Titus Kinimaka
Island sons Titus Kinimaka, Henry Kapono, and the show group A Touch of Gold headline our first “Stand Up for the Natatorium” benefit concert, Sunday, Aug. 29, 5:30 p.m. to 11 p.m. at The Shack Waikiki.
Our performers are donating their time and talent to support restoration of Waikiki’s world-famous Natatorium War Memorial. Bring the whole family to enjoy great music, pupu and the company of fellow Natatorium supporters.
It’s not just a concert; it’s also a birthday celebration. The about-to-turn 83 Natatorium shares its Aug. 24 birthday and swimming history with another ocean icon, the legendary Duke Kahanamoku. The Duke turned 37 the day he inaugurated the Natatorium with a swim at its ceremonial opening.
Tickets for “Stand Up for the Natatorium” are $20 and are available from Honoluluboxoffice.com. There will be a raffle and door prizes from Patagonia, Speedo and HIC.
Henry Kapono
Here are the details:
When: Sunday, Aug. 29, 5:30 p.m.-11 p.m.
Where: The Shack Waikiki In Honolulu at 2255 Kuhio Ave.
What: “Stand Up for the Natatorium,” a benefit bash for the Waikiki Natatorium War Memorial
Who: Performers include Titus Kinimaka and The Kauai Boys, ”The Wild Hawaiian” Henry Kapono and the singing/dancing Motown show group A Touch of Gold.
Why: To benefit the Friends of the Natatorium. To support the fight to remember, restore and renew the Waikiki War Memorial Natatorium, the state’s living memorial to the 10,000 men and women from Hawaii who served in World War I. 
Great music. Great artists. Great cause.
Tickets: $20, available from Honoluluboxoffice.com.
For more information: Send a message to natatorium@natatorium.org
