Go ‘Rogue,’ find a unique Christmas gift
Street Grindz and Kamehameha Schools will present Honolulu Night Market "Rogue Christmas," beginning 6 p.m. Saturday at 683 Auahi St. in Kakaako.
The idea is to allow holiday shoppers to "go rogue," ditching holiday mall madness in favor of picking up unique, handcrafted items for giftees.
Vendors include local designers and boutiques such as Andy South, Bamboo Sky, Tiff’s Thirfts, Hound & Quail, LMS Boutique, Interisland Terminal, 808 Urban, One Shabby Chick, Maiden Hell, Organik, Mamanu Kids and more.
There will be a T&C Skate Demo at 6 p.m., fashion show at 8:30 p.m., music from the deadbeats at 9 p.m. and a performance by Cocoa Chandelier.
General admission is $5; free to University of Hawaii students with ID. Park at 555 S. King St. Visit www.HonoluluNightMarket.comor www.Facebook. com/HonoluluNight- Market.
For a free shopping event, return 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday for "A Pinch of Salt," featuring fashion and food vendors. Visit OurKakaako.com for details.
Stylist lends talents to aid Sandy victims
California hairstylist Rowena Hiraga will join salons and stylists around the country for the "Scissors for Sandy" cut-athon to benefit victims of Hurricane Sandy.
Hiraga will be volunteering her time at Bruno de Paris, 1188 Bishop St., Suite 3109, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, giving haircuts for a minimum donation of $100 (the typical cost at the salon is $250). Checks should be made payable to Hometown Heroes.
For information, email info@rowenahiraga.com.
Pearlridge welcomes Bath & Body Works
Bath & Body Works has opened at Pearlridge Center Uptown, bringing its full line of skin, body, hair, spa and home products. Its branded specialty lines include Signature Collection, Slatkin & Co. home fragrance, C.O. Bigelow and True Blue Spa.
Retailers open just for the holidays are Calendar Club, on the first level near See’s Candies, and Menehune Mac, on the second level near T&C Surf.
