Presented By B-Ware, Emergen-C, ROXY and Keep A Breast

Haleiwa, HI - November 25, 2008 - Due to a massive landslide inside Waimea Valley, that has blocked the access road to the venue, The Keep A Breast Hawaii event will now be held at Haleiwa Joe's Bar and Restaurant in Haleiwa town on the N.Shore. Haleiwa Joe's is located at 66-011 Kamehameha Hwy Haleiwa, HI 96712 - (808) 637-8005. Doors now open at 9PM.

Hawaii based clothing brand B-Ware, along with The Keep A Breast Foundation (KAB), ROXY and Emergen-C, join forces to present Keep A Breast Hawaii (aka The “I Love Boobies” Party), an art and music festival that will feature a diverse group of top Hawaiian artists and music acts.

Keep A Breast Hawaii will take place on Wednesday November 26th at Haleiwa Joe's in Haleiwa town on Oahu's North Shore. The goal of this event is to raise consciousness and awareness for breast cancer, while benefiting The Keep A Breast Foundation and The Rell Sunn Education Fund. Keep A Breast Hawaii is set to be THE event on the North Shore this winter by bringing together a unique mix of artists, musicians, surfin' super stars and legends. It is also presented with support from SMART Magazine, Contrast Magazine, Aloha Army and DORK.

Keep A Breast Hawaii will feature customized plaster breast casts from more than 15 top Hawaii artists, including Angry Woebots, Heather Brown,  Clark Takashima, Ckaweeks, Pancho Abalos and many more. These casts will be on display and auctioned off at the event. Many of the casts to be displayed are of professional surfers, skaters and snowboarders, such as Rochelle Ballard, Megan Abubo, Chanelle Sladics, Kassia Meador, Shea Hodges and Vanessa Torres to name a few.

The Keep A Breast Hawaii event will also feature live musical performances from Kings of Spade and Sheriff Brown, along with DJ sets from Eskae and jim-BROWSKEE. There will also be live painting exhibitions and displays by several local Hawaii artists.

What: K.A.B  Hawaii
When: Wednesday, November 26th 2008
Where: Haleiwa Joe's - 66-011 Kamehameha Hwy Haleiwa, HI 96712 (808) 637-8005
Time: 6PM - 11PM

Art By: Angry Woebots, Heather Brown, Clark Takashima, Pocket Full Of Monsters Crew, Ground Up Crew +many more

Music From: Kings Of Spade, Sheriff Brown, DJ Eskae,  jim-BROWSKEE!

Boobies From: Rochelle Ballard, Megan Abubo, Chanelle Sladics, Claire Bevilacqua, Kassia Meador +many more

Info:
B-WARE: http://www.bwareville.com
Keep-A-Breast: http://www.keep-a-breast.org
Contrast Magazine: http://www.contrastmagazine.com
SMART Magazine: http://www.smartmagonline.com
DORK: http://www.dorkglasses.com
ESKAE: http://www.djeskae.com
Kings Of Spade: http://www.myspace.com/kingsofspade
Sheriff Brown: http://www.myspace.com/officialsheriffbrown

About B-Ware
B-Ware is progressive clothing and lifestyle brand that is successfully filling the gaps between street, surf and skate culture. Working from their home base on Oahu's North Shore in Hawaii, B-Ware is steadily cranking out a fresh full line of apparel products that can be found at top boutiques and select surf shops throughout Hawaii and mainland US. Only into their third season, the brand is already quickly gaining popularity amongst those in the know within the surf, skate, and streetwear communities.

With B-Ware, partners Jonathan Boulware and Jim DiCarlo strive to break through the typical barriers and simply create a quality apparel/lifestyle brand, while staying true to their core principals of progressive design, solid product, and authenticity.

Additional brand properties include The B-Ware Board Program, through which B-Ware will collaborate with top surf-board shapers to release unique, limited edition custom boards, and the B-Ware Show, a wild and whacky talk show that will feature guests and skits, to be launched online at Bwareville.com.

http://www.bwareville.com
 
About Keep-A-Breast
The Keep A Breast Foundation™ is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization that creates plaster forms of the female torso, customized by fine artists and auctioned to raise consciousness and awareness for breast cancer. Their mission is to help eradicate breast cancer by exposing young people to methods of prevention, early detection and support. Through art events, educational programs and fundraising efforts, they seek to increase breast cancer awareness among young people so they are better equipped to make choices and develop habits that will benefit their long-term health and well-being.
 
http://www.keep-a-breast.org