Halloween

Centered Wednesdays 1 Year Anniversary – Halloween w/ Residents

CENTERED WEDNESDAYS 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY (PT 3)

WEDNESDAY, OCT 30TH 2019

We’re celebrating our amazing team of resident DJ’s with an all night b2b lineup of your favorite Centered block-rockers.

** cash prize costume contest **

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9 PM – 2 AM | 21+
Nextdoor
43 N Hotel Street, Honolulu
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< OCTOBER ANNIVERSARY MONTH CALENDAR >
OCT 2ND – SYDNEY BLU Centered Wednesdays 1 Year Anniversary – Sydney Blu (Oct 2nd)
OCT 9TH – TBA
OCT 16TH – DJ HELL Centered Wednesdays 1 Year Anniversary – DJ HELL (Oct 16th)
OCT 23RD – TBA
OCT 30TH – HALLOWEEN w/ RESIDENTS

C E N T E R E D
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@centeredhawaii #centeredweds
<good techno (+) good people>

Rave Till The Grave

The Scrubs Collective presents Rave Till The Grave! Join us for a Halloween Pre-Party at Nextdoor featuring Oahu’s hottest DJs playing EDM, hip hop, and throwbacks all night long!

Featured DJs
That One Scrub B2B Novah
Marcoast
WillTheThrill
Brochowski B2B Kariminal

$10 Presale
$15 Door

Set times TBA. Costumes and rave attire welcomed!

Hilight Fridays Twerk or Treat Edition

Come decked out in costume or regular attire as we bring you Twerk or Treat, Friday Oct 25th, Club Nextdoor. $150 Twerk Contest, treats, and more. 18 to enter, 21+ $5 Entry til 11. Let’s get it!

In it’s third year HiLight Friday has become Honolulu’s favorite destination for hip hop, top hits and good vibes all night. With MC Juju on the Mic and Dom and friends on the ones and twos guests are guranteed to dance the night away.
Night includes the top djs in Hawaii and drink specials all night.
For larger groups and birthdays dm us for bottle specials!

Centered Wednesdays 1 Year Anniversary – DJ HELL

CENTERED WEDNESDAYS 1 YEAR ANNIVERSARY (PT 2)

WEDNESDAY, OCT 16TH 2019

~ DJ HELL ~

44 years old, 1 internationally successful record company, thousands of DJ gigs, 3 albums as an artist, 1 football coaching license, 4 renowned music awards, 1 Ford Mustang, 1 club. Can success be quantified? Probably. Can DJ Hell be quantified? No.

Even though the above mentioned figures are impressive, the Hell phenomenon isn’t explicable by numbers. But you can explain it by telling his life story. Born 1962 in the village of Altenmarkt, Upper Bavaria, Germany, Hell achieved a worldwide breakthrough without compromising, without bending himself in any way. After so many years as a DJ and label boss he is still cutting edge, still lives today, is still hipper than any twentysomething. A star DJ without an interest in drugs, an ardent supporter of the FC Bayern Munich
football team who collaborates with Donatella Versace, who adores his mum’s pork roast, kicked off the eighties revival almost singlehandedly and rocked just about every club from New York to Tokyo. All that in a single lifetime. That is DJ Hell.

It all started with Hell spinning records. First at the legendary Libella club, out in the country, where he was so innovative, so exciting that it only was a question of time before he moved on to nearby Munich. There he went through EBM and the initial stages of techno and by that time it was already him who influenced people rather than him being influenced. And that was noticed in other cities, other clubs. That’s how he got to see the world. The first releases came about in a flash: “My definition of house music“ – still valid today – and “Geteert und Gefedert” (“Tarred and Feathered“), the first album. He put a meaning to the terms serious, tough and minimal and when everybody had understood he moved on immediately. That’s why he founded his own label, International Deejay Gigolos, and started to release new and exciting music: Miss Kittin & The Hacker, Fischerspooner, Zombie Nation, Psychonauts, Terranova, all household names within the
international electronica community by now. Meanwhile he still found some time to work on his own artist career. “Munich Machine“ was a manifesto and love letter to a city he’d made his own, including the Barry Manilow cover version “Copa“, a massive hit. By 2000 it was time for his own club, out in the bavarian
countryside of course, the “Villa“. The people look different compared to a regular techno club, it is there that you begin to understand that innovation is a question of your state of mind and not your origin. Summer 2003 sees the release of his new album “N.Y. Muscle“. Fresh again, different again, re-inventing himself again. Hell collaborates with the legendary Playboy founder Hugh Hefner and with P. Diddy. All that in a single lifetime.
And then the infamous broadcast of the Love Parade 2000, Hell, towering above a million people.
Seeing, visualising, that is of enormous relevance to Hell. He managed to convey pure music as well as pure style during his twenty-five year DJ career. Quite understandable for someone who entered the stage during the era of punk and new wave. The individual look, the do-it-yourself approach, the elitism. That’s how it grew.
I am sure that if you asked him where the limit is, he simply wouldn’t understand.

Support:
TBA

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9 PM – 2 AM | 18+
Nextdoor
43 N Hotel Street, Honolulu
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< OCTOBER ANNIVERSARY MONTH CALENDAR >
OCT 2ND – SYDNEY BLU
OCT 9TH – TBA
OCT 16TH – DJ HELL
OCT 23RD – TBA
OCT 30TH – HALLOWEEN w/ RESIDENTS

C E N T E R E D
www.facebook.com/centeredhawaii
@centeredhawaii #centeredweds
<good techno (+) good people>

Hallowbaloo 2018: Music, Arts and Craft Beer Festival! Hawaii’s

(All ticket purchases are non-refundable. Event held rain or shine.)
% of Bar Sales will be donated to Habitat for Humanit fundraiser for Volcano Relief

The 11th Annual Hallowbaloo: Costumes, Music, Food, Arts and Craft Beer Festival
Historic Downtown Honolulu, Chinatown and venues at Aloha Tower Marketplace.
SEE VIDEOS FROM PAST HALLOWBALOOS:
https://vimeo.com/240618987
https://vimeo.com/240619009
https://vimeo.com/195734992

www.hallowbaloo.com (update coming soon)

On Saturday, Oct. 27th, Honolulu’s Chinatown Arts District, Aloha Tower and historic downtown transform into a spooktacular celebration of music, craft beer, food, art, entertainment and thousands of costumes starting at 5:00 pm. Join us for an evening you’ll never forget! For over 10 years Hallowbaloo has brought together over 50,000 people to celebrate the arts and celebration of Halloween.

Highlights:

– Hawaii’s Largest Halloween Outdoor Craft Beer experience

(Purchase a VIP wristband and receive 5 craft beer tastings in our Craft Beer Street Festival arena, get our special Hallowbaloo collectors stein, includes priority access to bars with Stein and Vip entry to clubs)

– 3 Stages of Music and entertainment

-Food Trucks

-$1000 Costume Contest

and much much more!

STREET FESTIVAL TICKETS SOLD ONSITE STARTING AT 5:00PM.
ARRIVE EARLY.
WILL SELL OUT QUICKLY – LIMITED # AVAILABLE.

Admission to the street festival is complimentary with any Club Hallowbaloo, or Hallowbaloo Ball (VIP) wristband. Street festival wristbands will be sold onsite on a first come, first served basis starting at 5:00pm. These wristbands provide access to the street festival ONLY. Limited # available and will sell out extremely quickly. ARRIVE EARLY TO PURCHASE. If you arrive after the street festival wristbands sell out and you do not already have a Club Hallowbaloo, Fast Pass or Hallowbaloo Ball wristband, you will be turned away. The street festival is 21 & older only unless accompanied by a parent. Free admission for keiki accompanied by parent.

The Hallowbaloo Street Festival and Hallowbaloo Ball kick off festivities at 5:00pm in China Town and surrounding and the surrounding streets. We couldn’t be more excited about our return! With iconic landmarks, manicured lawns and expansive tree canopies, the area has the look and feel of a state park and serves as the perfect oasis for sharing Halloween aloha and enjoying rambunctious rhythms. At 9pm, Club Hallowbaloo revs up in Chinatown and Aloha Tower Marketplace with bodacious beats bouncing deep into the night at 10 venues.

There’s Halloween cheer, entertainment, bites and beverages to suit every fancy. For families and revelers who prefer a smooth ghoulish glide, an early jaunt through Hallowbaloo’s street festival, including dinner at one of its delectable pop-ups (Square Barrels, Hawaiian Fresh Farms, Istanbul Restaurant, Olay’s Thai Express and more), will be hard to beat. And of course, if you’re one of the many who view Hallowbaloo as the ultimate euphoric release, take a double dip of masquerade mayhem by dancing through the nearly 10,000 costumed revelers who fill our street festival grounds and Club Hallowbaloo.

Hallowbaloo hijinks happen only once a year. Get your costumes ready!

Hallowbaloo 2016 – HiSAM

P.L.A.Y. TIME – P.ursue a L.ife of A.rt and Y.outhfulness

HALLOWBALOO STREET FESTIVAL
5:00PM – 11:00PM
Enjoy costumes, music, art and food in one of Hawaii’s most beautiful venues!

ONO EATS
5:00PM – 11:00PM
Street Festival – Richards St.
Pop-up eateries at your beck and call with tasty treats ranging from indulgent delights to farm-to-table goodness from Square Barrels, Istanbul Restaurant, Hawaiian Fresh Farms, Delice Crepes, Olay’s Thai Express, Hawaii Hot Dogs, Nosh, Sky Kombucha and India Cafe.

CLUB HALLOWBALOO
7:00PM – 2:00AM
Chinatown & Aloha Tower Marketplace Venues
11 Clubs, One Cover ‘til 2am – We’ve expanded! Now includes Chinatown and Aloha Tower Marketplace venues: Bar 35, Nextdoor, Sin Lounge, The Arts at Marks Garage, Hooters, Nashville Waikiki, and Gordon Biersch and many many more!

2018 FULL LINEUP T.B.A
Ja Rule @waterfront
Reggae with Mike Love
TAIMANE
LATIN WITH Sol Caribe Band @ street festival and Gordon biesch
LATIN ROOM WITH DJ Fee * DJ Lion of Judah !

Charlie Hunter & Scott Amendola
Hallowbaloo 2016 – Charlie Hunter and Scott Amendola

Attendees, Artists & Merchants Rave About Hallowbaloo
Chinatown Resident:
“For those who didn’t make it to the “new” Hallowbaloo – if you’re curious – this year’s set-up was great! With multiple stages, all kinds of food and an attractive site surrounding the State Art Museum, it’s a playground for grownups with great people-watching and entertainment. With Booker T as the headliner and more great music at each corner, I’m still recovering from all the dancing I did. Bravo Mark Tarone – hope you’re in that location again next year! . . . A most enjoyable experience in Honolulu, and as promised, great use of an attractive, historic district. Mahalo!”

Chinatown Business Owner:
“This was my first Halloween back on the island for almost 10 years. I had never seen such a turnout…who knew how eclectic of a vibe Chinatown has provided for Hawaii. Great job!”

Island Visitor from Florida:
“Shout out to Hallowbaloo…flew in from Florida and we planned our multi-week visit to Hawaii around the festival. So glad we did, as we like to try to hang with the locals in any new place we visit. Hallowbaloo was super cool! Highlight of the time spent in Honolulu! We need this type of event in my hometown, Delray Beach – twice a year ideally. One for Halloween and another halfway to Halloween! Everyone is just plain happy while in costume! Great location, awesome revelers and overall fantastic time!”

Hallowbaloo 2016 – Some Girls

State Foundation on Culture and the Arts – Jonathan Johnson (Executive Director):
“The State Foundation on Culture and the Arts enjoyed having HiSAM [Hawaii State Art Museum] serve as the epicenter of Hallowbaloo last year and is glad it’s back in 2016. It’s a spooky, fun way to bring the community together while showcasing a wide range of local talent and creativity.”

Kalalea Lights Dancer & Manager:
“Hallowbaloo brings the community together to celebrate life! What a wonderful opportunity to enjoy our beautiful city, local art, music, food and each other!”

The Infamous Bourbon Boys Musician & Manager:
“Hallowbaloo is a great event that crosses all forms of art and brings the community together. I love it. No other event like it in all of Hawaii.”

Hallowbaloo 2016 – Halloween Cheer Honolulu

Needful Things: A Halloween bazaar of the bizarre

We would like to cordially invite you to find the object of your desires…

In a tribute to the Halloween season and master of horror literature Stephen King, it’s my pleasure to present Needful Things, a dark alternative bazaar of the bizarre, in partnership with Nextdoor.

Part swap & bop, part underground garage sale, part craft & costumer fair, here you’ll find costumes, clothing, accessories, art, materials for making your own creative Halloween outfits, and strange, macabre or one-of-a-kind treasures from the closets of other attendees.

Steampunks, goths, rockabillies, swing kids, prop makers, costumers, hoarders and crazy cat ladies – all are welcome!

With DJs playing seasonal Halloween hits, dark ambient, retrowave, eclectic electronica, dark alternative, steampunk music and more to set the mood:

DJ Missy Black
DJ Jet Boy
DJ Du Nord
DJ Nightfox

— Looking for more participants! —

Attention, people with cool stuff: It’s free to have a table or share a table with someone else (you may have to byo table though) and you don’t have to be a professional vendor – if you have new or used alternative clothing or costumes, props, parts of costumes, materials that others can use to make costumes, or unique items that that are macabre, occult, cool or unusual, and you’re interested in being a part of the fun, please PM me ( Tracy Chan ) for more details!

Needful Things
Saturday, October 20 from 6-10 pm
NextDoor, 43 N. Hotel St.
21+ welcome (possible for underage vendors to be accommodated)
Buy-Sell-Trade-Skill Swap