2010 Kokua Festival

PassportApril 23rd and 24th

Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, Hawai’i

Visit the Kokua Village and enter to win great prizes!

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Mahalo to our Partners!

Visit the booths in the Kokua VillageCheck out the Keiki Area Taste local, organic or natural foods

Here’s what you can do at the Kokua Festival:

Turn in the completed perforated portion and BECOME A MEMBERof Jack Johnson’s All At Once community.All At Once community.All At Once

ENTER TO WIN GREAT PRIZES including the Grand Prize of two orchestra pit seats at tonight’s show and an autographed limited edition Kokua Festival poster! Vote for the Best Booths in the Kokua Village!

Take environmental actions Purchase sustainable productsGet this passport stamped

For more information visit www.kokuafestival.com

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Taj MahalGrammy winning composer, multi-faceted musician and vocalist Taj Mahal is one of the most prominent and influential figures in late 20th century blues and roots music. Mahal has done much to reshape the definition and scope of the blues during his career by fusing it with nontraditional forms, including sounds from the Caribbean, Africa and the Hawaiian Islands.

Jake ShimabukuroBorn and raised in Hawaii, Jake is recognized as one of the world’s most exciting and innovative ukulele players and composers. Renowned for his lightning-fast fingers and revolutionary playing techniques, Jake views the ukulele as an “untapped source of music with unlimited potential.” His music combines elements of jazz, blues, funk, classical, bluegrass, folk, flamenco, and rock.

AnuheaWith a delicate blend of fragility, strength and sass, Hawaiian-born singer/songwriter Anuhea weaves acoustic soul, R&B, reggae and jazz with pop appeal. Her signature guitar flow, sultry vocals and engaging lyrics have earned her a reputation as Hawaii’s newest rising star.

Julie Mealani HollandJulie Mealani Holland is the official 2010 Kokua Festival poster artist. Born and raised in Kailua, Hawaii, her artwork resonates the simple yet pure and vivid imagery captured in nature throughout the islands of Hawaii. Julie’s primary medium is oil on canvas. She has also been commissioned to paint murals for homes and schools where she enjoys contributing to a creative learning environment.

Jack JohnsonSince co-founding the Kokua Hawaii Foundation in 2003 with his wife Kim, Jack Johnson has hosted six Kokua Festivals. His new studio album, To the Sea, due to be released June 1, 2010 on Brushfire Records, was recorded using 100% solar energy. For his upcoming tour, Johnson and his crew will collaborate with non-profits as part of All At Once, to share the Kokua message and inspire music fans to create positive change.

Ziggy MarleyIsland favorite and four time Grammy-winning musician, Ziggy Marley, will make his first appearance at the 2010 Kokua Festival playing a solo acoustic set. Ziggy recently released his children’s album Family Time which features Paula Fuga and Jack Johnson on a track entitled “Cry, Cry, Cry.” Marley is an active supporter of children charity organizations worldwide including Little Kids Rock, which brings musical instruments and music lessons to children in public schools, and U.R.G.E. (Unlimited Resources Giving Enlightenment), a non-profit organization founded by Ziggy that benefits children’s causes in Jamaica and other developing nations.

April 23rd and 24th, 2010Waikiki Shell, Honolulu, Hawaii

Mahalo to our Greening Partners

• EcoUsable• Menehune Water Company• Pacific Biodiesel• Reynolds Recycling• Styrophobia

Jack Johnson and his crew are also taking actions to minimize the environmental impacts of their world tour. Impacts will be tracked throughout the tour to demonstrate how collective action can result in significant change. An end-of-tour report will be available at www.JackJohnsonMusic.com

Zero-Waste

Recycling, food waste, and composting stations are located throughout the festival grounds.Water Station

Bring a reusable water bottle and fill up for free in the Kokua Village.

Concessions and Catering

Locally-grown, organic, and natural food offerings; all concessionware will be composted, recycled, or reused.

Kokua VillageVisit the village to learn about our green business and non-profit partners, and take the kids to the Keiki Stage for environmental games, crafts, and more.

TravelRide your bike to the show and utlilize the free valet service offered at the front of the venue–you’ll be entered to win fun prizes! Other great options to get to the show: take public transportation, jump on the Kokua Festival shuttle buses from a neighborhood near you, drive a hybrid or biodiesel vehicle, or carpool. Park across from KCC to catch the free electric shuttle to the Waikiki Shell.

Earth Day Resolutions

Look for a Kokua roaming camera team or visit the solar powered photo booths in the Kokua Village to make your own commitment to reduce your environmental impact.

Eco-Friendly Concert Merchandise

Organic cotton and USA made t-shirts, reusable tote bags and water bottles, recycled paper posters and festival passports.

Carbon OffsetsThe Kokua Festival sends a special “thank you” to those who purchased offset credits with your tickets–you have helped reduce the environmental impact of your travel! After all possible actions are taken, the remaining carbon emissions from this event will be calculated and offset credits purchased to make Kokua Festival climate-neutral.

All At OnceThrough a social action network called All At Once, you can connect with non-profit groups and share ideas for environmental action. Visit AllAtOnce.org to find out how to help inspire positive change in your community!

Giving BackJack Johnson has been a member of 1% For The Planet since 2004, giving at least 1% of his revenues to environmental causes each year. His new charity, the Johnson Ohana Charitable Foundation, supports All At Once non-profit partners with donations and All At Once non-profit partners with donations and All At Oncematching grants. Jack Johnson will donate 100% of his 2010 tour profits to charity. Learn more at AllAtOnce.org

Sustainable Biodiesel

Sustainable biodiesel is used in the production of the Kokua Festival.

Kokua Festival is taking all possible actions toward environmental responsibility:

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Protect Your BreakCome by the Patagonia booth to learn what you can do to protect threatened surf breaks – and for a chance to win a Patagonia wetsuit.

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The Kokua Hawaii Foundation is a non-profit organization that supports environmental education in the schools and communities of Hawaii. The foundation’s mission is to provide students with experiences that will enhance their appreciation for an understanding of their environment so that they will be lifelong stewards of the earth.

Kokua Festival proceeds benefit the Kokua Hawaii Foundation

3 R’s School Recycling programEnvironmental Education Field Trips and Mini-Grant Assistance program‘AINA In Schools, a Farm-to-School program on OahuKokua Earth Action ProjectsPlastic Free Hawaii CoalitionSimplify the Holidays, film screenings and more…

To learn more, visit the Kokua Hawaii Foundation booth in the Kokua Village or visit www.kokuahawaiifoundation.org

Festival proceeds help support and expand the following Kokua Hawaii Foundation initiatives:

All At Once Blue Planet Foundation City & County of Honolulu Recycling Branch City & County of Honolulu Recycling Branch Conservation Council for Hawaii Defend Oahu Coalition DLNR Division of Forestry and WildlifeGuitars in the Classroom Hakipuu Learning Center Hawaii Conservation Alliance Foundation Hawaii Conservation Alliance Foundation Hawaii Farmers Union Hawaii Institute for Human RightsHawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine SanctuaryHui O Koolaupoko KAHEA: The Hawaiian Environmental Alliance Kanu Hawaii Kokua Hawaii FoundationMalama Hawaii Malama Learning Center Malama MaunaluaMusic is Good Medicine 1% for the Planet Papahanaumokuakea Marine National Monument Reuse Hawaii Sierra Club Surfrider Foundation - Oahu ChapterSustain HawaiiSustainability Association of Hawaii The Green House: LEAP ProgramThe Outdoor Circle The Trust for Public Land

As part of the Kokua Hawaii Foundation’s commitment to environmental sustainability, the festival is proud to work with non-profit organizations that share this commitment. Festival non-profit groups are leaders in protecting and improving the environment, in Hawaii and around the world!

Mahalo to our Non-Profit Partners!

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Kokua Festival Venue Map

Printed on 50% post-consumer fiber, carbon neutral, FSC, Green Seal certified paper manufactured with Green-e certified windpower.

All At Once Campaign created by Jack Johnson, along with his management and crewAll At Once Campaign created by Jack Johnson, along with his management and crewAll At OnceAll At Once Campaign direction, MusicMatters: www.effectpartners.comAll At Once Campaign direction, MusicMatters: www.effectpartners.comAll At OnceAll At Once on-site activation, Reverb: www.reverbrock.org All At Once on-site activation, Reverb: www.reverbrock.org All At OnceAll At Once logo by Thomas Campbell All At Once logo by Thomas Campbell All At Once

Original artwork for the 2010 Kokua Festival Poster by Julie Mealani Holland: www.mealaniart.comKokua concert stage photos © Brian Bielmann, concert crowd images by Brent Bielmann, Taj Mahal photo © Jay Blakesberg/Retna Ltd., Jake Shimabukuro photo by Danny Clinch Photography.Other photos courtesy of Kokua Hawaii Foundation Archives, Kokua Festival Archives, and Kokua Festival Partners Art direction and Kokua logo design by Lively & SonsCreative direction, design, map and “greening” art icons by ecoLingo: earth friendly graphic designPrinting provided by Meridian Graphics

is Jack Johnson’s social action network providing information, tools, and motivation to empower individuals to become active in their local and world community.

You will be e-mailed after the show with a special invitation to activate your All At Once membership. All At Once membership. All At Once

Your actions, your voice, and your choice have a huge impact.

FirstName:

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(we will not share, sell or give your information)

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( to contact for winning prizes – must have access to this phone today)

Please vote for your favorite Kokua Village Booth here! Enter the booth’s corresponding number in the box provided (booth number guide provided at the All At Once tent).

Kokua Festival Best Booth Contest

The Kokua Village is a fun and interactive place for fans to learn about local non-profit groups, purchase sustainable products from eco-friendly businesses, eat yummy local and organic food, and take steps to reduce their environmental impact by using the zero-waste stations and the water refill station.

This year, the Kokua Festival would like to invite fans to vote for their favorite booths in the Kokua Village. There are two categories: Best Eco-BusinessBooth and Best Non-Profit Booth. Tell us which booth you found to be the most creative and fun in each category by submitting your vote at the Kokua Village All At Once tent. Winner of the best booth contest will be announced from the stage on Saturday night.

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BECOME an All At Once community member!

Keep this portion as a reminder of the positive environmental actions you took at the Kokua Festival!

CARPOOL, SHUTTLE OR BUS Festival goers who carpooled, rode the Kokua Shuttle or took the bus go to All At Once tent to get stamped.

VISIT AN ECO-BUSINESS Such as Kashi, Patagonia, or Stonyfield Farm and many more in the Kokua Village.

MAKE AN EARTH DAY RESOLUTION Look for a Kokua roaming camera team or visit the solar powered photo booths to make your environmental commitment.

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If you don’t want this Passport, please return it to a Kokua Festival staff member.

Prize winners will be announced throughout the afternoon and evening. Forms must be turned in to the All At Once tent by 6:00pm to be eligible for the Grand Prize. The Grand Prize winner will be announced between 6:10pm and 6:30pm, before Ziggy Marley takes the stage.

Look for your name on the stage screen, at the All At Once tent, or via mobile phone text message. The winner must report to the All At Once tent immediately after being notified, show proper ID, and will receive further instructions. If the winner does not report to the All At Once tent within 30 minutes of being notified, unfortunately the prize opportunity will be lost. Good luck!

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Take action in the Kokua Village and get your passport stamped.

Get at least three stamps, fill out the All At Once membership form on the other side, vote for the Best Booth, and take your passport to the All At Once tent to be entered to win great prizes. Grand Prize includes two orchestra pit seats at tonight’s show and an autographed limited edition Kokua Festival poster!

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Get 3 stamps to be eligible to win!

Take action, get your passport stamped and enter to win!

Please fill out the form on other side