Welcome to the Avenue. Happy Holidays! Come and enjoy Kapahulu – Moiliili Christmas Parade starting at 6:30pm on December 10, 2009. Parade is expecting 250 marchers & 5 vehicles. Parade start at Kuhio Elementary School down King street and end at Old Stadium Park.
Tired of standing in line for photos with the Mall Santa? Relax, just put on your rubber slippers and walk across the street to Kilohana Square on Kapahulu. Neal and Kai have invited Santa to come to Neal’s Art for Sale on December 10,11,12,17,18 from 4pm-7pm and December 19 from 6pm-9pm. Bring your keiki for a photo session ($10) Event is sponsored by the Taoact Foundation. A nonprofit organization for alternative treatments for cancer and other degenerative diseases. For more information call Neal at 737-1368. Don’t forget to enter the Keiki Angel Contest on December 19 ~ 4pm. First Prize winner will receive $100. Runner’s Up will receive Gift Certificates from merchants. Enjoy. {12/9/09}
Kapahulu Avenue is set in the foreground of our island iconic Diamond Head. It is the official H-1 freeway exit and entrance to the world famous Waikiki Beach. Our avenue are homes to many island favorite food places like Hee Hing, Wasabi, Mr. Ojisan, Waiola Shave Ice, Rainbow Drive Inn, Ono Hawaiian Food and Leonard Bakery. You can also find sport shops like the Running Room, Island paddler, Island Triathlon, Soccer Locker, and Go Banana.
New stores on the Avenue are the Safeway Center, Sweet Blossoms Hawaii (florist), Nikie’s Cafe (Pho & Sandwitch), and Tenkaippin Restaurant (Japanese noodle), Pet Discount, Banana Leaf (Market City), Simply Wood Studio, Pearl’s BBQ, Barefoot League, Burger’s on the edge (Safeway Center), Clothes Chicks, AT&T Wireless,Cruise, shops and dine before you head out to Waikiki Beach, Kapiolani Park, Honolulu Zoo, Shell Waikiki or Diamond Head. Street parking on Sunday are free! Street Parking is plenty. Paid box public parking lots are behind Bank of Hawaii and Prudential Property. See you on the Ave.
