While you’re at Honolulu Night Market, don’t forget to stop by ii gallery at 687 Auahi Street to view “A Small Area of Land (Kaka‘ako Earth Room).” This prismatic sculpture by Sean Connelly, a self-described interdisciplinary designer, is his first solo exhibition and will be at ii gallery through April 27th. Comprising 32,000 pounds of soil and sand extracted from areas of Oahu including Wai­ma­nalo, Wai­anae and Mili­lani, Connelly’s is a gigantic work that measures 7 feet high, 9 feet long and 4 feet wide. To find out more about the meaning and process behind “A Small Area of Land (Kaka‘ako Earth Room),” check out Flux Hawaii’s write-up here.

Got ART Cards? Then you’ve got access to great discounts from food vendors at tonight’s Honolulu Night Market. Cash in on these savings by forking over just one of your ART cards,  including:

- $2.50 off a Petite Suisse Crepe; choose from Dream: nutella, strawberry, banana, Caprese: mozzarella, tomato and basil oil or Greek: feta, spinach, sundried tomato

- Buy one Aloha Pop, get $1 off the second pop. Flavors include: Ichigo daifuku, Green Tea, Chocolate Peanut Butter, Pineapple Li Hing, POG, Green River, Blue Vanilla

- Buy two waffle cakes at Whatcha Fillin’ ($6 each) and get one free – choose from “Steak Me Home” waffle cake – slices of steak with home-made pesto sauce, “Mint Condition”  waffle cake – mint custard cream with chocolate chips, and the “French Kiss” waffle cake – ham, gruyere cheese, caramelized onions, and mayo

- Buy all three menu items at Blue Teppanyaki and get $3 off total – items include a bacon wrap, chicken breast wrap and ribeye roll

- Buy one large bag of popcorn at Island Popper and get a small bag FREE

- Buy two scoops of Il Gelato and get a FREE waffle cone

- At Simply Ono, receive a FREE Triple Chocolate Mousse or Red Velvet Teaser

- A FREE brownie dessert at Miso & Ale

- A mini yakisoba at Okonomi Grinds

The Pinch of Salt warehouse will have two more neighbor island artists in the house tonight – check out leti ELZA’s paintings and prints at the Honolulu Night Market and Taylor Lowe’s oil paintings (pictured at right), both from Kauai. Tonight in Kaka‘ako starting at 6 pm!

Mono (pronounced mo-no) is a new gift boutique that will open on King Street at the end of the month, but they are coming first to the Honolulu Night Market! Check out the gift shop’s pop-up shop in the Pinch of Salt warehouse for small design goods to improve your home, office and lifestyle. Support local + new businesses today from 6-11 pm!

Since 2010 on Kauai, See that Fly has recycled more than 6,000 t-shirts and turned them into popular bags that work for carrying groceries or at the farmers market as a beach bag or work carryall. Each shirt used on the interior is different, dyed and then new prints from local artists are silk screened on the outside, resulting in a one-of-a-kind product. See that Fly will be sharing a booth at the night market with one of their featured local artists from Kauai, Michi, whose mermaid print adorns one of the line’s top-selling bags. Recently See that Fly added dresses to their line — cute & comfortable, they are the perfect beach dress.

Got some note writing to do or presents to give? Stop by Miemiko’s stall at the Honolulu Night Market for letterpress paper, gift tags, stamps and more – they’re artful and perfect for sending thoughtful notes or giving special gifts.

Hawai’i’s first dedicated consignment, shuffle, buy, & sell sneaker spot, Truest, will be at the Honolulu Night Market Saturday – come on down and get your kicks. And ladies, cruise by San Lorenzo Bikinis’ stall for swimwear with a South American flare, plus clothing and accessories.

Kama‘aina lifestyle brand HiLife will be setting up shop at the Pinch of Salt warehouse this weekend at the #HNLNightMarket — stop by for hats, t-shirts, tank tops, stickers and art. And make the time to check out Fragmented Time, featuring one-of-a-kind handmade pieces like this vintage circa 1930′s working watch leather cuff – only at the Honolulu Night Market!

Hanau, by Ckaweeks (aerosol)

Heads up, folks, this is your LAST month to get your hands on the special Pow Wow Street Art edition of Night Market’s Art Cards!

What is an Art Card, how do I get some, and what the heck do I do with them once I have them?

Next month, Night Market will be releasing another special, limited edition series of prints, in conjunction with the national Scholastics Art Awards Program.

The Scholastic Art Awards offers teens in grades 7 through 12 the opportunity to submit their creative works in 28 categories of art and writing for the chance to earn scholarships and have their works exhibited or published. Panelists look for works that best exemplify originality, technical skill and the emergence of a personal voice or vision, and regional award winners receive Gold Keys (considered for national-level recognition) and Silver Keys (Honorable Mention).

Our next round of Art Cards will feature Gold and Silver Key winners from local High Schools.

Visit A&B’s ‘The Collection’ display, where you can register and get free Art Cards to use for Artivities and Discounts at Night Market!

Proceeds from the sale of Art Card go to support Honolulu Night Market and Kaka’ako art programs.

Contemporary fashions and streetwear shop Basique Threads will have not one, but two booths at this Saturday’s Honolulu Night Market. Stop by the Basique Thread booth for new arrivals and markdowns on in-store items for guys & girls. Plus the next stall over is BT’s FRM:me2u booth, with second-hand clothing, accessories and shoes. Get your shop on, April 20th from 6-11 pm at 683 Auahi Street.