Carlisle’s Public Sked, April 7-April 13

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Here’s where you can find Honolulu Mayor Peter Carlisle over the next seven days:

Saturday, April 7th

  • 11:00 am—Mayor Carlisle presents a check at the 5th Annual Taste of Waialua celebration. Old sugar mill, Waialua.
  • 5:30 pm—Mayor Carlisle delivers remarks at the 13th Annual MDA Spring Soiree. Royal Hawaiian Hotel.
  • 8:45 pm—Mayor Carlisle presents as award at the 2012 Filipino Entrepreneur of the Year and Young Filipino Entrepreneur of the Year Awards Dinner. Waikiki Beach Marriott Hotel.

Monday, April 9th

  • 4:00 pm—Mayor Carlisle delivers remarks and lays a wreath at the 70th commemoration of the Araw ng Kagitingan (Day of Valor) to honor Filipinos and Americans who fought side by side at Bataan and Corregidor in World War II. National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific at Punchbowl. 

Tuesday, April 10th

  • 7:30 am—Mayor Carlisle is a guest speaker at the East Oahu Breakfast Club. Hawaii Kai Retirement Community.

Wednesday, April 11th

  • 10:00 am—Mayor Carlisle delivers remarks at a Naturalization Ceremony for new American citizens. Mission Memorial Auditorium.

Thursday, April 12th

  • 6:00 pm—Mayor Carlisle delivers remarks and presents a proclamation at the 7th Annual Taste of Marukai celebration. Marukai Wholesale Mart.

Friday, April 13th

  • 10:00 am—Mayor Carlisle delivers remarks at a groundbreaking and blessing ceremony for the Senior Residence in Iwilei. 888 Iwilei Road.
  • 11:30 am—Mayor Carlisle delivers remarks and assists with awards at the 56th Annual Excellence in Government Awards Luncheon. Sheraton Waikiki Hotel.
  • 6:00 pm—Mayor Carlisle is a guest at the Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii “An Evening of Aloha” event. Royal Hawaiian Hotel.

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