Cruz Island+Beach™ 3
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CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™ 3
SHOW INFORMATION
Aloha CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™ 3 Enthusiast!
Thank you for your interest in our 3rd SEMIANNUAL "CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™" SURF, SKATE, & HAWAIIANA EXPO on Saturday, November 19, 2005! This show has been created due to the overwhelming popularity of tropical merchandise in the marketplace and directed to vendors who deal in quality new and vintage Surf, Skate, and Hawaiiana. CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™ 3 will be held again at AVIATION PARK GYMNASIUM in Redondo Beach, CA. (the same location as DA SHOW), 8:00am to 4:00pm. Please feel free to call or email me for further information. You can view the CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™ 3 FLYER at:
http://www.aloha-cruz.com/pdf/cruz_island_beach3_flyer.pdf
CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™ 3
Saturday, November 19, 2005
8:00am to 4:00pm
Aviation Park Gymnasium
1935 Manhattan Beach Blvd.
Redondo Beach, CA 90278 USA
We now include VINTAGE along with CONTEMPORARY assortments of Surf, Skate, and Hawaiiana home decor, accessories, clothing, and gifts, as key items occupying some 18,000 sq. ft. of our Tropical-themed expo. "ISLAND+BEACH™" is our semiannual event, held twice a year, in June and November. Our next event, CRUZ ISLAND+BEACH™ 3, represents the eighth annual event (including the previous event called "Da Show"), features quality contemporary as well as vintage Surf, Skate, & Hawaiiana.
Our expanded and strengthened concept significantly broadens the scope of our expo while remaining true to the Hawaiian-, tropical-, and beach-themed lifestyles so important to our customers who share our passion. Our goal is to provide an unparalleled and unique one-stop shopping extravaganza carefully focused to satisfy all aspects of our enviable island and beach lifestyles.
- Early Bird Shopping 8am-10am $10.00 per person/children under 12 free -
- General Admission 10am-4pm $5.00 per person/children under 12 free -
PLENTY OF FREE PARKING
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Special Event!
Alfred Shaheen Historical Clothing Retrospective!
— From the private collections of Ted Gonzales and Camille Shaheen-Tunberg
— with a special guest appearance by Alfred Shaheen.
More information on Alfred Shaheen >>
Special Guest Stars!
Live Hawaiian Ukulele and Slack Key Performed by Uncle Chuck Ka'imikaua and Friends
— Taking their name from an old Fireballs tune, The Torquays formed in 1990 in Orange County, California, a hotbed for many of the original surf bands. Their style is totally traditional, down to their vintage equipment.
— An eclectic mix of ukulele enthusiasts from all backgrounds and ages, playing a variety of ukulele music which includes Hapa Haole, Vintage Hawaiian, Tin Pan Alley, and Classic Rock.
Kolohe Ukulele Club of Southern California
South Bay Skate Team Members — Special Live Demonstrations by Skateboard Pros!
HBSL Silent Auction Preview!
Silent Auction Expanded, Strengthened!
Throughout the day on Saturday, November 19th, Cruz Island+Beach™ 3 will conduct its third consecutive silent auction fundraiser event in support of the Hermosa Beach Surf Legends (HBSL) Memorial Fountain Project. Cruz Nobleza has stepped forward with an unprecendented statement of support for the project by offering for the first time ever a significant selection of Surf, Skate, and Hawaiiana collectibles from her personal collection valued in excess of $8,000!
The HBSL Fountain will be a full-size bronze replica of the famous photo of Dewey Weber surfing 22nd Street in Hermosa Beach taken by legendary surf photographer and local Hermosan, Leroy Grannis, in 1966 (see the artist's rendering to the left). Water jets will simulate the spray from Dewey's trademark "Wheelhouse" cutback. Around the base of the fountain will be photo-etched granite tiles depicting the legendary surfers/watermen who emerged from the Hermosa area, including such greats as Doc Ball, Hoppy Swarts, Leroy Grannis, Jim Bailey, the Kerwins, Bev Morgan, Paul Matthies, Bing Copeland, Hap Jacobs, Dale Velzy, Greg Noll, Mike Purpus, Rick Stoner, Dewey Weber, Eddie Talbot, Phil Becker, the Meistrell Brothers, Dru Harrison, Sonny Vardeman, Donald Takayama, Linda Benson, John Baker, Mike Stevenson, Alf Laws and others. Along with the photos, we hope to preserve for posterity some of the old stories from this classic time period in Hermosan history.
The fountain will provide a lasting remembrance of a time when Hermosa Beach was at the epicenter of the burgeoning new sport of surfing. The ancient Hawaiian sport of surfing was introduced to the "Mainland" when George Freeth and Duke Kahanamoku came to the South Bay in the early 1900's. During the 60's & 70's, the surf shops were lined up along PCH and these legendary forerunners of modern day surfing were developing their skills in the local surf and creating new board designs in their shaping rooms. Hermosa Beach was where it was all happening!
Full details on the Hermosa Beach Surf Legends Memorial Fountain Project are available on the Web site at: HBSurfLegends.org
Help us contribute to making this historically significant project a reality while at the same time adding to your collection or solving your holiday gift buying challenges and place your bid on your favorite items at the HBSL Silent Auction throughout the day at Cruz Island+Beach™ 3!
Plan your bids early with the HBSL Silent Auction Preview list below... !
Onsite Food and Services...
• AN ON-SITE ATM PROVIDED YOUR CONVENIENCE •
• BOX BROTHERS WILL BE HERE - THEY SHIP EVERYWHERE •
• AUTHENTIC HAWAIIAN FOOD SERVICE BY L & L HAWAIIAN BBQ •
Location and Directions...
Local Directions:
FROM LOS ANGELES: 405 Frwy south, exit Rosecrans Ave. West to Manhattan Beach. Left at Aviation Blvd. Left at Manhattan Beach Blvd. Left at Doolittle Dr. Left at second driveway...proceed to FREE PARKING.
FROM ORANGE COUNTY: 405 Frwy north, exit Inglewood Ave. Left onto Inglewood Ave. - quickly move to right lane. Right on Manhattan Beach Blvd. Right at Doolittle Dr. Left at second driveway...proceed to FREE PARKING.
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