Welcoming Introductions

Korean Folk Dance - The Halla Huhm Korean Dance Studio was founded in 1950 by the late Halla
Huhm. Although Halla Huhm passed away in 1994, we continue to perpetuate the legacy of her choreog-
raphy as well as others who have assisted at the studio over the years.
Taiwanese Dance - All Star Dance Group will present two authentic Taiwanese and Chinese folk
dance numbers for you to get full flavors or Chinese culture. The children will perform the "Welcome
Dance", a traditional dance in the Amis tribe, the largest aboriginal tribe in Taiwan, followed by Qipao
Dance and the Taichi sword.
Wah Ngai Lion Dance - In 2005 wah ngai lion dance association was founded as a non profit organiza-
tion committed to keeping Chinese culture alive. Today we are performing a newer modern Acrobatic lion
dance performance.

Full Schedule

4:30pm - Crystal Montrone (See “Talking Points”)

● 4:45pm: Report Time (Korean Folk Dancers)
5:00pm - 5:20pm: Korean Folk Dance Performance
● 5:20pm - 5:30pm: Break Down (Korean Folk Dancers)
● 5:20pm - 5:30pm: Set Up (Taiwanese Aboriginal)
5:30pm - 5:40pm: Taiwanese Aboriginal Performance 3
● 5:40pm - 5:50pm: Break Down (Taiwanese Performers)
● 5:30pm - 6:00pm: Set Up (Wah Ngai Lion Dance Performers)
6:00pm - 6:30pm: Wah Ngai Lion Dance
● 6:30pm - 7:00pm Break Down (Wah Ngai Lion Dance Performers)
6:30pm - 7:00pm: Closing Remarks
 Talking Points

Basic Information:

About Us: Royal Hawaiian Center offers 310,000 square feet of delight for Hawaii shoppers. With more
than 110 shops and restaurants, the Center is one of Waikiki’s largest shopping centers. Along the four-
tiered three buildings, you can purchase everything from fine designer apparel to fun-in-the-sun apparel,
from fine jewelry to costume jewelry and Hawaiian treasures, from fine dining in many restaurants to din-
ing on hot dogs and ice cream. There are boutiques, sporting-good stores, Hawaii’s top surf shops, jewel-
ry stores, craft shops and practically everything else conceivable — all in the very center of Waikiki.

Hours Of Operation: Open Daily 10:00am - 10:00pm

Restroom Locations: B2 & B4

Shop & Dining Parking Program: 10 levels of parking and more than 600 stalls. The parking garage
entrance is located up the ramp on the right side of Royal Hawaiian Avenue. Royal Hawaiian Center’s
parking validation program offers FREE validated parking for the first hour and $2 per each hour for the
next two hours. A minimum purchase of $10 is required for validation. Regular rates apply thereafter.

Lunar New Year Kick-Off (2/8th 5:00 - 6:30pm)

Royal Hawaiian Center ushers in the Year of the Dog with 18 days of Chinese, Korean and Taiwanese
entertainments and activities, in addition to, a special gift with purchase promotion from February 8th to
25th . The free festivities kick off on Thursday, February 8th in The Royal Grove with Taiwanese and Ko-
rean folk dancing at 5 p.m. followed by a special acrobatic lion dance performance by Wah Ngai Lion
Dance Association at 6 p.m.

Restaurant Drink Specials:

PF Changs (Dishes):

• Salt n’ Pepper Prawns on top of Garlic Noodles - Limited time only between 2/8-2/25th

Il Lupino (Drinks):

• Lunar Drink - Gin, fresh pressed orange juice, fresh raspberries, and pineapple.

• True Attraction - Bayleaf, Godiva white chocolate cream liquor, black cherry vodka, luxardo cherry
juice, fresh blueberries, blended, and mixed together. Fresh raspberries, and pineapple.

Doraku (Dishes):

• Stuffed Mushrooms - Mushroom caps filled with crab, bacon, jalapenos, and topped with Alfredo
Sauce Browned to perfection.

• I “Lava” You Roll - Filled with Spicy Crab, Shrimp Tempura, and Avacado. Topped with Maguro,
Tempuro Crispies, Red Tobiko, Unagi Sauce and Lava Sauce

• Prime RIb - 8oz Prime Beef, Au Jus served on a bed of Red Rice Zucchini and Mushroom Sautee

• Red Velvet - Petite 2 layer Red Velvet Cream Cheese Frosting

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Year of the Dog Instagram Contest (2/1-2/15th 10:00am - 10:00pm)

In celebration of Lunar New Year 2018, Royal Hawaiian Center will launch an Instagram Year of the Dog
contest. From February 1st - February 15th, dog lovers are encouraged to post a picture of their dog
dressed in Lunar New Year theme with the hashtag #RHCLunarDog to commemorate this canine

Lucky Lisee Gift with Purchase Promotion (2/8-2/25 10:00am - 10:00pm)

Royal Hawaiian Center will offer a special Gift with Purchase promotion from February 8th to February
25th. Inspired by the Chinese tradition of giving red money envelopes (lisee), shoppers who redeem $300
or more in same-day Royal Hawaiian Center store and restaurant receipts may choose a

Chinese Calligraphy Demonstration (2/13 & 2/2 2:00pm - 4:00pm)

Learn to write Chinese Calligraphy with specialist Ina Chang. This is a 30 minute event that will demon-
strate the proper way to write phrases in Chinese Calligraphy. Register online or to Helumoa Hale Guest
Services.

Lantern Making Lesson (2/16 3:00pm - 4:00pm)

Build your own Chinese Lantern made out of Lisee envelopes with the help of Miss Chinatown Hawaii.
Class will be held on February 16th at 3:00PM and are limited to the first 25 guests that register online or
to Helumoa Hale Guest Services.

Lunar New Year Day Festivities (2/16 4:30pm - 8:00pm)

Celebrate Lunar New Year at Royal Hawaiian Center on February 16th! Take photos of the vibrant red
lanterns in The Royal Grove, capture a photo with Miss Chinatown Hawaii and more!

Year of the Dog Parade (2/17 4:00pm - 6:00pm)

2018 is The Year of the Dog and we are celebrating this canine year with a special pet friendly event in
The Royal Grove.

Lunar New Year Finale (2/25 5:00pm - 6:00pm)

Join us for one more lion dance in The Royal Grove as we end our Lunar New Year festivities.

Closing Remarks: “We would love to hear your experience on Yelp / Tripadvisor (Promote #)

 Korean Folk Dance Info

Performance & Day Of Event

Expected Performance: Sent photos to Nani/Carol

Welcoming Intro (Crystal Montrone): The Halla Huhm Korean Dance Studio was founded in 1950 by the late

Halla Huhm. Although Halla Huhm passed away in 1994, we continue to perpetuate the legacy of her choreography

as well as others who have assisted at the studio over the years. (Different performance programs 2/8 & 2/12 -
See attached - )

Day of Contact: Mary Jo Freshley (808) 258-4966 & Denise Miyahana (808) 358-3169

Performance Location: Stage

Set Up: 5 Minutes

Break Down: 5 Minutes

Duration: 20 Minutes
Onsite Visit: Visited last week

Marketing Info
Group Title: Halla Huhm Korean Dance Studio
Performance Title: Korean Folk Dance
Social Media Accounts: Facebook

AV & Technical Info

Audio: Will try emailing to Trevor if not a CD
Special Equipment: N/A

Parking & Validation

Special Parking Needs: N/A
# Performers: 8
# Entire Group: 12
Parking Validations: 4

Other Info / Follow Up Q’s

Invoice Obtained: Mailed
- Different performance programs 2/8 & 2/12 (See attached)
- Will arrive in costumes and will try best to be on time.
 Taiwanese Aboriginal Dance Info

Performance & Day Of Event

Expected Performance: N/A

Welcoming Intro (Crystal Montrone): All Star Dance Group will present two authentic Taiwanese and Chinese

folk dance numbers for you to get full flavors or Chinese culture. The children will perform the "Welcome Dance", a

traditional dance in the Amis tribe, the largest aboriginal tribe in Taiwan, followed by Qipao Dance and the Taichi
sword.

Day of Contact: Nancy Chow (cell) 808-721-7784; Jin Song (cell) 808-295-5034
Performance Location: Stage

Set Up: 5
Break Down: N/A

Duration: 20 Minutes
Onsite Visit: No

Marketing Info
Group Title: All Star Dance Group

Performance Title: Welcome Dance “Taichi Sword & Qipao Dance”

Social Media Accounts: N/A

AV & Technical Info

Audio: iPad
Special Equipment: Speaker

Parking & Validation

Special Parking Needs: N/A
# Performers: 15
# Entire Group: 15
Parking Validations: 10

Other Info / Follow Up Q’s

Invoice Obtained: Yes
 Wah Ngai Lion Dance Info

Performance & Day Of Event

Expected Performance: https://instagram.com/p/BQI3-_6DUaX/

Welcoming Intro (Crystal Montrone): In 2005 wah ngai lion dance association was founded as a non profit

organization committed to keeping Chinese culture alive. Today we are performing a newer modern Acrobatic lion

dance performance.
Day of Contact: Lico 808.232.7047 & Ryan 808.741.8336

Performance Location: Flagstone

Set Up: 30 Minutes

Break Down: 30 Minutes

Duration: 15-30 Minutes

Onsite Visit: Yes

Marketing Info
Group Title: Wah Ngai Lion Dance Association
Performance Title: Lion Obtains Flower Of Immortality
Social Media Accounts: https://www.instagram.com/wahngailiondancehawaii

AV & Technical Info

Audio: Other (Live drumming, cymbals, and gong)
Special Equipment: N/A

Parking & Validation

Special Parking Needs: Loading Zone
# Performers: 10
# Entire Group: 20
Parking Validations: 10

Other Info / Follow Up Q’s

Invoice Obtained: Yes
- Handing out no more than 100 red envelopes during the performance