Renaissance of Inclusion: Full Life Summer Shines with Sensational Events!

marsfulllife • July 1, 2019

Aloha Full Life ‘Ohana!

Summer is here and is packed with so many Full Life events, we thought you’d want to know:
  • Saturday, June 29th  – Celebrate the renaissance of inclusion with Full Life marching in a collaboration of groups at the Hilo Gay Pride Parade- “50 & Fierce” celebration of the Stonewall Riots, which started the GLBTQ civil rights movement! Full Life will be marching with Abled Hawai’i Artists, Hawai’i Island Like Hike Ohana and led by #puppets4peace – this is how a #renaissanceofinclusion looks like!
  • Every Saturday – The Monday Dance Party Full Life social group, where you learn and share dance moves in a party atmosphere, that leads to a flashmob dance performed at the Abled Hawai’i Artists 12th Annual Art Festival on Saturday, July 20, 2018 at Prince Kuhio Plaza, 10am-3pm.
  • Saturday, July 20th – The fiscal and main sponsor of this meaningful community building annual event, Abled Hawai’i Artists (AHA) 12th Annual Art Festival is the largest celebration of the Americans with Disabilities Act in the state! AHA celebrates diverse abilities and promotes entrepreneurship in the arts!
Should you have any questions, contact our office at (808)  935-7699.
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