On The Grid — 8/12/15

August 13 THUR

TIM ROSE RELEASE PARTY
AT CROSSROADS AT HAWAIIAN BRIAN’S

Local singer-songwriter Tim Rose celebrates the release of his first album starting at 8 p.m. The party also features performances by Kimberly June, Izik Moreno and more. Tickets cost $10 pre-sale, or $15 at the door. (Metro music columnist Roger Bong wrote an article about Rose in March. Read it at metrohnl.com)

hawaiianbrians.com

August 14 FRI

CHINATOWN INVASION
AT ONG KING ART CENTER

Laugh it up with Think Fast Improv and Mr. Aaron during this unscripted comedy show that relies on audience participation. The night begins at 8 p.m. Admission costs $10 at the door.

thinkfastimprov.com

August 15 SAT

HONOLULU NIGHT MARKET
AT 449 COOKE ST.

Check out this month’s installment of Honolulu Night Market, this time with a nod to the Summertime Blues — think music and soul, plus food, art and fashion. Admission is free and the market goes from 6 to 11 p.m.

honolulunightmarket.com

SUMMERTIME BLUES  Shake off those summer doldrums with food, fashion and more at this month's Honolulu Night Market  AT 449 COOKE ST. AUG 15 6 P.M.

SUMMERTIME BLUES
Shake off those summer doldrums with food, fashion and more at this month’s Honolulu Night Market
AT 449 COOKE ST. AUG 15 6 P.M.

SALOON PILOTS
AT HPR’S ATHERTON STUDIO

Saloon Pilots will explore the evolution of American folk music during an evening at HPR’s Atherton Studio, which begins at 7:30 p.m. (doors open at 7) and also will see the debut of a few of the band’s new songs. Tickets cost $30 for general admission, $25 for HPR members or $15 for students with an ID.

hprtickets.org

GREAT HAWAIIAN FOOD TRUCK FESTIVAL
AT WAIKIKI BEACH WALK

Great Hawaiian Food Truck Festival will feature — was it hard to guess? — a bevy of local food to dine on. Plus, there also will be arts and crafts vendors, rides, carnival games and more. It all takes place from 5 to 10 p.m. on Kalakaua Avenue between Lewers Street and Kealohilani Avenue. Admission is free. millwoodohanaproductions.com

THE USED
AT THE REPUBLIK

Popular early 2000s Utah-based rock band The Used is still at it — and stops in at The Republik for an 8 p.m. show. Tickets cost $35, with a $5 increase the day of the show. The band recently came out with a new album, Imaginary Enemy, which it says is their “most spirited” work to date.

jointherepublik.com