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42 Great Savings Events To Shop This Week

  • July 2, 2022

The July 4 weekend is finally here, and amidst the crackling pops of fireworks displays you’ll find the digital sparks set off by a virtual avalanche of Independence Day sales. That’s right, friends—in honor of our nation’s birthday, some of our favorite furniture purveyors are offering fabulous savings. So whether you’re looking to upgrade the backyard with some new patio furniture or add a new sleeper sofa to your living room, the next few days are a great time to do so.

Since many 4th of July furniture sales have already begun, you can shop early and then take a break to enjoy the long weekend without worrying about sales and credit cards. To help you uncover the best deals, we’re rounded up the best savings events that are already live, as well as some specific markdowns worth checking out.

The Best 4th Of July Furniture Sales Happening Now

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Wayfair: The e-tailer started its 4th of July sale a little early—and its deals are not to be missed. Among the markdowns, you’ll find up to 55% off outdoor furniture, up to 50% off bedroom furniture and office furniture starting at $99.

Apt2B: Take 15% off all orders, 20% off orders of $2,999 or more, 25% off orders of $3,999 or more and 30% off orders of $5,499 or more at Apt2B now through Independence Day.

Industry West: Want to score 20% off your Industry West order? Simply enter code JULY4 at checkout.

Overstock: Not only is Overstock offering up to 70% off thousands of items, but you’ll also get free shipping on all orders.

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City’s largest botanical garden celebrates 40th anniversary with new exhibits

  • July 2, 2022

HONOLULU (HawaiiNewsNow) – The city’s largest botanical garden is celebrating a big milestone.

Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden turned 40 in March, but is holding a series of events all summer long to mark the anniversary.

Hoomaluhia, located in Kaneohe, is the city’s largest of five botanical gardens in the Honolulu Botanical Garden system. Not only is it a photogenic backdrop for nearly 600,000 visitors a year, but the garden also acts as flood protection for Kaneohe, according to the City and County of Honolulu.

To celebrate 40 years open to the public, the garden’s visitor center will be dedicated to Paul R. Weissich, a late director of HBG, in July. With almost 20 years of service to the city’s garden system, Weissich helped establish the five HBG locations across the island.

“He truly conceived and championed Hoomaluhia from its inception,” said current HBG Director Joshlyn Sand, in a press release.

The visitor center will be renamed the Paul R. Weissich Education Center at Hoomaluhia Botanical Garden and will host two new exhibits from July through August.

One exhibit will showcase photographs from Hoomaluhia, Foster, Koko Crater, Lili’uokalani and Wahiawa botanical gardens. The other will be a dedication to Olive L. Vanselow, a program specialist who served 36 years at Hoomaluhia.

The celebration comes with activities for all ages. Kids can sign up to participate in the Hoomaluhia Garden Critters Art Contest until July 20.

The “fun-spirited contest” encourages kids between the ages of 3 to 17 years old to create a three dimensional piece of artwork out of recycled materials.

To enter and see the contest rules, click here.

Submit any artwork entries to the Hoomaluhia Visitor Center. Entries will be displayed in the center until Aug. 30.

Visit Hoomaluhia:

  • Location: 45-680 Luluku Rd. Kaneohe, Hawaii 96744
  • Hours: 9 a.m. –
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