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Do this! July 6-13

First Friday, the Surf Film Festival, Moilili Festival, Hawaii State Farm Fair, SPOCOM, Mochipet and DJ Shogun


First Friday (1 of 11)

First Friday

First Friday's going off in a big way this year, with soft openings, special art gallery shows and more. Here's a few highlights to guide your July art walk:

-The Loading Zone's soft opening: The all-new dancer and art space at 47 N. Hotel St. will be showcasing the work of Sarah Bliss Rasul with her exhibit, "Black Ink." 7-11 p.m., $2 cover, all ages.

-Adega Portuguesa Restaurant And Bar's FIRST First Friday: The new(ish) Portuguese restaurant at 1138 Smith St. will be celebrating the 6-month mark with free malasadas until 6 pm and staying open to take part in club hours for the first time, with 80s music with DJ Billy G until 2 a.m.

-Ong King: Dark & Disturbed First Friday: Get a little creeped out by this tribute to the darker side, with artists Amber Crago, Kaitlyn Everitt and Richard Barletta, storytelling by Jeff Gere and music & dance by some of Chinatown's best. 6 p.m.-2 a.m., free before 8 p.m., $5 before 9 p.m., $10 after, 18+.

-CHI-Town Pizza opens at SoHo: Yep, Soho's getting its very own pizza joint inside the club. Stop by and try out a slice, and stick around for a Pull-In Underwear fashion show art and more. SoHo Mixed Media Bar; 6 p.m.-2 a.m., free before 9 p.m., $10 after; 21+.

-Black Cat Tattoo: Rojo featuring Kona Red: Artwork by Richie Lucero & Jose Morales, DJs TripleBypass, Monkey & Toki and special cocktails mixed with Kona Red. Black Cat Tattoo, 1111 Nuuanu Ave., 7-11 p.m., 21+.

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alohaway808 5 pts

Ong King is a dump. It's a 501(c) 3 non profit that breaks all the rules, Owner uses it for a piggy bank. Nothing invested back in community. Same artist, no improvements, plenty of illegal drugs in bank. Save yoursef the trouble and stay away!

About Tracy Chan

Tracy Chan is a night owl who loves chronicling Honolulu's vibrant nightlife scene through photography and the written word.   The former Metromix Associate Producer (currently a freelance photographer and writer), she is a journalism major from the University of Hawaii, a body constantly in motion, and a pro at steering inebriated partygoers.

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