Van departs Liberty Center
@ 6 PM
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LIBERTY
YOUTH CENTER
YOUTH CENTER
FREE
FREE
No Dough Dinner
6 PM @ Liberty Center &
Scary Movie Night
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CDC
Fall Festival
9-11 AM @ CDC
Haunted Maze Of Screams
7-8:30 PM @ Youth Center
Haunted Maze Of Screams
7-8:30 PM @ Youth Center
SPECIAL EVENTS
Halloween Party
8 PM-1 AM @ Shenanigans
FREE
FREE
HAPPY HALLOWEEN
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LIBERTY PROGRAM
Bldg. 1225 B • 335-4346
Daily................................................. 24 hours a day
This program is primarily for young, enlisted
service members: all unaccompanied
personnel assigned to U.S. Navy installations
are eligible to participate. Guests are
allowed to participate in selected activities
on a space-available basis. Guest does not
receive a Liberty Program discount.
NEW MONTH LUNCH
WED, SEP 7 & OCT 5 • 11:30 AM-1 PM • FREE
LIBERTY CENTER • 335-4346
Calling all Single Sailors and Geo Bachelors!
Join us at the Liberty Center for a FREE lunch
and updates on upcoming Liberty events
and activities.
MID-MONTH SMOOTHIE SERIES
WED, SEP 14 & OCT 12 • 11:30 AM-1PM LIBERTY
CENTER • FREE
Good fats and healthy snacks. Come for a
smoothie and take a snack pack to go!
WAILUA KAYAK & SECRET
FALLS HIKE
THU, SEP 15 • 9 AM • FREE
Take a leisurely kayak paddle up the
Wailua River. After 45 min, the hike begins
into the depths of a Kauai forest. The
hiking portion: Approx. 2 miles. Difficulty:
Moderate, water crossings, muddy. MWR
provides transportation, drinking water and
equipment. What to bring: water shoes,
clothing that can get muddy/wet, towel,
change of clothing, lunch/snacks, sunscreen
and camera. Sign up by Tue, Sep. 13 to
secure your spot.
COOKING WITH LIBERTY
TUE, SEP 20 • 5-8 PM • FREE • LIBERTY CENTER
Roll up your sleeves and get down to
business of the delicious kind! Cooking with
Liberty class shows you how easy it is to
prepare delicious meals without a lot of
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fuss. You don’t need to bring anything but
your appetites! Please call for more info.
WAIMEA MOVIE NIGHT
THU, SEP 22 & OCT 20 • VAN DEPARTS LIBERTY AT 6
PM • LIBERTY CENTER
Calling all Single Sailors and Geo Bachelors!
Movie is on us. Bring $$ for concessions.
Thursdays are $1 hot dog night!
OUTFITTERS KAUAI ZIPLINE
KAHUNA TREK
SAT, OCT 15 • $20 • VAN DEPARTS LIBERTY
AT 12:45 PM
Outfitter’s newest course will have you
soaring above towering trees, forest canopy
and high above rivers and waterfalls. No
beginner lines. This six-line course will make
you feel like you are an expert. Enjoy the
amazing views of Kipu Ranch’s beautiful
terrain that were made famous in movies.
Weight Maximum: 275 lbs. Sign up at the
CRC by Thu, Oct. 6.
NO DOUGH DINNER
WED, SEP 28 • 5 PM • FREE • LIBERTY CENTER
Please join us at the Liberty Center for a
great dinner!
NO DOUGH DINNER &
SCARY MOVIE NIGHT
OCT 26 • 6 PM • FREE • LIBERTY CENTER
Please join us at the Liberty Center for a
scary movie with screams, horror trivia and
tasty treats and tricks.
AQUATICS
Bldg. 1302 • 335-4391
POOL HOURS OF OPERATION
Monday, Wednesday & Friday:
Lap Swim.........................................11 AM-1:30 PM
Open Swim......................................... 3:30-5:30 PM
Tuesday & Thursday:
Lap Swim.........................................11 AM-1:30 PM
Saturday, Sunday & Holidays:
Open Swim........................................... 11 AM-5 PM
MOVIE HOUSE
Bldg. 1315 • Recorded Message: 335-4210
Friday, Saturday, Sunday.............................7:30 PM
Movies are FREE . Concessions available
for purchase.
• Sun, Sep. 11 - Join us and receive a FREE popsicle for Patriot Day.
• Sat, Oct 15 - Join us and receive a FREE bag of M & M’s for Sweetest Day.
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ADVENTURE CENTER
Bldg. 1293 • 335-4195
Monday – Friday.............................. 8:30 AM-5 PM
Saturday, Sunday & Holiday
............................................................ 10 AM-3 PM
18TH ANNUAL POWWOW
IN PARADISE
SEPTEMBER 23-25 • 11 AM-6 PM • KAPA’A BALL PARK
The 18th annual Kaua’i Powwow In
Paradise will be held September 23-25,
2016. This event is located on the east
side of the island at the beautiful Kapa’a
Beach Park in downtown Kapa’a. This is
a FREE family event with special Native
American crafting and education tents;
Native American drumming, organic Fry
Bread food booth, and hand-made one of
a kind Native American art and crafts. Also
a special Hawaiian blessing and Grand
Entry parade.
20TH ANNUAL COCONUT FESTIVAL
SAT, OCT 1-2 • 9 AM-5 PM • KAPA’A BEACH
PARK • FREE
The Kapa’a`a Business Association presents
Kauai’s 20th Annual Coconut Festival
Saturday, October 1 and Sunday, October
2 at Kapa`a Beach Park! Celebrate all that
is Coconut with unique coconut crafts,
coconut games, delicious coconut foods
and contests with some of the best crafters,
artists and entertainers in Hawaii! Enjoy non
stop music, taiko drummers, hula, and fun.
FAMILY
Recreation Day
Friday, October 14
11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
Fitness Center
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available for the whole family to participate in.
PLUS, snacks and drinks will be provided.
Open to all Authorized PMRF Personnel.
Call 335-4379
for more info.
Live music Saturday and Sunday. Lots of fun for
keiki too. With a children’s stage, petting zoo,
inflatables and coconut activities. Cooking
demos by some of the island’s best chefs.
PRINCESS KA’IULANI
KEIKI FESTIVAL
OCTOBER 14-15 • NOON-4 PM • FREE HANAPEPE
TOWN @ SPARKY’S GARDEN STORYBOOK THEATRE
This family friendly event honors the life
of Princess Kaiulani and the role that she
played in a critical time in Hawaiian history.
The festival began as the Kauai Keiki Story
Fest and has deep roots in the promotion
of literacy. In fact, the festival is held in
October in conjunction with National Book
Month and the Princess’ birthday.
The day long Keiki Fest offers a full day of
family friendly fun throughout the festival
grounds and includes: Hawaiian cultural
activities, performances by local hula halau,
celebrity story readers from the Kauai
Children’s Authors Guild, Princess Kaiulani’s
costumed children’s unity parade, children’s
arts and crafts, a keiki talent show as well as
food and family friendly vendor booths and
the Princess’ Birthday Party. Representation
from local schools will showcase projects in
progress and service and civic organizations
will be on-hand to offer family resources.
This event is FREE and open to the public.
The theme of this year’s event is “Honoring
the Ali’i of Old”. This family friendly event
includes live entertainment, hula, children’s
activities, cultural activities, a children’s
art exhibit, children’s performances, taiko
drumming, a royal procession and parade,
and children’s story time. The festival
culminates with the Princess’ Birthday Party
in Sparky’s Garden at Storybook Theatre.
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EO E EMALANI I ALAKAI
IN COMMEMORATION OF QUEEN EMMA
SAT, OCT. 8 • 9 AM-4 PM • KŌKE‘E STATE PARK
KANALOAHULUHULU MEADOW AT MILE MARKER 15
ON KŌKE‘E ROAD
Since 1988, Hui o Laka/Kōke‘e Museum
has hosted “Eō e Emalani i Alaka‘i” to
commemorate an historic event honoring
Queen Emma’s visit to Kōke‘e and Alaka‘i
Swamp in 1871. Each year people are
chosen to represent Queen Emma, her
guide Kaluahi, and attendants. Invited hālau
from around the state and Japan honor the
queen with dances and chants honoring
Kaleleonalani – Traveler of the Mountains.
The event starts at 9 AM along with exhibits,
crafts and snack sales in the Kanaloahuluhulu
Meadow. After the Queen’s party ride
into the Meadow at 11 AM, a dozen hālau
perform dances and chants honoring Queen
Emma. It is important to understand the
performances are gifts to the Queen and
not to the audience. There is no admission
although donations are accepted at the
Kōke‘e Museum. Parking is extremely
limited with carpooling strongly suggested.
COMMUNITY
RECREATION CENTER
(CRC)
Located in Bldg 1293 • 335-4195
Come in to get out at our one stop shop.
We have all the outdoor gear ready for your
island needs. Beach chairs, boogie boards,
surfboards, snorkel gear, kayaks, camping
equipment and more. Have Fun in the Sun,
Kauai style.
MANA MOTORS
Auto Skills Center • Bldg. 1276 • 335-4439
Tuesday – Friday................................. Noon – 8 PM
Saturday................................................. 9 AM-5 PM
The automotive braking system is the heart
of vehicle safety. Brake pads and shoes wear
as mileage increases. On the average, most
brake pads wear to marginal wear limits
within 40-50 thousand miles for the daily
driver. For extreme driving condition (steep
grades, stop and go traffic), brake pads can
wear as low as 30 thousand miles or less.
Another important part of the brake system
is brake drums & rotors. They too can wear
and warp from extreme heat temperatures
generated by excessive braking. When
performing any form of brake pad or brake
shoe replacement, it is recommended to
have the drums and rotors resurfaced while
installing new pads or shoes.
For the month of September and October,
stop by Mana Motors to perform a brake
service pad and or shoe replacement and
we can resurface your brake rotors/drums
at ½ off from standard resurfacing fees.
If you purchase any set of brake shoes or
brake pads through Mana Motors, receive a
10% discount on any brand of brake pads or
shoes or any brake related products
***THIS SPECIAL APPLIES TO ALL ACTIVE DUTY
MILITARY ONLY***
September | October 2016
ON GOING
Island
Events
ALOHA FRIDAY LEI
MAKING WORKSHOP
FREE lei-making workshops are held every
Friday at the West Kaua`i Technology &
Visitors Center from 9:30-11 AM. Come learn
how to create the Hawaiian symbol of aloha.
For reservations and info call 338-1332.
COCONUT MARKETPLACE
ENTERTAINMENT
The Coconut Marketplace is an open-air
market, which houses 70 different shops
and restaurants. Every Wednesday evening
the marketplace offers FREE entertainment
at 5 PM and includes local hula dancers. FMI
call 822-3641.
E KANIKAPILA KAKOU
PROGRAM
Composers, songwriters and kumu hula
share their compositions, knowledge and
love of Hawaiian music. Learn songs on the
`ukelele and sing with the presenters in a
backyard-style jam held at Island School
auditorium in Puhi, Mondays, 6 AM-9 PM.
FMI 245-2733.
HANAPEPE ART NIGHT
Every Friday, Hanapepe Town’s nine galleries
open their doors for an evening of artistic
adventure. Stroll through Main Street and
enjoy fine art and live entertainment. You
can also purchase local goodies and crafts
as you make your way through the galleries.
You’ll find the perfect souvenir from your
visit to Kaua`i Friday nights, 6 PM. Admission
is FREE. FMI call 246-2111.
HISTORIC
WAIMEA
WALKING
TOUR
Tour historic Waimea, the
place where Captain Cook
first landed in Hawai`i.
This town was once a major
population center and the home to
ruling chiefs. Missionaries established
schools, and rice and sugar growers
changed the landscape. Every Monday, the
FREE 90-minute tour begins at the West
Kaua`i Technology and Visitor Center @ 9
AM. For reservations and more info
call 338-1332.
KAPA`A HISTORY TOUR
Interpretive guides from the Kaua`i
OLD WAIMEA
SUGAR PLANTATION
WALKING TOUR
Tour Waimea Plantation Cottages and
the neighboring Waimea Sugar Company
“camp” houses, which date from the turn of
the century. Tours are held every Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at 9-10:30 AM. FMI
and reservations, call 337-1005.
SLACK KEY GUITAR &
UKULELE CONCERTS
Enjoy traditional Hawaiian slack key guitar
and `ukulele every weekend at the
Hanalei Family Community Center from
4-5:30 PM. Tickets are $20 adults, $15 for
keiki & seniors). FMI call 826-1469.
TAHITIAN DANCE
Historical Society give 90-minute walking
tours on the history and architecture of
Kapa`a Town. Tours are held every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday at 10 AM. Tickets
are $15 for adults and $5 for keiki under 12.
The minimum tour size required is 2 adults.
Reservations required. FMI call 245-3373.
Urahutia Productions presents FREE Tahitian
dance performances every Monday and
Thursday from 4:30-5:15 PM at Po`ipu
Shopping Village. Performances are held
under the banyon tree. FMI call 742-2831.
KAUAI MUSEUM TOUR
Last Saturday of every month. Enjoy the
last Saturday of the month in Kilauea
town at Kilauea Art Night. Discover locally
made pottery, wood work, original fine art,
jewelry, organic skincare, handmade soaps,
wish trees, apparel, chocolates and more.
From Monday through Friday, docents
provide interpretation of Kaua`i and
Ni`ihau culture as they lead tours through
the museum’s galleries. FREE tour with
admission. The tour occurs every Monday at
2 PM, and every Tuesday through Friday at
10:30 AM. FMI call 245-6931.
MONTHLY STARWATCH
Kaua`i is an ideal location for astronomical
observation. The Kaua`i Educational
Association for Science & Astronomy
conducts a monthly starwatch in Kaumakani
at the softball field at sunset. FMI on dates
and times, call 332-7827.
`OHANA DAY
Families and visitors are invited to join
Kaua`i Museum for a day of demonstrations,
exhibits and fun. View native Hawaiian art
and artifacts preserved in the main exhibit.
Held on the first Saturday of every month.
Admission is FREE. FMI call 245-6931.
KILAUEA ART NIGHT
There is a wide variety of food vendors from
around Kauai. Enjoy dinner listening to live
music; 3 musical offerings each month on
the grounds of the historic stone building.
Don’t miss the Keiki Fire & Light performance
at 7 PM on the back lawn! Join us every last
Saturday from 4-8 PM in Kilauea.
KEALIA FARM MARKET
& TOURS
On Mondays & Fri 3-7 PM
The farmers at Kealia offer their produce
and products under a covered lanai at Kealia
Farm. Visitors can take a wagon ride to tour
the farm and waterfall during the market
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9 p.m. – Midnight
Come howl at the moon at our
SPOOKTACULAR KARAOKE NIGHT!
Show off your spell casting vocals!
No charge and FREE pupus!
Open to all military affiliated
OCTOBER
27 & 28
7-8:30 PM
YOUTH CTR
patrons & MWR guest card holders
Prizes
FREE
OPEN TO ALL
ELIGIBLE PMRF
PATRONS
Follow in the footsteps of the survivors as
you journey through the dark shadowy,
HAUNTED MAZE OF SCREAMS. If you
dare to survive, a Halloween surprise will
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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28
8 PM – 1 AM
Join us at Shenanigans for this fun packed
eve. Cosume contest, DJ, FREE pupus,
games, prizes & fun.
Open to all PMRF Military, DoD,
Contractors & Families 18 years & older.
MWR card holders are welcome to attend.
BIG CELEBRATION
Monday, October 31
9 – 11 a.m. at the CDC
Join us as we parade through the neighborhood.
We also have games, jumping castle, tatoos
and much more.
Please call 335-4708 for more info.
Please call 335-4453 for more info.