PYNK Salon struts into Chinatown adorned with positivity, creativity

DOWNTOWN -- The revitalization of Chinatown into an arts and cultural district has long been witnessed and discussed by those businesses and denizens that have seen it first-hand. That revitalization has remained a part of Honolulu’s collective conversation because it is ongoing. The owners of the Ezentric Salon at the makai end of Smith Street of are set to open their newest venture, PYNK, during this month’s First Friday event on February 5. It is another new business optimistic about what is happening in Chinatown. PYNK is an acronym for Positive, Youthful ‘N Kreative.

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Blog

• Friends of Kehau ALOHA JAM Benefit

• Foster Botanical tree removal

• Breaking Photo: Nuuanu paint spill

• February 20: Honolulu CitySolve Urban Race

• February 16: Economic crisis discussion with Interfaith Alliance Hawaii

• PYNK Salon struts into Chinatown adorned with positivity, creativity

• BHL Cafe offers a responsible lifestyle eatery in the heart of Downtown

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Events

• March 15: 8th Annual Historic Preservation Awareness Day at the State Capitol

• March 13: George and Georgia at Laughtrack Theater

• March 13: DJ Irene at Pipeline Cafe

• March 11: Honolulu Academy of Arts’ aloHAA night

• March 5: First Friday at SoHo Mixed Media Bar supports UH art

• March 3: Commedian Michael Loftus at Pipeline Cafe

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