Factory sales event offers discounts on Reyn’s apparel
Reyn Spooner is hosting its Ultimate Factory Sale beginning Sunday and continuing through Aug. 2, with new items added daily.
Featured will be men’s shirts, T-shirts, swim trunks and boardshorts at discounts.
For the third year, Reyn Spooner will be collecting canned food donations at the sale for the Hawaii Foodbank. Customers who donate three canned meals or meats will receive a free gift with purchase.
Sale hours are 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays and 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sundays.
Do you need a job?
Retail opportunities featured at fair
Learn about hundreds of part- and full-time job openings during the Retail Merchants of Hawaii inaugural retail job fair, taking place 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday in the Ward Warehouse second-floor Kaka’ako and Kewalo conference rooms.
Among retailers searching for employees are ABC Stores, UGG Australia, Big Island Candies, Pepsi Co., Safeway, American Savings Bank and Kate Spade NY.
Positions range from sales associates, managers and assistant managers to clerks handling stock, merchandise, deli and customer service.
Other retail employers may still purchase tables for $75. Call the association, 592-4200, or visit www.rmhawaii.org.
Art + Flea marks fourth anniversary in new location
The monthly Art + Flea urban market has a new home at Ward Village, 1020 Auahi St. (behind Marukai Market), beginning July 24.
The popular all-ages event features a collection of artists, food vendors, entertainment and activities on the last Thursday of each month. This month’s event, marking the fourth anniversary of Art + Flea, is themed "Fly Me to the Moon."
The market started in 2010 with roughly 20 vendors and has grown to more than 60, drawing as many as 1,200 shoppers each month.
Next week’s event will feature art exhibits; entertainment from DJYJ, the Wreck and more; craft and food vendors including Avant Pop, Peculiar Papel and Aloha Pops; and a woodblock printing workshop by EngiNERD.
Art + Flea runs from 5 to 10 p.m. Admission is $3. Visit www.artandflea.com.
Nadine Kam, Star-Advertiser
BEAUTY SPOT
Jade incorporated in facial treatment
Jade rollers were an essential accessory of Chinese emperors and empresses. These beauty tools have been found in the tombs of Chinese royals and are displayed in the emperor’s bedroom in China’s Forbidden City. When rolled over the face, the coolness of the jade helps close pores, while the pressure helps promote blood circulation, reduce puffiness and tone facial muscles.
Ho’ala Salon and Spa is incorporating these stone rollers in a new treatments, the Dual Exfoliation Facial. The 60-minute facial is $140.
Ho’ala Salon and Spa is at Ala Moana Center, third floor, next to Neiman Marcus. Call 947-6141.
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