Art Made to Order — "Draw the Line" a fundraiser for KKT

Whatever your plans are for Friday night (2/17) do the right side of your brain a favor and start off your evening on the lanai in front of Kumu Kahua Theatre in Chinatown. There you'll find artists like Solomon Enos, Ryan Higa, Jon J. Murakami, Aaron Padilla, Cade Roster, and Mike Watanabe to name a few, all creating in their own artistic styles—live! 

I attended the event last year and have my very own made-to-order Solomon Enos original to prove it. I'm looking at it right now. An impression of two people on the beach watching a full midnight moon set over the water. My honey surprised me. He described to Enos a very special moment—a memory from our early days of courtship—which the talented artist then turned into a work of art. 

So sweet. Just the thing to melt a girl's heart...a belated valentine, maybe...Each piece sells for $20 with all the proceeds going to support the theatre.

This year, as if the art wasn't reason enough to go, Stephanie Keiko Kong will be providing live music as well. I've heard her sing and it's a beautiful thing. There will also be food and wine for sale and coupons for discounted framing.

Afterwards, you can check out Kumu's current production, the absolutely stellar Saturday Night at the Pāhala Theatre. If you've already seen it, go again—it's that good! Or you could head up the street to Mark's Garage to catch one of three performances of The Vagina Monologues. 

"Draw the Line" is from 6-8pm. For more information, see the Facebook event page or call the KKT box office: 808-536-4441 

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