Quince trunk show is set for Saturday
The stylish home boutique Quince will host a trunk show of new arrivals from Stella & Dot from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday, inviting guests to mix, mingle and accessorize for fall while picking up items for the home or office. Quince is offering 15 percent off office-space items throughout the day.
Personal stylist Karin McCauley will be there to help you explore seasonal styles.
The boutique is in the parking lot at 683 Auahi St., next to the Pinch of Salt warehouse space.
Store holds sale before re-branding
Lanikai Home + Style is having a closeout sale in preparation for opening its new store, at the same Kailua location, but with a new concept, new name and new look.
In the meantime, shoppers will save 40 percent on everything in the store until all the merchandise is sold, approximately two weeks.
Items offered include towels, sheets, scarves, John Robshaw tunics, Vero linens, vases, lamps and more.
The store is at 171-D Hamakua Drive, open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Mondays to Wednesdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursdays and Saturdays. Visit LanikaiHomeHawaii.com or call 261-5681.
Hilo Hattie items celebrate coffee
Hilo Hattie has partnered with the Hawaii Coffee Association, launching a line of products celebrating the 200th anniversary of coffee cultivation in Hawaii.
Shoppers at Hilo Hattie’s seven stores, including the flagship store at 700 N. Nimitz Highway, will find mugs, coasters, T-shirts printed with coffee-related designs, and a line of coffee-inspired aloha shirts utilizing Hilo Hattie’s new Classic Sandcloth.
The first evidence of coffee plants in Hawaii is a journal entry by Don Francisco de Paula y Marin dated Jan. 21, 1813, about having planted coffee seedlings on Oahu. Today Hawaii’s coffee industry involves hundreds of farmers from Hawaii island to Kauai.
Call 535-6500 or visit www.HiloHattie.com.
Call to artists issued online
TEMARI, Center for Asian & Pacific Arts, has moved into the Digital Age, with screening for new artists now taking place online.
Artists interested in participating in the 32nd Trash & Treasure Fundraiser Fair are invited to submit three to five photographs of their work to the Trash & Treasure Screening Committee at trash.treasure.2013@gmail. com.
Include prices, a brief description of the works and a list of fairs or galleries where the works have appeared. The deadline for submissions is Aug. 31. The committee will notify the artist by Sept. 5 if the works have been accepted. The fair will take place at the Manoa Grand Ballroom on Nov. 3.
The committee is looking for "thoughtfully crafted objects that reflect our Asian and Pacific cultures."
Funds raised through the event will help to fund TEMARI’s educational programs. Call 536-4566.
BEAUTY SPOT
W Salon grows into larger space
W Salon recently expanded its space to 1,600 from 1,200 square feet on the mauka side of Ala Moana Center, adding a room for manicures and pedicures, and two rooms to provide facials and, later, massages.
The Nail Lounge is staffed by certified CalGel and GioGel technicians using products and polishes by OPI, Zoya and China Glaze. The facials utilize products from SkinCeuticals, Obagi and Dermalogica.
For information and reservations, call 943-2700.
