LEGENDARY SHOPPING & DINING ON THE KOHALA COAST
CULTURAL EXPERIENCES
WEEKLY EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
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250 Waikoloa Beach Drive, Waikoloa, 96738 |Waikoloa, (808) 886-8811HI| KingsShops.com 250 Waikoloa BeachHIDrive, 96738 HOURS: Open daily, 9:30am to 9:30pm | Select store, restaurant and holiday hours may vary.
808.886.8811 | KingsShops.com HOURS: Open daily, 9:30am to 9:30pm Select store, restaurant and holiday hours may vary.
GETTING HERE Kings’ Shops is located in the Waikoloa HERE Beach Resort on the Kohala Coast GETTING ofShops Hawai‘i’s Island,inonly minutes north from the Kona International Kings’ is Big located the20 Waikoloa Beach Resort on the Kohala Coast Airport and convenient to all Kona/Kohala Coast hotels and resorts. of Hawai‘i’s Big Island, only 20 minutes north from the Kona International Contact us at (808) 886-8811 or visit kingsshops.com.
Airport and convenient to all Kona/Kohala Coast hotels and resorts. Contact us at 808.886.8811 or visit KingsShops.com.
ATM ATM A First First Hawaiian Hawaiian Bank A Bank ATM is is available available on-site, ATM on-site, at at the entrance to Whalers the entrance to Whalers General Store. General Store. WIFI Free WiFi throughout the center. SHUTTLE SHUTTLE SERVICE The Waikoloa Beach Resort Shopping Shopping Shuttle Shuttle provides provides transportation within the the transportation within Waikoloa Beach Beach Resort, Resort, Waikoloa daily from from 10am 10am to to 10pm. 10pm. daily Tickets are are $2 $2 for for adults, adults, $1 $1 Tickets for children children 55 to to 12, 12, and and free free for for children 4 and under. for children 4 and under. Stops include Kings’ Shops, Stops include Kings’ Shops, Queens’ MarketPlace, Queens’ MarketPlace, Waikoloa Beach Marriott Waikoloa Beach Marriott Resort & Spa, and Hilton Resort & Spa,Village. and Hilton Waikoloa Waikoloa Village. GENERAL STORE GENERAL STORE Located on-site, Whalers Located on-site, Whalers General Store offers General Store offers sundries, souvenirs, beach items, food and drinks. sundries, souvenirs, beach Openfood dailyand 7:00am – items, drinks. Open 10:30pm. daily 7:00am – 10:30pm. GAS STATION A Shell Station is GASGas STATION conveniently located A Shell Gas Stationwithin is Waikoloa Beach Resort, just conveniently located within off the Queen Ka‘ahumanu Waikoloa Beach Resort, just Highway and on your off the Queen Ka‘ahumanu way to Kona International Highway and on your Airport. way to Kona International Open: 6:30am – 10:30pm Airport. Open: 6:30am – 10:30pm
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Kings’ Shops Activities Kings’ Shops is pleased to offer complimentary weekly cultural activities. Please join us and experience a bit of true aloha from our passionate and talented practitioners.
Beginner ‘Ukulele Lessons with Tani Waipa Wednesdays at 11:00am Meet at Center Stage Call 808.886.8811 to reserve your spot. Limited to 12 people, 8 years and older. Cultural “Talk Story” Sessions Thursdays at 11:00am Meet at Center Stage Learn about Hawaiian culture through stories, song and dance, or a hands-on craft or demonstration. Our practitioners will share their knowledge and insight with you. Topics will vary. Petroglyph Tours with Michaela Larson Tuesdays, Thursdays & Fridays at 9:30am Meet lakeside by Island Fish & Chips. Wear sturdy walking shoes.
Basic Lei Making with Tani Waipa Wednesdays at 9:30am & Saturdays at 10:00am Meet at Center Stage Call 808.886.8811 to reserve your spot. Limited to 12 people, 8 years and older. Introductory Hula Lessons with Tani Waipa Saturdays at 11:00am Meet at Center Stage Call 808.886.8811 to reserve your spot. Limited to 12 people, 8 years and older.
GUIDED PETROGLYPH TOUR Kii pohaku (petroglyphs, literally “rock pictures”) may be the closest thing to a written language that Hawaiians used, and some are thought to be astronomical symbols, road signs, or markers of historic events. Join expert Michaela Larson for a moderate 1-hour walk back through Hawai‘i’s fascinating history, and see for yourself. If you visit the petroglyphs on your own, please respect this culturally sensitive area. Stay on the trail and do not approach the petroglyphs for photos or rubbings without permission of Waikoloa Security. These are fragile carvings, possibly thousands of years old, easily subject to damage and erosion. The best way to capture a petroglyph is with a photo in the late afternoon, when the shadows are long. Location: Meet lakeside next to Island Fish and Chips at 9:30am on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. Lava trails are uneven and rough. Wearing closed-toe walking shoes, sunscreen, and hats are highly recommended. Don’t forget a camera and water.
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LAKESIDE PUTTING COURSE Come experience our new nine-hole professional putting course on the Kings’ Lake. The first of its kind on the Big Island, Kings’ Shops Lakeside Putting caters to the seasoned golfer as well as offering a family-friendly entertainment option in the Waikoloa Beach Resort. The course was designed and installed by Southwest Greens, a Nicklaus Design affiliate. The Kings’ Shops Lakeside Putting course features state-of-the-art “Golden Bear” branded products that are environmentally friendly and do not require watering, fertilizing, or mowing which significantly reduces impact on mother nature and requires far less maintenance.
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SHOPPING and DINING Fish & Chips
Fresh, made to order tempura fish and chips and pineapple coleslaw. Island Fish & Chips
Fish Tacos
Fish tacos, served with tortilla chips and salsa. Island Fish & Chips
Fresh Fish Burger
The daily catch, grilled to perfection, blackened or deep fried in our southern style cornmeal dredge with scratch tartar sauce. Foster’s Kitchen
Seared Ahi
Seared Ahi on top of local greens, mixed with red cabbage and carrots, topped with red onion, cherry tomato, cucumber, and crispy wontons. Foster’s Kitchen
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White Gold Bracelet
Tiffany T Diamond and Turquoise Wire Bracelet in 18k White Gold, Medium. Graphic angles and clean lines blend to create the beautiful clarity of the Tiffany T collection. Tiffany & Co.
Kale Chopped Salad
Kale, bacon, bleu cheese crumbles, red onion, eggs, olives, hearts of palm, avocado, creamy citrus herb dressing. A-Bay‘s Island Grill
Koa Surfboard Serving Boards
Solid Koa Surfboard Serving Boards. Created by Martin & MacArthur furniture craftsmen using koa from our private stock. Martin & MacArthur
Koa Bands for Apple Watches
Koa Bands for Apple Watch. Carved from solid koa wood. Available in 38mm and 42mm sizes. Fully adjustable. Martin & MacArthur
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Summer Dresses
Noa Noa’s Kuta dress is a hand dyed batik. It can be tied at the shoulders or as a halter, and it has pockets. Noa Noa
Aloha Style Shirts
Noa Noa’s cotton aloha shirt with coconut shell buttons is a hand dyed batik of a Hawaiian quilt pattern. Noa Noa
Koa Bowls
Segmented Koa Bowls. Made by Hawai‘i craftsman Gregg using chunks of koa wood in precise details. Martin & MacArthur
Leather Bracelet Sand Pineapple Giving Bracelets
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Koa Razors & Badger Brush
Koa Razors and Badger Brushes. Made in Hawai‘i with solid koa handles. Available in Mach and Fusion styles. With or without koa stands. Martin & MacArthur
Large Manta Ray Pendant
Living Heirloom Manta Ray Pendant. 35mm, in 14k yellow gold. Maui Divers Jewelry
Kilauea Pendant
Hawaiian Moments Collection. A lava flow of orange spiny oyster and 14k gold flowing through a lava field of black coral. Maui Divers Jewelry
Black Coral Seahorse
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14k Yellow Gold with Diamonds. 27mm, with Hawaiian black coral inlay. Maui Divers Jewelry
Small Manta Ray Pendant
Living Heirloom Manta Ray Pendant. 23 mm, in 14k yellow gold with diamonds. Maui Divers Jewelry
Circle Pendant
Tiffany T Diamond and Mother-of-Pearl Circle Pendant in 18k Rose Gold. This circle pendant features mother-of-pearl, a natural, iridescent material found in oyster shells. Tiffany & Co.
Manta Ray Ring
Living heirloom manta ray ring in 14k yellow gold with diamonds. Maui Divers Jewelry
Pupu Platters
Fish Tacos: Fresh catch wrapped with house-made corn tortillas, pico de gallo, cheese, guacamole, spicy aioli. S&P Chicken Wings: Salt and pepper seasoned, with tomato and onion. Seafood Crab Cakes: Shrimp, lump crab, scallops, spicy tartar sauce. A-Bay’s Island Grill KingsShops.com
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Celestial Earrings
with lapis inlay and diamonds in 14K yellow or white gold. Na Hoku
Tiffany T Ring
Ultimate Wave Pendant
Ultimate Wave Pendant with Diamonds, Opal Inlay and Shimmer Diamond. In 14k yellow or white gold. Chain included. Matching earrings available. Na Hoku
Tiffany T Bracelet
Tiffany T Square Bracelet in 18k Gold with PavĂŠ Diamonds. PavĂŠ diamonds shine in this bold bracelet. Tiffany & Co.
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Tiffany T turquoise square ring in 18k gold. The bold T design features turquoise, one of the first stones used in jewelry design and a favorite of Tiffany designers for over a century. Tiffany & Co.
Time to Dine Kings’ Shops features many different types of culinary experiences, from snacking, to casual and fine dining. Wearing your beach gear? You are welcome at one of our casual eateries. Celebrating a special occasion? Try one of our elegant restaurants.
A-Bay’s Island Grill Open daily 8:00am–midnight 808.209.8494 A-Bays.com
Foster’s Kitchen Open daily 11:00am–10:00pm 808.657.4500 FostersKitchen.com
Island Fish & Chips Open daily 7:30am–9:30pm (Breakfast 7:30– 10:30)
Island Vintage Coffee Open daily 6:00am–9:30pm Opening January 2020
The Original Big Island Shave Ice Company Open Wednesdays and Thursdays 11:00am–5:00pm OBISIC.com
Roy’s Waikoloa Bar & Grill Open daily 5:00pm–9:30pm 808.886.4321 RoysRestaurant.com
IslandVintageCoffee.com
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Lesa Sawyer, entrepreneur and “give back” retail pioneer, is the heart and soul behind Giving Bracelets, a Kings’ Shops-based retailer that makes giving back to community its sole purpose. For every purchase of a bracelet, Giving Bracelets donates 10% to Project Hawai‘i, a Hawai‘i Island nonprofit whose mission is “Enhancing the Lives of Homeless and Poverty Stricken Keiki.” Lesa had started a successful handbag company in 2003; her bags were sold in over 250 specialty boutiques. Over the years, the company accumulated lots of excess leather from the production of the handbags. Wanting to repurpose the scrap leather, she started making bracelets. She wanted these bracelets to represent a greater purpose. Hearing the stories of so many neglected, abandoned, and abused children needing support and mentoring is what created Lesa’s passion for helping by donating to Project Hawai‘i. Amazingly, each bracelet is hand-made in the Kings’ Shops location! Stop in for a visit and while there, help the homeless keiki (children). Giving Bracelets also holds workshops; give them a call to find out when the next one will be held. 808.445.9951 GivingBracelets.com
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The Hawai‘i Wildlife Center is a state- and region-wide wildlife response and conservation organization. Their programs include disaster response and responder training, contingency planning, research and hands-on wildlife rehabilitation at their wildlife hospital in Kapaau. The vision of the Hawai‘i Wildlife Center is a world where native species recover and thrive through comprehensive conservation strategies and partnerships. The Hawai‘i Wildlife Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization with the mission of protecting, conserving, and aiding in the
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recovery of Hawai‘i’s native wildlife through hands-on treatment, research, training, science education and cultural programs. The HWC is the first organization of its kind exclusively for native Hawaiian wildlife and provides state-ofthe-art care and rehabilitation for native animals as well as comprehensive wildlife rescue training and public education and outreach programs. The HWC is not a zoo or a preserve, it is a professional organization that focuses on treating and rehabilitating sick, injured and oiled wildlife for release back into the wild. 808.884.5000 HawaiiWildlifeCenter.org
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United Cerebral Palsy Association of Hawai‘i’s focus is to positively affect the quality of life for children and adults with cerebral palsy or other disabilities with similar service needs. They also provide support for the families involved, and provide education on preventing cerebral palsy and minimizing its effects. Life without limits for people with disabilities™ 808.532.6744 UnitedCerebralPalsyHawaii.org
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The Waikōloa Dry Forest Initiative was formed in 2011 to protect, promote, and restore a native Hawaiian dry forest. After years of grassroots advocacy in the community and collaboration with the Waikōloa Village Outdoor Circle, the Waikōloa Dry Forest Preserve was established to protect many of the remaining native trees in the region. Since then, our community has come together to restore the forest, educate our keiki (children), and ensure a future for the lowland dry forest of Waikōloa. Restoring a forest ecosystem is an ambitious and complex undertaking, and it can look different depending on the landscape and the goals of the community. The goal is to rebuild a self-sustaining, native-dominant forest, and promote native forest conservation through outreach, education, and advocacy. The Waikōloa Dry Forest Preserve encompasses 275 acres of remnant lowland dry forest and protects some of the last remaining native trees in the region. It is a dry, rugged, and degraded area that is gradually being reforested by the community of native plants that once dominated Waikōloa. K i 808.494.2208 n g s S h o p s . c o m | WaikoloaDryForest.org
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Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hämäkua Offering the Hāmākua community and the world an opportunity to immerse themselves in the culture and wisdom of Hawai‘i, the Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua offers an amazing array of opportunities for the community to deepen their connection to Hawaiian culture and each other. Sparked by Lanakila Mangauil’s passion for Hawaiian culture and his commitment to enriching the town of his birthplace, the Honoka‘a community rallied to help him create the Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua, which is four years old now. The center offers ongoing community classes, special workshops and summer programs, presentations for school and tour groups, community events, cultural exchange programs, and a minimuseum. 808.494.0626 | HCCOH.org
The mission statement of Hawai‘i Pacific Parks Association reads, “With the spirit of aloha, we inspire the discovery and stewardship of the natural and cultural heritage of Pacific island parks.” HPPA is a nonprofit cooperating association working in partnership with the National Park Service in Hawai‘i and American Samoa. Proceeds from the park stores support interpretation, educational programs, research projects, publications, and cultural activities. Since its creation in 1933, the association has contributed over $20.2 million in direct aid and other support to the parks. To accomplish this goal, HPPA: • Publishes and distributes educational books, guides and other materials; • Funds visitor center exhibits, park libraries, and museums; • Provides information assistance, sponsors free cultural demonstrations and festivals; • Supports conservation efforts such as the endangered nēnē recovery and hawksbill sea turtle projects. HawaiiPacificParks.org KingsShops.com
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This 35-bed hospital is located in Waimea (Kamuela). The hospital’s vision is to treat the whole individual—mind, body, and spirit— through a team approach to patientcentered care, and ultimately to become the most healing hospital in the world. North Hawai‘i Community Hospital’s roots date back to the early 1900s when Lucy Kalanikumaikiekie Henriques and her cousin Lucy Peabody shared a vision of improving health care in North Hawai‘i, and created a trust fund and land endowment. In 1977, the Lucy Henriques Medical Center opened with an emergency room, x-ray lab, and medical
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offices, with hopes for a full-service community hospital. In 1987, North Hawai‘i Community Hospital was officially incorporated as a nonprofit 501(c)(3). State and private funds allowed the hospital to be built and open in 1996 as an acute care facility that incorporated blended medicine in a unique setting. In 1999, the Lucy Henriques Medical Center merged with the new hospital. A clinical affiliation with The Queen’s Medical Center began in 2005, and in 2014, a corporate affiliation formally brought North Hawai‘i Community Hospital into The Queen’s Health Systems family of companies. 808.887.CARE | NHCH.com
Charles Reed Bishop founded Bishop Museum in 1889 in honor of his late wife, Princess Bernice Pauahi Bishop, the last descendant of the royal Kamehameha family. The museum was established to house the extensive collection of Hawaiian objects and royal family heirlooms of the princess, and has expanded to include millions of objects, documents, and photographs about Hawai‘i and other Pacific island cultures. Today, Bishop Museum is the largest museum in the state, and the premier natural and cultural history institution in the Pacific, recognized throughout the world for its cultural collections, research projects, consulting services, and public educational programs. It also has one of the largest natural history specimen collections in the world. Serving and representing the interests of Native Hawaiians is a primary purpose of the museum. Bishop Museum inspires our community and visitors through the exploration, celebration, and perpetuation of the extraordinary history, culture, and environment of Hawai‘i and the Pacific. 808.847.3511 | BishopMuseum.org
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Tani Waipa and Friends Playing fun island music for fun people, Tani Waipa, along with a variety of her musical friends, weave family anecdotes and Hawaiian history into traditional and contemporary tunes. Check her out weekly at the Kings’ Shops main stage and see who she brings along! Mondays, 6:00pm (FREE)
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Widdy Loo
John Keawe
From the Big Island of Hawai‘i, Widdy Loo embraces the unique sounds of the ‘ukulele and guitar, applying finger-picking styles and rhythms not only to island music, but also a wide variety of musical genres. Wednesdays, 6:00pm (FREE)
A self-taught slack key guitarist, John Keawe is the winner of multiple Na Hoku Hanohano awards. Tuesdays, 5:00pm (FREE)
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Hawaiian Mo‘olelo
Experience Hawai‘i through storytelling, song, chants, and dance from local cultural practitioners. Hear through their oral traditions how their Native Hawaiian ancestors lived and learn how those traditions carry on today. Thursdays, 5:00pm (FREE)
Hula Performances Hula tells Hawai‘i’s story with the graceful hands of talented dancers, some trained from childhood in this intricate ancient art of dance and chant. At the Kings’ Shops Center Stage, we invite island keiki (children) hula halau (groups), to take the stage and share their skills, from the kahiko (ancient) to the auana (modern) style. Fridays, 6:00pm (FREE)
Koi Feeding
Stop by the Kings’ Shops fish pond to feed a school of lively koi, a type of Japanese carp, symbollically thought to represent good fortune, perseverance and longevity. Daily, 9:30am - 9:45am (FREE) Across from Michael Kors
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Times and dates of all events are subject to change. Please visit KingsShops.com for updates.
FARMERS MARKET For a unique open-air market experience, visit the Kings’ Shops Farmers Market held every Wednesday from 8:30am to 2:30pm. Located throughout the Kings’ Shops, this distinctive farmers market offers quality island produce and hand-crafted goods in a boutique-style atmosphere that has something for everyone. Take your pick from garden-fresh organic vegetables, exotic tropical fruits, homemade jams, kettle corn, Hawaiian sea salt, freshbaked artisan breads, pastries, and more—it’s the perfect destination to shop local. Enjoy live entertainment by Ben Kaili from 12:00pm-1:00pm. The Kings’ Shops Farmers Market is held every Wednesday from 8:30am to 2:30pm. For more information, call 808.886.8811
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Kings’ Shops opened in December 1991 as part of development associated with the Waikoloa Resort on the Kohala Coast. It was the first retail center, following the opening of hotels and golf courses. Roy’s was one of the first restaurants, bringing world-class dining to Waikoloa Resort. Lynn Rostau joined the team as general manager in June 2016. Lynn shares, “Our current vision is to create a place that offers a great shopping, dining, and entertainment destination in a culturally-rich presentation with a broad array of options—everything from buying a shave ice at Original Big Island Shave Ice, to jewelry at Tiffany & Co. We want to make sure we are catering to everybody, with every different type of desire. “There was always a great deal of intention to pay homage to the culture and to the kings—the ali‘i—and the land that the center was built on. Two years ago, the shopping center partnered with Bishop Museum to help showcase the cultural aspect of this area, and reignite that part of the intention for the center. As we decided to have a greater cultural presence, we really wanted to go to the authorities on that so we could make sure we were getting it right.” Kings’ Shops enjoys partnering with local organizations. One of their partnerships is with North Hawai‘i Community Hospital. Every December they present the Fashion for the Fight fashion show, benefitting and featuring cancer survivors and caregivers from the NHCH cancer center. The 2019 event is Friday, December 13 at 6:30pm. They also help raise funds for the Waikoloa Dry Forest Initiative by offering their Culinary Arts Under the Stars event every year, and they always feature a special garden showcasing dryland plants. The 2020 event is January 24. Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua is another of their community partners. They had a successful fundraiser for HCCH in 2018, featuring Keali‘i Reichel. It’s clear Kings’ Shops is much more than a shopping center. The management is immersed in community and culture in every activity they share, with events seven days a week: live music on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday evenings; a farmers market, beginner ‘ukulele and lei-making lessons on Wednesdays; a cultural “talk story” and Hawaiian mo‘olelo on Thursdays; hula performances most Fridays; hula lessons on Saturdays; guided petroglyph tours, and even daily koi fish feeding. A golf putting course was installed in 2018—check it out, and participate in all the other free activities year-round!
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