On the Grid — 5/20/15
A previous NiteRun event HUGH GENTRY PHOTO (Right) NiteRun founder John Henderson CINDY RUSSELL/HONOLULU STAR-ADVERTISER PHOTO
MAY 21 THUR
VINO & VINYASA
AT MOANA SURFRIDER, A WESTIN RESORT & SPA
Exercising is so hard sometimes, seriously. But this one includes quite possibly the greatest motivator to do anything: wine. Take a complimentary one-hour beginner yoga class that starts at 6 p.m. and then indulge in some wine after ($5 a glass). 923-2890
MAY 22-23 FRI & SAT
REBOOT THE COMMUTE
AT PROTOHUB HONOLULU
Join in this two-day “urban mobility challenge” that will bring together developers, designers, entrepreneurs and creators who want to improve commuting conditions. To participate, you must be a developer based in Hawaii. There is a onetime $25 fee. It kicks off at 6 p.m. Friday, and the session continues through 8 p.m. Saturday. htdc.org/reboot-the-commute
MAY 22 FRI
GO JIMMY GO
AT ANNA O’BRIEN’S
Go Jimmy Go performs with special guest Good Foot. Tickets cost $10, and doors open at 9 p.m. gojimmygo.com
MAY 23 SAT
RON AND THUNDERSTORM ARTIS
AT HAWAII PUBLIC RADIO ATHERTON STUDIO
North Shore sibs Ron and Thunderstorm Artis bring their music into town at Hawaii Public Radio’s Atherton Studio. The concert starts at 7:30 p.m. and will feature their wide musical repertoire in genres such as rock, blues, jazz and more. Tickets cost $15-$30. (For more on this, read Roger Bong’s column on Page 19.) hawaiipublicradio.org
KAKAAKO NITERUN
AT KEWALO BASIN
The upside of running at night? It will, presumably, be much cooler than doing it during the day. Plus, participating in the Kakaako NiteRun is for a good cause: All race proceeds benefit JDRF Hawaii. A Family Fair takes place from 5 to 9 p.m., while the 5K run/ walk starts at 7. Save $10 off the $39.50 registration fee with a military, student or HGEA ID. (And to learn more about event organizer John Henderson, visit metroHNL.com for our May 6 story on him.) niterun.com
MAY 24 SUN
EMERGENCY PET SHELTER VOLUNTEER TRAINING
AT HAWAIIAN HUMANE SOCIETY
Become an emergency shelter volunteer and get some hands-on training to assist pets in times of need. Hawaiian Humane Society hosts a mock emergency shelter during which participants will practice different scenarios. The class takes place from 3:30 to 6 p.m. RSVP required. hawaiianhumanesociety.org
