JOIN US FOR A ONCE IN A  LIFETIME SPECIAL EVENT MADE POSSIBLE BY  DOUG WALKER Special Guests - Larry Bertlemann / Randy Rarick / Shirley Rogers / Mark Liddel / Jock Sutherland / Dennis Pang / Kalai Ahuna (lifeguard) / Lynne Boyer / Reno Abellira / Blanche Benson / Becky Benson / John Jones / Betty Depolito   When: Friday July 29th Where: Ward and Auahi In front of First Hawaiian Bank Parking Lot Rainbow Drive Throw Back Price menu and other items Surfing and art have always gone hand in hand, and Hawaiian South Shore has long enjoyed supporting the creative minds in our community. On July 29, 2016, we will be hosting a special event featuring the work of Doug Walker, who has been working for years on the Lost & Found Collection. A lifelong surfer searching for a new creative outlet to restart his stoke, Doug discovered a collection of old surf negatives at the Rose Bowl flea market, and was blown away by the images that he saw when he held them up to the light. For the next three years, he traveled the world with his camera, searching out the photographers and surfers who had...

The man that started it all almost 4 years ago Doug Walker Big Mahalo To Doug for giving us the opportunity to sponsor the event. July 29th 2016 will be a day to remember. https://vimeo.com/128198360 Roughly eight years ago, commercial film editor Doug Walker found himself experiencing a crossroads; he was craving a return to his beach culture roots. It was around this time when his wife handed him the gift of a video camera with the simple request to go out and create something he loved. The very next day, Walker traveled to Southern California; unbeknownst to him, the trip would change his life forever. During a random visit to the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena, Walker was lured toward a stall selling surf memorabilia. There, he discovered three file boxes filled with sheet after sheet of photographic film slides, contact prints, and negatives. He held a single slide toward the sun and could see a clear picture, an image that charted the course for the next chapter of his life. Inside those precious boxes were 30,000 missing photos from Surfing Magazine’s 1970s library. The archive had been lost for years yet serendipitously ended up at his feet...