Calendar for April 2010
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HONOLULU
Kahala Food & Wine Classic
When, where: Friday and Saturday, Kahala Hotel & Resort
Highlights: Emeril Lagasse and other renowned chefs host a culinary weekend with gala dinners, cooking classes, wine tastings and cigar seminars.
Cost: $150 for the opening-night and closing-night dinners; $100 for the “Emeril Live” cooking demo; $50 for the wine-tasting event; $30 for a cigar lesson. Prices do not include tax or tip.
Info: (800) 367-2525, https://www.kahalaresort.com
SAN FRANCISCO
Cherry Blossom Festival
When, where: April 10-11, 17-18, Japantown
Highlights: More than 200,000 people are expected at this 43rd annual event, featuring Japanese dancers, martial artists, taiko drummers, food marketplace, traditional arts and crafts, children’s village, golf tournament, pageant, and a parade on April 18.
Cost: Free
Info: (415) 563-2313, https://www.sfcherryblossom.org
SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ.
Scottsdale Culinary Festival
When, where: April 13 to 18, throughout Scottsdale
Highlights: This enormous event, in its 32nd year, is a convergence of culinary and cocktail parties, celebrity chefs, tribute dinners (including a James Beard benefit), mixologist demos and the Great Arizona Picnic at Scottsdale’s Civic Center Plaza. This year’s iteration will emphasize fresh herbs and produce.
Cost: Tickets are $5 to $200.
Info: (480) 945-7193, https://www.scottsdaleculinaryfestival.org
SANTA BARBARA
Earth Day Festival
When, where: April 17-18, Alameda Park
Highlights: In honor of Earth Day’s 40th anniversary, some 20,000 attendees will converge in Santa Barbara to learn about the “Fossil Free by ‘33” campaign and check out hundreds of eco-minded businesses, technology vendors and environmental organizations. There will be a Green Shorts Film Festival, a green car show and a pavilion featuring the latest in planet-friendly home decor and appliances.
Cost: Free
Info: (805) 963-0583, https://www.sbearthday.org https://www.sbearthday.org
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