At the March Honolulu Night Market, Harry’s Alley was full of balloons. All you had to do was look up to discover the Pop installation created by Dimitri Damiel Kim. The video below details the process of installing the balloons.

More pictures from March’s event courtesy of photographer Matthew Hatae, aka ‘MASH.’ Hatae, born and raised in NY/NJ, now lives in Honolulu and in addition to a being a professional photographer (specializing in weddings), he is a Japanese translator, captain for Hawaii Nautical boat excursions and dive master. Check out MASH‘s pics below..

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If you missed the first fashion show at this past Saturday’s Honolulu Night + Market check out this cool video! “SPECTRUM” featuring designs by the University of Hawaii Apparel Product Design & Merchandising students!

Honolulu Nightmarket x UHM Pre-Show from BK Photo on Vimeo.

Honolulu Night Market really did POP this past weekend.
Thousands of eager fans piled in to 683 Auahi St for this latest installment of Honolulu Night Market in Kakaako. The “Pinch of Salt” warehouse (recently named BEST LATE-NIGHT SHOPPING by Honolulu Magazine) was packed all night with vendors and shoppers alike, while the main stage hosted entertainment by Sing The Body, Taimane Gardner, and not one… not two… but THREE fashion shows.
Check out the gallery below for scenes from Honolulu Night Market: Pop

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Honolulu Night Market’s A Pinch of Salt has been named BEST LATE-NIGHT SHOPPING by Honolulu Magazine! We are so stoked! Pick-up a copy of the March 2013 Honolulu Mag on stands now. Our next Honolulu Night Market is just two weeks away! Join us on Saturday March 16th in Kaka’ako from 6pm-11pm! This month’s theme is POP!

Street Grindz, the creators of Honolulu Night Market would like to that everyone for their support of this event.

Honolulu Night Market is fast approaching and this month is all about POP!  There will be plenty of Art Card specials this month, be sure to stock up.

Saturday, February 16th marked the return of Honolulu Night Market. Just in time for PowWow2013 Weekend. And this sure was an ARTrageous party. Artists from around Hawaii and the world gathered in Kakaako for this must see spectacle, and we wrapped it all up with an awesome Honolulu Night Market block party.
Live entertainment, Great food, Another fantastic fashion show styled by Fighting Eel and Ava Sky, Tons of amazing retail vendors, and of course more live art than you can shake a paintbrush at.
We also unveiled our new Art Cards. Collect them all, or use them as currency from some of your favorite Honolulu Night Market vendors. The choice is yours.

Check out the albums below for scenes from Honolulu Night Market: ARTrageous

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So you think it’s not happening in Kakaako? Try this on for size!

This Saturday, Dec. 15, starting at 6 p.m. at 683 Auahi St., there will be a ‘Honolulu Night Market Rogue Christmas’ happening, courtesy ofStreet Grindz and Kamehameha Schools.

The offerings? Some underground entrepreneurial crafters you may never find anywhere else; some wild music, a crazy fashion show, and food galore.  read more… 
by Beverly Creamer

December 15th brings a new Honolulu Night Market filled with FOOD – RETAIL – ENTERTAINMENT – FASHION and all the instagram pictures your favorite mobile device can snap.

Retail

Check back often to see what other vendors will be in the Honolulu Night Market warehouse:

• Andy South
• Hound & Quail
• B.E.A.D.S. HI
• LMS Boutique
• HRDLCK & Maiden Hell
• ONEONE JEWELRY
• LoveBurd Denim
• Bamboo Sky
• Tiff’s Thrifts
• Mamanu Kids
• Petal & Piper and Raskal
• Organik
• Loopty Loop
• Perfectly Tarnished
• 808 Urban
• Kathy’s Bowties
• Khush Hawaii Clothing
• One Shabby Chick 

The intention of Freak’n Genius has been to become a living and breathing example of crafting that interactive brand and story from day 1. Since our beginnings at Startup Weekend, going through both SW Next and the Microsoft Kinect Accelerator, to all of our customer development, iterative product cycles, and just being present in the real world, we thrive on participation, collaboration and communication. Not only is our culture and the story we’re living and creating on a daily basis a reflection of Stanley’s “We Are the Stories We Tell” philosophy, but our product is a tool that enables creativity and storytelling in a way that isn’t really possible today. It is our belief that if ideas can come to life as quickly, simply and as naturally as it is to just be you, we will see an insurgence of impactful ideas being realized and shared from every day people that would otherwise let their idea suffocate and wither away.

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