Why Attend?

To eat a delicious lunch of kalua pork sliders from the sandwich buffet.

To enjoy the "million dollar" ocean view from the windows.

To meet our 2012 SERG winner, Billy O’Brien.

To view & learn about rare Scottish Wildcats, via DVD.

To reaffirm your interest in Scotland and things Scottish.

To renew your annual membership (due July 1) without a stamp.

To help your Society conduct its annual business.

To vote for Caledonian Council members.

The Schedule

Lunch on Saturday, June 23, begins at 12 noon in a private room at the Ka‘Ikena Laua‘e Dining Room on the second floor of the Ohelo Building at Kapiolani Community College, 4303 Diamond Head Road.

Society business will be conducted during lunch, including presentation of the 2012 SERG award (follow link) to William O’Brien, an introduction of him and his project. The annual business meeting includes reports from the previous year, election of officers and board members (About half the Council terms expire each year), and a keek (peek) at plans for next year. Please bring program ideas or other suggestions.

About 1 pm, we will show the DVD, Last of the Scottish Wildcats (follow link).

The Lunch

The buffet menu is the same as last year: your choice of deli meats, breads and cheeses to create your own sandwich; the featured item is kalua pork sliders. Green salad with dressing, pasta salad and deli-style condiments will also be available along with iced tea or coffee.

Reservations

Both members and guests are welcome. Please reserve by Mon, June 18. Complete the form below, with the names of everyone in your party, and mail with your check for $15 per person to the Caledonian Society, P.O. Box 4164, Honolulu, HI 96812-4164. Questions? Phone Lillian Cunningham at 538-7707.

The Farmers’ Market

The weekly Farmers’ Market on the KCC campus generates huge crowds and congestion on the KCC campus on Saturday mornings. However, the market closes at 11 am. Lunch this year begins at noon instead of 11 am to allow the traffic to thin out before our arrival.

Directions and Parking

Enter KCC from Diamond Head Road, from Makapu‘u Ave. or from Kilauea Avenue. (See the map of the campus.) Park in Lot E near Kilauea Avenue or in any of the sections of Lot C, or in a visitor stall along the road itself.

Main building entrances face the center of the campus. Because the campus is hilly, a little uphill walking is required past the patio and decorative fountain up to the dining room entrance of Ohelo Building. Tartan pennants will be taped to posts to help you find your way.

Guests with limited walking ability could park in Lot E and have a relatively  flat walk around the near end of Ohelo building to the front entrance.

Bus Routes & Rides

Phone number for bus route & schedule information — 808-848-5555 Bus Customer Service—808-848-4500