Aloha kākou,

We just loaded the last of our belongings onto a trailer bound for Hawai'i Island.  We have just 16 days left with our Brooklyn 'ohana in the city we love.

As loyal fans know, the City Reliquary is often prone to tear-jerking if not heart-wrenching commemorative events. **This Sunday from 6-10 pm will be no exception!    **

To combat the sad sentiment of my family's departure from our New York homestead, we will be** hosting an amazing, Hawai'ian Lū'au in the museum's own backyard**. 

**This will truly be the Reliquary event nobody will want to miss.**

We hope to see you on Sunday to share once more the amazing aloha that is always present at our humble museum.

Please, holo holo on over to the Reliquary so we can bid you a hui hou until we meet again!

Here's a taste of what an amazing night we've lined up!!!

**AUTHENTIC POLYNESIAN ENTERTAINMENT **
Our dear friend, and our daughter Rosie's Kumu Hula, Kaina Quenga has gathered her talented friends for a **full Polynesian Show featuring hula from several origins and a Fire-Knife dancer.**

We'll all be serenaded by live Hawai'ian musicians throughout the evening as well as by the masterful DJ Stacher spinning from my personal collection of vintage Hawai'ian records.

There will also be a special appearance in old Reliquary style by the Lucky Chops Brass Band!

All this in a tropical setting photo op, topped off with a lei greeting and more genuine aloha spirit than has ever been witnesses in one Brooklyn backyard ever in history!!

**TICKETS**
**All proceeds from tickets and drink sales will sustain our beloved Reliquary.  Buy Tickets Now  or at the door!**

A hui hou kākou!!!!
Until we meet on Sunday night!!!
Always civic,
Dave Heramn