Kaua‘i Festivals & Events

Kahili Feather Making Workshop
2025-02-16 10:00 - 14:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Lihue Neighborhood Center, 3353 Eono Street, Lihue, 96766
Looking for volunteers who would like to be part of this project to make 2 large feather Kahili’s for our upcoming Kaua’i King’s Parade on June 14, 2025. Laura Wolfgang a Kumu Lei Hulu (Master feather lei maker) will be teaching the class.
Laura “Kawailehua” Wolfgang has been a Lei Hulu Practitioner for the past 7 years although her love of feather art started approximately 60 years ago during her school visit to the Bishop Museum. Since that time, she has visited the museum with most annual visits home while she was living in the mainland serving in the US Navy as a Navy Nurse Practitioner. Her fascination with feather art continued and after researching, found an online course on creating lei hulu. Her Kumu, Auntie Pattie Hannah-Gomez of Maui Feather Lei recognized her talents and pushed her skills and creativity. She was then granted permission to formally teach and finished her uniki process in 2024.
She now owns Na Hulu Arts and actively teaches at the Kaua’i Museum and with private lessons. She also serves as a vendor to many Kaua’i Made and Hawaiian cultural events to include Merrie Monarch. She states that her main purpose is to perpetuate this art and hopes that younger local folks will learn, cherish and continue to keep this art form alive.
Although she has never constructed a large kahili, she is well versed at making smaller kahili and creating the “bundles” and “branches” that are used in the large kahili. With her teaching skills she will help to lead this historical event to create two beautiful large kahili for the community to display for many years to come.
YOU MUST SIGNUP TO ATTEND
More information will be given once you register for the class. There is no fee to attend, only a commitment to take part in this project.

E Kanikapila Kākou Week 3: Jamminʻ with the Masters – Ledward Kaapana, Jeff Peterson, Bobby Ingano & David Kamakahi
2025-02-17 18:00 - 20:30 | Kauai Beach Resort, Jasmine Ballroom, 4331 Kauai Beach Drive, Lihue, 96766
E Kanikapila Kākou 2025
OUTRIGGER Kaua‘i Beach Resort and Spa
Theme: “Music Heals” & “Hawaiian Music Traditions”
Monday Nights – 6:00 – 8:30 pm, through March 24; Doors open at 5:00 pm
Week 3, February 17 – Jamminʻ with the Masters – Ledward Kaapana, Jeff Peterson, Bobby Ingano & David Kamakahi
The fortunate few who get to sit backstage or in the garage while master musicians have fun sharing their joy of music in informal kanikapila-style experience a very special scene. Four master musicians at the top of their game will welcome you into their special space where they talk music to each other, challenge each other, inspire each other with their unique styles and artistry. “Without the burden of audience expectations and while sharing within the safe haven of a musical ʻohana, artists love to play the music that wells out of a deeper place of sharing and camaraderie.”
Led Kaapana thrills and inspires audiences worldwide with his unmatched virtuosity in kihoʻalu, ʻukulele, and leo kie kie, and he throws in an unexpected joke if he is so moved. His devoted fans from many corners of the world call themselves “LedHeads” and often show up wherever Led performs. Expect the unexpected with Led as every performance is spontaneous and fresh. He often jokes, “I no rehearse!” He thrills audiences and when the audience thrills him, he lets out his inimitable Ledward giggle.
Inspired and mentored by Led, David Kamakahi has honed his craft as one of the outstanding ʻukulele players of this generation. He toured extensively with his father, the late Reverand Dennis Kamakahi, composer extraordinaire, and now plays with the group Waipuna along with Kale Hannahs and Matt Sproat. We are fortunate to be able to have him share his ʻukulele virtuosity on Kauaʻi between two tours to Japan. Jamminʻ with such a revered circle of artists, David is sure to “cut loose”!
Bobby Ingano, undoubtedly THE master steel guitar artist in Hawaiʻi, spends much time on tour with Taj Mahal, but values any time he can spend time playing music on Kauaʻi. A lead artist in the Steel Guitar festivals staged on all the islands, Bobby WOWʻs the audience when he “Sleepwalks” and plays any of his mesmerizing steel solos. Humble and quiet, his music speaks volumes as kolohe Bobby adds delightful paʻani and unexpected steel sounds to enhance the music by other artists. Born in Lanai City, Lanai, Bobby credits his teachers for his musical guidance – grandparents, aunts, uncles and Feet Rogers.
Jeff Peterson is undoubtedly a master musician at the top of his game, comfortable with audiences worldwide in a variety of musical genres. Peterson’s style fuses traditional Slack Key with elements of classical and jazz guitar. Born on the Island of Maui, Jeff grew up on the slopes of Haleakala where he was introduced to the rich heritage of Hawaiian music by his father, a paniolo, or Hawaiian cowboy, on the Haleakala Ranch. The music that he heard from his father and other paniolos as well as the slack key on classic recordings by the Gabby Pahinui Band, Leonard Kwan, and Sonny Chillingworth made a deep and lasting impression on him that he continues to draw inspiration from today. He went on to study jazz and classical guitar at the University of Southern California and at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa; today he is one of the most sought after artists in Hawaiʻi.
Purchase tickets at: http://EKK2025.eventbrite.com
Hotel Parking Options: Parking options at the OUTRIGGER Kaua`i Beach Resort include the following three choices: 1. Valet parking at the porte-cochere; 2. Free event parking in the unpaved area beyond the covered parking stalls — get there by turning right at the first opportunity and then take a left into a dirt field; or 3. Enter the first gated area on your right, a bit closer to the ballroom entrance than the dirt entrance, and turn into that gated area. Press a button to make the gate rise, collect a ticket issued by the machine and hold onto it. Get it validated just inside the ballroom door to receive a special validation for a $10 total parking fee. Use that ticket to exit the gate, paying the balance due at a kiosk machine near the restrooms or at the gate with your credit card.

Kyle Quilausing: From Hawaiʻi's Most Wanted to Overcomer
2025-02-20 17:00 - 18:00
“You are one choice away from a different life…” Kyle Quilausing, from Hawai’i’s Most Wanted to a Beacon of Hope
Hoʻomana I Ka Lāhui, a program of the YWCA, is excited to announce that next Thursday, February 20, 2025 from 5-6pm in Anahola we are hosting Hilo Native Kyle Quilausing to help us end violence and lift up Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities on Kaua’i.
Once one of Hawaiʻiʻs Most Wanted, Kyle has a unique and inspiring story that has touched thousands of people.

From his childhood as a world-champion golfer;

To becoming addicted to crystal meth and then going to prison;

To escaping, being caught, and going into solitary confinement;

To turning his life around and now speaking to youth all over Hawaiʻi;

Kyle has triumphed over adversity, and is coming to Kaua’i to share the power of making the right choices.

The event, which offers free pūpūs and drinks, will be held at the Anahola Market Place Cafe and is FREE to all.
Ho’omana I Ka Lāhui is on a mission to increase support, healing, safety, and wellbeing in Kauaʻiʻs Native Hawaiian and Pacific Islander communities.
A program of the YWCA of Kauaʻi, we provide culturally-specific services to victims of dating violence, domestic violence, and/or sexual assault, supporting the revitalization of Native Hawaiian culture as the foundation for prevention.
Hoʻomana I Ka Lāhui seeks to host community events while uplifting cultural traditions and healing practices as a way to deter violence in our communities.
For more information, reply here or contact Hoʻomana I Ka Lāhui Director Kawena Bagano: kawena@ywcakauai.org
Hoʻomana I Ka Lāhui has office hours in Anahola on Wednesdays and Fridays from 9am-3pm and is located in A-1 Building next to the Anahola Market Place.

Kauai Island Crafters Fair
2025-02-22 08:00 - 14:00 | Kauai Veterans Center, 3215 Kapule Hwy, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
🌺 Artisan & Crafters Fair hosted by Kauai Island Crafters Fair! 🌺
Embark on a journey of creativity and culture at the Kauai Island Crafters Fair, a celebrated event with a 15-year tradition of bringing together the best of Kauai’s local artisans and crafters. Nestled in the heart of this breathtaking island, our fair showcases the essence of Kauai’s craftsmanship, offering a unique opportunity for both visitors and locals to connect with the vibrant artistic spirit of the community. Step into a world where every item tells a story, as skilled Kauai artisans proudly display their locally handmade treasures. Immerse yourself in a shopping experience where each handcrafted product is a piece of Kauai’s soul, inviting you to take home a special memento of your island vacation.
✨ Event Highlights:

Shop Handmade: Explore a diverse selection of locally crafted items, from jewelry to home décor, art, clothing, and more.
Meet the Makers: Get to know the talented artisans behind the creations and hear the stories that inspire their work.
Support Local: By attending, you’re helping small Kauai businesses thrive and preserving the island’s rich cultural artistry.

📍 Location: Indoors with convenient outdoor parking.
Bring your family and friends and immerse yourself in the warmth and creativity of Kauai’s local community. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover that perfect handmade treasure!
📣 Interested vendors can reach out to kauaiislandcraftersfair@gmail.com. Spread the word, tag your friends, and follow @kauaiislandcraftersfair – Let’s support Kauai’s local artisans together!
#KauaiIslandCraftersFair #ShopLocalKauai #SupportSmallBusiness #HandmadeOnKauai #kauaicraftfair #kauaiaswhy #EngageandInspire

Rest For The Living
2025-02-22 18:00 - 20:00 | Kapaa Adventist Church, 1132 Kuhio Hwy, Kapaʻa, HI, 96746, United States
🎶 ONE NIGHT ONLY! A Spectacular Evening of Music 🎶

Join us for an unforgettable concert under the direction of Dr. Rina featuring the Kaua‘i Children’s Choir and Kapa‘a Choir on Saturday, February 22, at 6 PM at 1132 Kūhiō Hwy!
This extraordinary musical event will showcase the harmonious blend of local and mainland voices, joined by artists:
🎻 Yoojin Jung – Award-winning violinist from South Korea
🎼 Victor Girotto – Kaua‘i’s breathtaking local favorite oboist
🎤 Greg Shepherd – Arresting baritone and music professor at Kaua‘i Community College
repertoire includes

J.S. Bach – Double Violin Concerto with Janie Yoo, Kauai’s eye surgeon and accomplished violinist
Ennio Morricone – Gabriel’s Oboe from The Mission
Carlos Gardel – Por una Cabeza (string instruments)
John Rutter – Pie Jesu (stunning soprano solo by Melissa Osadchuck)
Kauai’s Uncle Mike – Original song
Gabriel Fauré – Sanctus from Requiem (choral music with violin)
And more…

✨ Admission is FREE! Donations gratefully accepted.
🤗Stay after the concert for refreshments and celebration!
Don’t miss this ONE NIGHT ONLY performance—come experience the magic of music and community! 🎵

E Kanikapila Kākou Week 4: “The Amazing Charlotte Apo with the Mokihana Serenaders”. Plus “Hot Kūpuna Strut Their Stuff”
2025-02-24 18:00 - 20:30 | Kauai Beach Resort, Jasmine Ballroom, 4331 Kauai Beach Drive, Lihue, 96766
E Kanikapila Kākou 2025
OUTRIGGER Kaua‘i Beach Resort and Spa
Theme: “Music Heals” & “Hawaiian Music Traditions”
Monday Nights – 6:00 – 8:30 pm, through March 24; Doors open at 5:00 pm
Week 4, February 24: “The Amazing Charlotte Apo with the Mokihana Serenaders” (Paul Ventura, Pancho Graham, Norman Kaawa Solomon, Kilipaki Vaughan). Plus “Hot Kūpuna Strut Their Stuff”
Born in the fishing village of Miloliʻi on Hawaiʻi Island on May 29, 1937, Charlotte Apo grew up in a close-knit community where singing and playing Hawaiian songs was a basic lifestyle. Charlotte attended Kamehameha Schools from 1952 to 1955. She worked for Hawaiian Airlines playing music and also played music with Aunty Genoa Keawe. Music was a major part of her life.
In 2011, at the age of 74, Charlotte was clinically diagnosed with Alzheimerʻs. Her short-term memory is nearly non-existent, but music and long-term memories related to music are fortunately intact. As long as she is prompted with her song titles, Charlotte can draw from her encyclopedic memory banks of traditional Hawaiian songs and accompanies herself with her zesty ʻukulele strumming. Does she get tired? Not when she is accompanied by the Mokihana Serenaders, a dynamite ensemble of Kauaʻi musicians including Pancho Graham on upright bass, Kilipaki Vaughan on steel guitar, and Norman Kaʻawa Solomon and Paul Ventura, Charlotteʻs son, on guitar.
Adding to the fun and action for the evening, kupuna are invited to get up and “strut their stuff” when they are so moved. It will be hard to keep the kupuna in their chairs with such rousing Hawaiian music.
Charlotte and the Mokihana Serenaders are embarking on a new “career” playing on the set for the upcoming movie, “Hawaiian Vacation” which will be released, hopefully, soon.
ʻUkulele Hour: Beverly Kauanui
Purchase tickets at: http://EKK2025.eventbrite.com
The Garden Island Arts Council presents E Kanikapila Kakou 2025 as a Community Enrichment program made possible with funding support from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority (HTA) with support services from Kilohana at Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA).
EKK Special from Hotel:
We are so excited you are attending our EKK Concert Series! We value and care for our guests and what better way to enjoy the OUTRIGGER Way with an overnight stay. On behalf of EKK and OUTRIGGER Kauai Beach Resort & Spa, here is a link to our special rates, as this season is a busy one, we recommend booking your reservations promptly. EKK Series Booking Link
Hotel Parking Options: Parking options at the OUTRIGGER Kaua`i Beach Resort include the following three choices: 1. Valet parking at the porte-cochere; 2. Free event parking in the unpaved area beyond the covered parking stalls — get there by turning right at the first opportunity and then take a left into a dirt field; or 3. Enter the first gated area on your right, a bit closer to the ballroom entrance than the dirt entrance, and turn into that gated area. Press a button to make the gate rise, collect a ticket issued by the machine and hold onto it. Get it validated just inside the ballroom door to receive a special validation for a $10 total parking fee. Use that ticket to exit the gate, paying the balance due at a kiosk machine near the restrooms or at the gate with your credit card.

Introduction to Generative AI
2025-02-27 17:30 - 19:30 | Kuleana AI Lab – Kukui Grove Shopping Center, 3-2600 KAUMUALII HWY - Suite 1650, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
At this workshop we’ll introduce you to the tech topic on everyone’s mind: generative AI. No prior knowledge is necessary, and we’ll walk through a host of introductory definitions and topics to help start demystifying this technology for you. Questions encouraged. Supported by the County of Kaua’i Office of Economic Development. Support will be provided to the hearing impaired upon request.

An Evening with David Sedaris
2025-02-27 19:00 - 21:00 | KCC Performing Arts Center, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
With sardonic wit and incisive social critiques, David Sedaris has become one of America’s pre-eminent humor writers. The great skill with which he slices through cultural euphemisms and political correctness proves that Sedaris is a master of satire and one of the most observant writers addressing the human condition today.

David Sedaris is the author of Barrel Fever and Holidays on Ice, as well as collections of personal essays, Naked, Me Talk Pretty One Day, Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim, When You Are Engulfed in Flames, and his most recent book, Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls, each of which became an immediate bestseller. The audio version of Let’s Explore Diabetes with Owls is a 56th Annual GRAMMY Awards Nominee for Best Spoken Word Album. He is the author of the NYT-bestselling collection of fables entitled Squirrel Seeks Chipmunk: A Modest Bestiary (with illustrations by Ian Falconer). He was also the editor of Children Playing Before a Statue of Hercules: An Anthology of Outstanding Stories. Sedaris’ pieces appear regularly in The New Yorker and have twice been included in “The Best American Essays.” There are over ten million copies of his books in print and they have been translated into 25 languages.

He and his sister, Amy Sedaris, have collaborated under the name “The Talent Family” and have written half-a-dozen plays which have been produced at La Mama, Lincoln Center, and The Drama Department in New York City. These plays include Stump the Host, Stitches, One Woman Shoe, which received an Obie Award, Incident at Cobbler’s Knob, and The Book of Liz, which was published in book form by Dramatists Play Service. David Sedaris’ original radio pieces can often be heard on the public radio show This American Life. David Sedaris has been nominated for three Grammy Awards for Best Spoken Word and Best Comedy Album. His latest audio recording of new stories (recorded live) is “David Sedaris: Live for Your Listening Pleasure” (November 2009). A feature film adaptation of his story C.O.G. was released after a premiere at the Sundance Film Festival (2013). Since 2011, he can be heard annually on a series of live recordings on BBC Radio 4 entitled “Meet David Sedaris.” David Sedaris’ new book is a collection of his diaries, entitled Theft By Finding, Diaries (1977-2002) (May 2017). An art book, about David Sedaris’ diary covers was also just published and edited by Jeffrey Jenkins, entitled: David Sedaris Diaries: A Visual Compendium (October 2017, Little, Brown and Company). The nationally bestselling essay collection Calypso was published in June 2018, and a second volume of his diaries is expected for summer 2021.

David will read from some of his latest writing for one night only and autograph books previously purchased and purchased that night.

E Pili Kākou I Ho`okahi Lāhui
2025-02-28 07:00 - 2025-03-02 11:30
About E Pili Kākou I Ho`okahi Lāhui

E Pili Kākou I Ho`okahi Lāhui is a Hawaiian hula conference and retreat that has been held for over 20 years. Our program has a global reach and has been held on the Island of Kaua’i, Japan, Tahiti & Marqueses. In addition, we have held our retreats in Canada and California to include Sacramento and San Diego.
The English translation of E Pili Kākou I Ho`okahi Lāhui is “Come together as one body of people”
Mission
To promote, to share, to perpetuate Hawai’i’s rich culture and heritage by sustaining and further educating all ages who are practitioners of the hula art form. And to bring all hula closer together as a “body of people.”
Concept
To organize a highly professional teaching staff that consists of elite Kumu Hula devoted to ensuring the art of hula will be passed on from generation to generation with accuracy and integrity. These kumu hula, kupuna, or professors, shall posses proven track records in hula training, education, experience, language, history, and reputation, to preserve and promote Hawai’i’s cultural dance through proven methods to enrich and enhance the eager students learning experience. To broaden their training, thinking, and understanding of the hula in its entirety both on the individual and halau levels. This will be achieved through the creation and implementation of nine to twelve various renown kumu hula, kupuna, island wide to achieve the highest in quality and to bring together the local and neighboring island nā kumu hula and haumana to participate in a non-competitive environment as a “body of people.”
What is a Hula Retreat?
A multi-two day seminar in which non-hula dancers, hula students, leaders, experts, and teachers to come together in a common bond to celebrate the hula! They will learn, experience, exchange dances and ideas, share, meet new friends, increase their knowledge in hula, improve their history, language, usage of native plants in hula, improve their self-esteem and confidence. Several levels and specialized classes and subject matters are implemented and conducted to ensure all interests and all ages will want to participate.
E Pili Kākou I Ho’okahi Lāhui is a three-day event that brings together some of Hawaii’s most accomplished hula instructors (kumu hula) and cultural specialists to teach workshops in all styles of hula and chanting as well as to share the stories and spirituality behind the dance. The event also showcases many of the arts and crafts unique to the islands. The setting is non-competitive and open, which helps to accomplish one of the main goals of this event, which is to foster a feeling of “lōkahi” or unity amongst a diversity of hula practitioners worldwide. From its humble beginnings in 1998 with 100 participants mainly from Kaua`i only, the event has grown to host well over 400 attendees, hailing from all over Hawaii and the mainland as well as Japan, Canada, and Europe. EPK is currently embarking on its 20th annual event with over thirty successful hula retreats across 4 countries!
“Let’s join together as one body of people”. Inspired by a biblical passage (1 Cor 12:12- 27), this retreat hosts practitioners and teachers of hula as well as general hula and Hawaiian culture enthusiasts from around the world for three days of workshops and evening functions designed to truly celebrate the one spirit of hula that unites all who love this unique dance form and culture. For sixteen years now, E Pili Kākou I Ho`okahi Lāhui has been dedicated to this mission. Each year, kumu hula and kupuna from throughout Hawai`i are invited to pass on their teachings to eager participants. These dedicated individuals are steadfast in ensuring that the art of hula will be perpetuated with great love and respect for the culture and its people. Each is highly reputable in hula training, education, experiences, language and history and is inspired to share the spiritual essence of hula. They have been invited to participate in this retreat as a means of preserving and promoting Hawai`i’s cultural dance in a non-competitive and nurturing environment. This devotion to excellence from nā kumu hula, na kupuna and various other Hawaiian cultural specialists, shall provide each student with an opportunity to broaden their training, thinking and understanding of hula in its entirety on both an individual and hālau level. Specialized classes in topics related to hula and the culture will be available for the non-dancer, providing an opportunity to participate, regardless of physical abilities or experience with hula.
Each year the event honors a special individual who exemplifies the high standards and values we as practitioners continue to strive to emulate and achieve. In the past, we have been blessed to honor Hawai’i’s treasures who have since passed on, including Lovey Apana, Malia Craver, Genoa Keawe, Rubelite Kawena Johnson, Kapeka Chandler, Mary Louise Kekuewa, Ku’uleialoha Punua, Joan Lindsey, Mary Ann Lim, George Holokai and Darrell ‘Ihi’ihilauākea Lupenui. Living treasures we’ve been blessed to honor and continue to cherish as supporters of E Pili Kākou are Pohai Souza, Coline Aiu, Kealoha Kalama, Kawaikapuokalani Hewett, Mae Kamamalu Klein, Ed Collier, Leimomi Ho and Ainsley Hlemanu.
From keiki to kupuna, “E Pili Kākou Ho`okahi Lāhui” Hula Retreat is sure to give all of its participants a wonderful, positive experience upon which to reflect and grow. We hope you will come and partake of this “offering of hula” and allow its spirit to connect and “pili” each one of us. What better way to celebrate life and peace…Let’s truly “come together as one body of people”!

Kaua'i Made presents Kaua'i Products Fair
2025-02-28 16:00 - 19:30
Come and checkout LIVE ENTERTAINMENT & CRAFTS!!

Open to the public at the Sheraton Kauai Coconut Beach Resort.

You Matter 2025:Guided by His light: A rally to save lives
2025-02-28 16:30 - 20:30
You Matter 2025: A Life-Changing Evening for Kauai Youth
Join us for an incredible event designed for students in grades 6–12 and their families! Here’s what to expect:
🌟 Resource Fair
Discover opportunities for youth through Bible-based and secular after-school activities. Meet representatives from local organizations, including Nehemiah Center Kauai, offering Christian mental health resources.
🎭 Main Stage Show
Experience powerful performances from local church youth groups, inspiring testimonies, and impactful five-minute talks by community leaders and Jesus-followers from schools and churches.
✨ Special Highlights

Gently Used Fashion Show (calling all youth participants!)
Parade Finale featuring youth from Bible Clubs, church groups, and secular organizations.
Resource Program Guide with crisis numbers, after-school activity info, and self-reflection tools.
Testimonies from youth pastors across Kauai.

🍴 RSVP for Food
Let us know you’re coming so we can plan food at the Resource Fair.
💖 Support Our Mission
We’re fundraising to make this event a reality! Donate today via GoFundMe or support our car wash on December 14th at Kukui Grove. Every contribution helps bring hope and healing to Kauai youth.
📅 Event Date: February 28, 2025
📍 Location: War Memorial Convention Center
Visit RamiPositiveSpace.com for more details and to RSVP. Let’s come together to equip and inspire our youth with tools, resources, and the love of Jesus. Together, we can make a difference! 💛

Kauai Island Crafters Fair
2025-03-01 08:00 - 14:00 | Kauai Veterans Center, 3215 Kapule Hwy, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
🌺 Artisans & Crafters Fair hosted by Kauai Island Crafters Fair! 🌺
Embark on a journey of creativity and culture at the Kauai Island Crafters Fair, a celebrated event with a 15-year tradition of bringing together the best of Kauai’s local artisans and crafters. Nestled in the heart of this breathtaking island, our fair showcases the essence of Kauai’s craftsmanship, offering a unique opportunity for both visitors and locals to connect with the vibrant artistic spirit of the community. Step into a world where every item tells a story, as skilled Kauai artisans proudly display their locally handmade treasures. Immerse yourself in a shopping experience where each handcrafted product is a piece of Kauai’s soul, inviting you to take home a special memento of your island vacation.
✨ Event Highlights:

Shop Handmade: Explore a diverse selection of locally crafted items, from jewelry to home décor, art, clothing, sewn textiles, and more.
Meet the Makers: Get to know the talented artisans behind the creations and hear the stories that inspire their work.
Support Local: By attending, you’re helping small Kauai businesses thrive and preserving the island’s rich cultural artistry.

📍 Location: Indoors with convenient outdoor parking.
Bring your family and friends and immerse yourself in the warmth and creativity of Kauai’s local community. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover that perfect handmade treasure!
📣 Interested vendors can reach out to kauaiislandcraftersfair@gmail.com. Spread the word, tag your friends, and follow @kauaiislandcraftersfair – Let’s support Kauai’s local artisans together!
#KauaiIslandCraftersFair #ShopLocalKauai #SupportSmallBusiness #HandmadeOnKauai #kauaicraftfair #kauaishopping #koloaneighborhoodcenter #kauaihandmadegifts #kauaisouvenirs #kauaivacation #kauaihawaii

E Kanikapila Kākou Week 5: “Ha‘a Hula All Through the Town” Community Hula Night with Mālie Foundation & Kane Kumu Hula: Hinano Lazaro, Willy Pulawa, Maka Herrod & Blaine Kia
2025-03-03 18:00 - 20:30 | Kauai Beach Resort, Jasmine Ballroom, 4331 Kauai Beach Drive, Lihue, 96766
E Kanikapila Kākou 2025
OUTRIGGER Kaua‘i Beach Resort and Spa
Theme: “Music Heals” & “Hawaiian Music Traditions”
Monday Nights – 6:00 – 8:30 pm, through March 24; Doors open at 5:00 pm
Week 5, March 3: “Haʻa Hula All Through the Town!” –- Community Hula Night with Mālie Foundation & Kane Kumu Hula: Hinano Lazaro, Willy Pulawa, Maka Herrod & Blaine Kia
To experience Community Hula Night is to experience the essence of hula.
Audience members, hula dancers, halau members, keiki, kupuna, whether kamaʻaina or malihine, all are invited to join the intense and inclusive pop-up hula sessions with any one of our four fabulous kane kumu hula – Troy Hinano Lazaro, Willy Pulawa, Maka Herrod and Blaine Kia — and join in the hula hoike as the main program for the evening. An evening alive with aloha, the ballroom will be transformed into a kaleidoscope of hula dancers interpreting the music with their hula choreography as the Mālie band provide non-stop hula mele. Join the action!
Hula Circles begin at 5:00 pm; No ʻukulele circle.
Purchase tickets at: http://EKK2025.eventbrite.com
The Garden Island Arts Council presents E Kanikapila Kakou 2025 as a Community Enrichment program made possible with funding support from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority (HTA) with support services from Kilohana at Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA).
EKK Special from Hotel:
We are so excited you are attending our EKK Concert Series! We value and care for our guests and what better way to enjoy the OUTRIGGER Way with an overnight stay. On behalf of EKK and OUTRIGGER Kauai Beach Resort & Spa, here is a link to our special rates, as this season is a busy one, we recommend booking your reservations promptly. EKK Series Booking Link
Hotel Parking Options: Parking options at the OUTRIGGER Kaua`i Beach Resort include the following three choices: 1. Valet parking at the porte-cochere; 2. Free event parking in the unpaved area beyond the covered parking stalls — get there by turning right at the first opportunity and then take a left into a dirt field; or 3. Enter the first gated area on your right, a bit closer to the ballroom entrance than the dirt entrance, and turn into that gated area. Press a button to make the gate rise, collect a ticket issued by the machine and hold onto it. Get it validated just inside the ballroom door to receive a special validation for a $10 total parking fee. Use that ticket to exit the gate, paying the balance due at a kiosk machine near the restrooms or at the gate with your credit card.

Cliburn Piano Competition Finalist Clayton Stephenson
2025-03-04 19:00 - 21:00 | Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center, 3-1901 Kaumualii Hwy, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
American pianist Clayton Stephenson’s love for music is immediately apparent in his joyous charisma onstage, expressive power, and natural ease at the instrument. Hailed for “extraordinary narrative and poetic gifts” and interpretations that are “fresh, incisive and characterfully alive” (Gramophone), he is committed to making an impact on the world through his music-making.
Growing up in New York City, Clayton started piano lessons at age 7, and the next year was accepted into The Juilliard School’s Music Advancement Program—a full scholarship program for under-represented students—where he lingered to watch student recitals and fell in love with music. He advanced to Juilliard’s elite Pre-College at age 10—with the help of his teacher at the time, Beth Nam, who gave him countless extra lessons without charge—to study with Matti Raekallio, Hung-Kuang Chen, and Ernest Barretta. Clayton practiced on a synthesizer at home until he found an old upright piano on the street that an elementary school had thrown away; that would become his practice piano for the next six years, until the Lang Lang Foundation donated a new piano to him when he was 17.
He credits the generous support of community programs with providing him musical inspiration and resources along the way. As he describes it, the “Third Street Music School jump-started my music education; the Young People’s Choir taught me phrasing and voicing; Juilliard’s Music Advancement Program introduced me to formal and rigorous piano training, which enabled me to get into Juilliard Pre-College; the Morningside Music Bridge validated my talent and elevated my self-confidence; the Boy’s Club of New York exposed me to jazz; and the Lang Lang Foundation brought me to stages worldwide and transformed me from a piano student to a young artist.”
Clayton graduated from the Harvard-New England Conservatory (NEC) dual degree program in spring 2023 with a bachelor’s degree in economics from Harvard and a master’s degree in piano performance from NEC under Wha Kyung Byun. And his accolades along the way have been bountiful: in addition to being the first Black finalist at the Van Cliburn International Piano Competition in 2022, he was named 2022 Gilmore Young Artist; 2017 U.S. Presidential Scholar in the Arts; Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist; Gheens Young Artist; and Young Scholar of the Lang Lang International Music Foundation.
Recent and upcoming highlights include concertos with the Houston and North Carolina Symphonies and Las Vegas Philharmonic; festival appearances at Grand Teton and Tippet Rise; recitals at venues including Fondation Louis Vuitton and Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall; and collaborations with violinists Nikki and Timothy Chooi in Europe, Canada, and the United States. On the 69th United Nations Day, Clayton played with the International Youth Orchestra at the U.N. General Assembly Hall. He has been featured on NPR, WUOL, and WQXR, and appeared in the “GRAMMY® Salute to Classical Music” Concert at Carnegie Hall’s Stern Auditorium.

Clayton will perform for one night only on Kauai!

For more information, visit https://claytonstephenson.com/.

Hanapepe Hawaiian Congregational Church Rummage Sale
2025-03-07 08:00 - 2025-03-08 12:00, 2025-03-07 13:00 - 18:00 | Hanapepe Hawaiian Congregational Church, 3815 Iona Rd,, Hanapepe, HI, 96716, United States
Something for Everyone! Aloha wear, Hawaiiana, men’s, women’s, & keiki clothing, sporting goods, toys, kitchenware, tools, small appliances, linen, books, and furniture. Some items brand new with tags

The Outrigger Kaua'i Beach Resort & Spa Craft Fair
2025-03-07 15:00 - 19:00 | Outrigger Kaua’i Beach Resort & Spa, 4331 Kauai Beach Dr., Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
The partnership between the Outrigger Kaua’i Beach Resort and Spa and the Kaua’i Made program to relaunch the craft fair is a great way to support local artisans and bring together the community with visitors.
Hosting it every Friday from 3pm to 7pm will give both locals and visitors a regular opportunity to experience Kaua’i’s unique handmade products.

The variety of products at the craft fair will definitely appeal to a wide range of people. Fine jewelry and resin jewelry will offer unique, local art pieces, while skincare products are always popular for those looking for something special. The treats like rum cake, cookies, and banana bread will surely be a hit, too—there’s nothing like homemade island delicacies!

The fair will capture the essence of Kaua’i through its mix of art, craftsmanship, and local flavors.
Scents of Aloha Soap Company with their range of different scents must be a lovely experience for anyone who enjoys high-quality, locally-made skincare. The variety of fragrances could be perfect for gifts or for treating yourself to something special.
And Kiyomi’s Sweet Treats definitely seems like a must-visit booth! Their famous rum cake, pistachio rum cake, and banana bread all sound like indulgent local treats that would be hard to resist, especially for visitors looking to take home a taste of Kaua’i.
A fantastic way for people to experience the island’s unique culture, arts, and flavors.

Aloha 1st Friday Art Nights at Hā Coffee
2025-03-07 17:00 - 20:00 | Ha Coffee Lihue, 4180 Rice St, Lihue, 96766
Come listen to some live music, open mic, art gallery, watch live artists paint, and check out the beer garden and food.
Hosted by Ulupono Initaitive and supported by Hawaii Tourism Authority Community Enrichment Program.

2025 Florilegium Art Show Opening Reception
2025-03-07 17:00 - 20:00 | National Tropical Botanical Garden, 4425 Lawai Road, Koloa, HI, 96756, United States
March 7, 2025

Special NTBG member preview at 5pm
General addmission at 6pm
NTBG South Shore Visitor Center
4425 Lāwaʻi Rd, Kōloa, HI 96756
(across from Spouting Horn)
Join us for the opening reception of the 2025 Florilegium Art Show on Friday, March 7! NTBG members will enjoy exclusive early access beginning at 5pm—an opportunity to experience this year’s stunning botanical illustrations before the doors open to the public at 6pm. Mingle with the artists and be among the first to view the exhibition.
This year’s exhibit will be held at our South Shore Visitor Center (4425 Lāwaʻi Rd, Kōloa, HI 96756). Registration is required.
For a glimpse into past florilegium works, view a previous year’s exhibit.
About NTBG’s Florilegium
NTBG’s Florilegium is a group of botanical illustrators and artists gathered by instructor Wendy Hollender of Draw Botanical. The group comes together annually to explore, study, observe, and document Kauaʻi’s unique native and introduced flora through illustration.
Can’t make it to the reception? You can still view the show from March 8–29 at the South Shore Visitor Center, open Tuesday through Saturday from 9 AM to 4 PM. Admission is free and open to the public.

2025 Florilegium Art Show
2025-03-08 09:00 - 2025-03-29 16:00 | National Tropical Botanical Garden, 4425 Lawai Road, Koloa, HI, 96756, United States
March 8 – 29, 2025

Tuesdays – Saturdays
9 am – 4 pm
A florilegium (latin for “gathering flowers”) is a collection of illustrations that vibrantly document plants from a particular region or botanic garden. NTBG’s Florilegium Society is a group of botanical illustrators and artists gathered by instructor Wendy Hollender of Draw Botanical. The group comes together annually at our Headquarters to illustrate our Garden’s flora. Explore their exquisite work at our 2025 Florilegium Art Show!
For a glimpse into past florilegium works, view a previous year’s exhibit.
This year’s exhibit will take place at our South Shore Visitor Center (4425 Lāwaʻi Rd, Kōloa, HI 96756), located across from Spouting Horn. It will run from March 8–29, open Tuesdays through Saturdays, 9 am to 4 pm. The show is free and open to the public.
You’re invited to our opening reception on Friday, March 7! The evening will begin with a special NTBG member preview at 5 pm. Doors will open to the public at 6 pm. Registration is required.

Downtown Lihue 2nd Saturday Night Market
2025-03-08 16:00 - 20:00 | Kress Street, Kress Street, Lihue, 96766
Join us on Kress Street for Downtown Lihue’s 2nd Saturday Night Market. Locally made crafts, gifts, food trucks, baked goods, live entertainment, and much more! With over 40 local vendors we’re sure that there’s something for you to enjoy.
This event is free to attend, family friendly, and an outdoor open to the public. Hosted by the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority and Alakoko Shop.
If you are an interested vendor, register at www.downtownlihue.com/night-market-details

John Cruz Trio
2025-03-08 17:30 - 21:30 | Anaina Hou Porter Pavilion, 5-2723 Kuhio Highway, Kilauea, 96754
John Cruz Trio – TICKETS HERE
“one of the finest contemporary singersongwriter-musicians you’ll hear, Hawaii-based or otherwise… Cruz’s honeyed, husky voice is a marvel — real world honest whether touching on subjects painfully personal or sweetly hopeful”
— Hawai’i Magazine
“John is a great songwriter and a great singer…he’s one of the best.”
— Jackson Browne
Show Date
Saturday, March 8th
Show Details
5:00 PM VIP Doors Open M&G with John Cruz
6:00 PM GA Doors Open
7:00 PM: Music
Times subject to change. Any changes will be confirmed via email closer to the show date
John Cruz (Hawaiian/Chamorro/Native American-Cherokee/
Japanese/Caucasian) has distinguished himself as one of the most talented artists to come from Hawai‘i, known for his heartfelt melodies and passionate, soulful vocals that his fans have grown to love. His song “Island Style” has become one of the most cherished themes of Hawai‘i.
He engages audiences with his rich storytelling through songs ranging from Hawaiian to Blues, Folk, Americana, Roots and Country. He delivers spellbinding performances, with music that references Hawaiian roots and “Island style” life, while incorporating contemporary folk-rock rhythms and virtuosic riffs. Captivating guitar, soulful vocals and a compassionate, genuine heart make Cruz one of Hawai’i’s most talented and beloved Artists.
Cruz is multi-Na Hoku Hanohano Award-winner (Hawai‘i’s “Grammys”), and was featured on the Grammy Award-winning album Slack Key Guitar, Vol. 2, the first album to win in the newly-created “Hawaiian Music” category (now retired) at the Grammys, and the first-ever Hawaiian album to win a Grammy.

What’s included

This is a tiered ticketing level show.
VIP Pavilion Seating includes early access to the event and Meet and Greet opportunities with John Cruz. You’ll beat the line and have your pick of the best seats in the pavilion. Seating will be available on a first come first serve basis for VIP ticket holders. All patrons, regardless of age require a ticket to sit in this section.
VIP Super Loft includes 6 tickets and access to our raised loft seating area. You will enjoy early entrance to the event for meet and greet opportunities with John Cruz. Seating for this section includes a couch and padded chairs as well as convenient tables for concessions and drinks during the show. This section is located conveniently towards the rear of the pavilion with easy entrance and exit as well as excellent site lines to the stage.
Pavilion Seating includes access to our padded theater chairs on a first come first serve basis. Fully weather protected for a comfortable show experience. All patrons, regardless of age require a ticket to sit in this section.
Lawn Seating is BYOC (Bring your own chair or blanket). We have some scattered raised seating around the perimeter of the lawn available on a first come first serve basis. Lawn chairs strongly recommended for this ticket tier.
Show Details and Venue Rules
This show is all ages.
Patrons under 18 years old must be accompanied by an adult. All patrons, regardless of age require a ticket for Pavilion or VIP tickets.
Children 5 and under free on lawn ONLY.
No outside food or beverage permitted in the venue. Empty bottes to fill with water are encouraged but must be empty upon arrival. No Glass.
Beverage Concessions both Alcoholic and Non Alcoholic will be available throughout the show.
Food will be available for purchase on site. The Pavilion Kitchen is open with a full menu of hot meals and snacks. Vegan/ Vegetarian options will be available.
We will have some covered raised tables available around the perimeter of the lawned area.
Gonna need seating?? Bring your own! We encourage you to bring your own folding chairs for the lawn. Please note, folding chairs are not allowed to be set up inside the pavilion.
Drinking alcohol on property outside of designated areas including in our parking lots is not permitted and will be grounds for immediate removal from property. Please kokua.
This event is rain or shine. Please plan accordingly.
There will be a light bag search upon entrance.
Shirt and Shoes required for entrance.
No Re-Entry

What’s not included

Lawn Tickets do not include seating. Patrons are responsible to provide their own chairs or blankets.
Beverage Concessions both Alcoholic and Non Alcoholic will be available for purchase throughout the show.
Food will be available for purchase on site. The Pavilion Kitchen is open with a full menu of hot meals and snacks. Vegan/ Vegetarian options will be available.

Itinerary

Show Details
5:00 PM: VIP Early Entrance Doors Open
6:00 PM General Admission Entrance
6:45 PM: Music
Times subject to change. Any changes will be confirmed via email closer to the show date

Highlights

This show is part of Anaina Hou Community Park’s “Concerts with a Cause” Series. This installment is raising funds and awareness for the Lokahi Project. For more information about the Lokahi Project visit Anainahou.org.

E Kanikapila Kākou Week 6: “Lei Hiwahiwa: A Lei of Tributes” Madison Makanaokukahaku Scott & Kyle La Benz; “Mele & Memory: Alive in Song” Kim Sueoka & Alan Van Zee
2025-03-10 18:00 - 20:30 | Kauai Beach Resort, Jasmine Ballroom, 4331 Kauai Beach Drive, Lihue, 96766
E Kanikapila Kākou 2025
OUTRIGGER Kaua‘i Beach Resort and Spa
Theme: “Music Heals” & “Hawaiian Music Traditions”
Monday Nights – 6:00 – 8:30 pm, through March 24; Doors open at 5:00 pm

Week 6, March 10: “Lei Hiwahiwa: A Lei of Tributes” Madison Makanaokukahaku Scott & Kyle La Benz; “Mele & Memory: Alive in Song” Kim Sueoka & Alan Van Zee
Makanaokahaku & Kyle La Benz will serenade you with sweet voices, guitar, ʻukulele and piano as they share the warmth of both traditional and original Hawaiian songs. Makanaokahaku means “gift of God”. Without the burden of eyesight, Madison focuses on how to experience Godʻs creation through her other heightened senses. A gifted vocalist and pianist, she studied classical and jazz in her hometown of Cambria, California. Introduced to Hawaiian music in her teens, she took to the language as well. Her journey is filled with melodies that tell stories she can’t wait to share with you.
Kyle was raised on O’ahu, and while a student at San Jose University purchased his first guitar and dove deeply into his love of music. His rich falsetto soars like the ‘io (Hawaiian hawk). Kyle teaches and performs regularly on the beautiful Garden Isle of Kaua’i, where he loves to enjoy opportunities to fish and hike.
Let Makana and Kyle take you on a musical listening adventure that brings you Aloha. It’s not just about the notes; it’s about connecting with you through their passion for music, language and culture.
Kim Sueoka & Alan Van Zee
Kim Sueoka and Alan Van Zee lovingly present a collection of songs with deep ties to the hearts and minds of Kauai’s people; featuring beloved music composed by and for the Hawaiian Monarchy, songs to awaken collective memory, and songs that reconnect us to our own precious stories.
Born and raised on Kaua’i, Kim Sueoka grew up among the joyful sounds of family and friends celebrating music, food, and togetherness. With guidance and encouragement from her family and teachers here on Kaua’i, she earned vocal performance degrees in Indiana and Minnesota. She is humbled and grateful to have performed nationally and internationally while building upon her deep interests in Hawaiian music and Participatory Arts. In 2024, she spearheaded the Music & Memories community sing-along series on Kaua’i with the Alzheimer’s Association. She currently serves as Program Director at Kaua’i Adult Day Health Center and continues to share her love of music with others.
Alan Van Zee has been part of the music scene on Kauai since the 1980s, as a singer, accompanist, writer, arranger and director. Born into a musical family, Alan was active in musical activities at school, church and the community from a very young age. He received a BA in Music Theory; moved to England, where he sang with the BBC Symphony Chorus; and then lived in Japan, where he was involved in a chamber music group, mainly playing harpsichord. Currently Alan directs music at St. Michael’s Church in Līhuʻe and is often seen as musical director for Hawaiʻi Children’s Theatre, as well as pianist with the Sunset Swing Band.

Purchase tickets at:http://EKK2025.eventbrite.com
The Garden Island Arts Council presents E Kanikapila Kakou 2025 as a Community Enrichment program made possible with funding support from the Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority (HTA) with support services from Kilohana at Council for Native Hawaiian Advancement (CNHA).
EKK Special from Hotel:
We are so excited you are attending our EKK Concert Series! We value and care for our guests and what better way to enjoy the OUTRIGGER Way with an overnight stay. On behalf of EKK and OUTRIGGER Kauai Beach Resort & Spa, here is a link to our special rates, as this season is a busy one, we recommend booking your reservations promptly. EKK Series Booking Link
Hotel Parking Options: Parking options at the OUTRIGGER Kaua`i Beach Resort include the following three choices: 1. Valet parking at the porte-cochere; 2. Free event parking in the unpaved area beyond the covered parking stalls — get there by turning right at the first opportunity and then take a left into a dirt field; or 3. Enter the first gated area on your right, a bit closer to the ballroom entrance than the dirt entrance, and turn into that gated area. Press a button to make the gate rise, collect a ticket issued by the machine and hold onto it. Get it validated just inside the ballroom door to receive a special validation for a $10 total parking fee. Use that ticket to exit the gate, paying the balance due at a kiosk machine near the restrooms or at the gate with your credit card.

Puppy Hour with Kauai Humane Society at Hale Lihue
2025-03-11 11:00 - 13:00 | Hale Lihue, 4286 Rice Street, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
Join us at Hale Lihue for our fundraiser and Puppy Hour for Kauai Humane Society. Every 2nd Tuesdays of the month, meet the most adorable puppies that are available for adoption, support Ha Coffee, and donate to support our islandʻs only animal shelter.

Super American Circus
2025-03-14 - 2025-03-16 | Kauai Community College Performing Arts Center, 3-1901 Kaumualii Hwy, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
The Super American Circus, where tradition meets modern marvels in an electrifying spectacle of boundless energy, daring stunts, and aerial acrobatics! Step right up and prepare to be dazzled by a fusion of classic circus charm and cutting-edge entertainment.

Kauai Island Crafters Fair
2025-03-15 08:00 - 14:00 | Koloa Neighborhood Center, 3461B Weliweli Rd., Koloa, 96756
🌺 Artisan & Crafters Fair hosted by Kauai Island Crafters Fair! 🌺
Embark on a journey of creativity and culture at the Kauai Island Crafters Fair, a celebrated event with a 15-year tradition of bringing together the best of Kauai’s local artisans and crafters. Nestled in the heart of this breathtaking island, our fair showcases the essence of Kauai’s craftsmanship, offering a unique opportunity for both visitors and locals to connect with the vibrant artistic spirit of the community. Step into a world where every item tells a story, as skilled Kauai artisans proudly display their locally handmade treasures. Immerse yourself in a shopping experience where each handcrafted product is a piece of Kauai’s soul, inviting you to take home a special memento of your island vacation.
✨ Event Highlights:

Shop Handmade: Explore a diverse selection of locally crafted items, from jewelry to home décor, art, clothing, sewn textiles, and more.
Meet the Makers: Get to know the talented artisans behind the creations and hear the stories that inspire their work.
Support Local: By attending, you’re helping small Kauai businesses thrive and preserving the island’s rich cultural artistry.

📍 Location: Indoors with convenient outdoor parking.
Bring your family and friends and immerse yourself in the warmth and creativity of Kauai’s local community. Don’t miss this opportunity to discover that perfect handmade treasure!
📣 Interested vendors can reach out to kauaiislandcraftersfair@gmail.com. Spread the word, tag your friends, and follow @kauaiislandcraftersfair – Let’s support Kauai’s local artisans together!
#KauaiIslandCraftersFair #ShopLocalKauai #SupportSmallBusiness #HandmadeOnKauai #kauaicraftfair #kauaishopping #koloaneighborhoodcenter #kauaihandmadegifts #kauaisouvenirs #kauaivacation #kauaihawaii

Grow Aloha Plant Giveaway: South Shore Visitor Center
2025-03-15 09:00 - 12:00 | National Tropical Botanical Garden, 4425 Lawai Road, Koloa, HI, 96756, United States
When we grow Hawaiian native plants and heritage crops, we grow aloha for ʻāina. Adopt one of these cherished plants every third Saturday at our free Grow Aloha plant giveaways at National Tropical Botanical Garden locations on Kauaʻi.
Grow Aloha plant adoptions are free and open to Hawai’i residents (one per family). Please note that plants are subject to availability and will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Adoption locations on Kauaʻi:
Allerton Garden & McBryde Garden
South Shore Visitor Center
(across Spouting Horn)
4425 Lawai Rd
Koloa, Kauaʻi, HI 96756
Limahuli Garden & Preserve
Limahuli Garden Visitor Center
5-8291 Kuhio Hwy
Hanalei, Kauaʻi, HI 96714

Grow Aloha Plant Giveaway: Limahuli Garden & Preserve
2025-03-15 09:00 - 12:00 | Limahuli Garden and Preserve, 5-8291 Kuhio Hwy, Hanalei, 96714

Kauai Psychic Fair
2025-03-15 10:00 - 18:00 | Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall, 4191 Hardy Street, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
The Kauai Psychic Fair is excited to be celebrating it’s 28th year of creating a safe, welcoming space for all to share, learn, and explore spirituality! Everyone is welcome and Admission is free, so bring your friends, ohana, and keiki over to show your support and be a part of the Aloha! Come explore the amazing Readers available for booking, shop local vendors for unique art & gifts, participate in free activities, make connections, gain spiritual insights, nourish your soul, and enjoy an uplifting and heartfelt weekend with us.
LOCATION:
The fair is held indoors at the Kauai War Memorial Convention Hall where there is ample free parking and convenient access to a nearby bus stop.
READINGS:
All Readers have been vetted and practice with compassion and integrity.
Pre-booking for readings opens on Monday, March 10th, at noon.
Each booking is 15 minutes and $35 + tax
Attendees may purchase multiple bookings with various Readers to explore the wide variety of modalities offered and get a multi-dimensional look, or they may book back-to-back sessions with an individual reader to allow extra time if desired or needed (such as having several questions or wanting a deeper healing session).
Please note that certain readings will require you to come prepared with the following information for the most personalized experience:
Astrology or Human Design readings will require that you know your time, date, and place of birth.
Numerology readings will require that you know your time, date and place of birth and full given name at birth.
Dream Interpretation readings will work best if you write down your dream and bring it in
*Please note, psychic readings are for entertainment purposes only
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Free Oldies Rock & Roll Concert On The Green at Poipu Beach Park; Saturday, March 15, 6:30-9pm
2025-03-15 18:30 - 21:00 | Poipu Beach Park, 2179 Hoone Rd, Koloa, HI, 96756, United States
Come enjoy a Free Oldies Rock and Roll (and Funk) Concert On The Green at the Poipu Beach Main Pavilion, right across the street from Brenneckes. We continue our series of free concerts in Poipu with two Kauai bands, Dirk Debonaire and the Golden Nuggets and Da Funk! Free to all, great for families and all ages. Just bring a beach chair or blanket, BYOB, and get ready to dance the night away to the golden Oldies.
