Aloha Friday Art Nights at Hā Coffee
2025-01-17 16:00 - 20:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Ha Coffee Lihue, 4180 Rice St, Lihue, 96766
Come listen to some open mic, watch live artists paint, and check out the beer garden by Kauai Island Brewing Co. and food with Hā Coffee.

Nō Ka Lāhui: Gathering Voices, Building Lāhui
2025-01-17 16:00 - 20:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Hale Lihue, 4286 Rice Street, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
Join us for a special evening of culture, community, and remembrance at “NO KA LĀHUI” honoring the voices of our ancestors and perpetuating the rich heritage of our Native Hawaiian culture, even in the face of adversity.
📅 **Date:** Friday, January 17
🕓 **Time:** 4:00 – 8:00 PM
📍 **Location:** Hale Lihue, 4286 Rice St., Lihue, HI 96766
🎤 **Hear from inspiring guest speakers:**
✨ Nalani Kaneakua (Ko’olau Limu Project/Hosea Lovell Foundation)
✨ Chanel Josiah (Hawaii Community Lending)
✨ Pelika Andrade (Na Maka Onaona)
✨ And more!
Get ready for some ‘ono food from ‘Ohana Eats while enjoying cultural activities, demonstrations, and live Hawaiian music! 🎶
🌊 **This is a Free Event for All!** 🌊
Let’s gather to uplift our community, share stories, and celebrate our culture together. Your voice matters in the continuation of our legacy.
👉 Tag your hoa and ‘ohana, and spread the word! See you Friday! 💚
#NoKaLahui #HawaiianCulture #Community #CulturalPreservation #AlohaSpirit #TogetherWeRise

Aloha Friday Art Nights at Hā Coffee
2025-01-17 17:00 - 20:00, 2025-01-24 17:00 - 20:00, 2025-01-31 17:00 - 20:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Ha Coffee Lihue, 4180 Rice St, Lihue, 96766
Come listen to some open mic, watch live artists paint, and check out the beer garden by Kauai Island Brewing Co. and food with Hā Coffee.
Hosted by Ulupono Initaitive and supported by Hawaii Tourism Authority Community Enrichment Program.

Kanikapila
2025-01-17 18:30 - 20:30, 2025-01-24 18:30 - 20:30, 2025-01-31 18:30 - 20:30 UTC | Hawaii
Celebrate Aloha Friday with live music performances by local Kaua’i bands and artists.

Kauai Island Crafters Fair
2025-01-18 08:00 - 14:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Koloa Neighborhood Center, 3461B Weliweli Rd., Koloa, 96756
🌺 Artisan & Crafters Fair hosted by Kauai Island Crafters Fair! 🌺
Discover handmade treasures and join us for a one-of-a-kind event celebrating Kauai’s artistic heritage and the incredible talents of our local artisans and crafters! Whether you’re looking for a unique Kauai souvenir, a special gift for a firstborn or grandchild, or a meaningful keepsake, you’ll find it here among a stunning array of handmade products.
✨ Event Highlights:

Shop Handmade: Explore a diverse selection of locally crafted items, from jewelry to home décor, art, clothing, quilts 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!
📣 Spread the word, tag your friends, and follow @kauaiislandcraftersfair – Let’s support Kauai’s local artisans together!
#KauaiIslandCraftersFair #ShopLocalKauai #SupportSmallBusiness #HandmadeOnKauai #kauaicraftfair #kauaiaswhy #EngageandInspire

Princeville Farmers and Arts Market
2025-01-18 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-01-25 09:30 - 12:30, 2025-02-01 09:30 - 12:30 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Prince Albert Park, Princeville, 4334 Emmalani Rd., Princeville, HI, 96722, United States
A Weekly event in the beautiful Prince Albert Park in Princeville. Featuring locally grown produce, honey, and value added products along with a vast array of Kauai designed and created products including handcrafts, jewelry, clothing, photos, artwork and more from Kauai’s talented artists. Live music and local food vendors make this a must stop for both visitors and locals alike!

Beach House Craft Fair
2025-01-19 09:00 - 13:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Beach House Restaurant, 5022 Lawai Rd., Koloa, 96756
A beautiful setting on Kauai’s southside, just outside the Beach House Restaurant in Poipu! More than 40 vendors offering quality handcrafted items including a wide variety of Kauai Keepsakes, Clothing, Jewelry, Photographs, Paintings, Snacks, and much more!! There is something for everyone!

Muʻumuʻu Pāʻina Celebration
2025-01-19 11:00 - 16:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Smith’s Tropical Paradise, 3-5971 Kuhio Highway, Kapaa, HI, 96746, United States
On Sunday, January 19, 2025, the Historical Society is hosting its fundraiser, the 3rd “Mu’umu’u Pa’ina Luncheon,” at Smith’s Tropical Paradise. The event will feature a Mu’umu’u contest and fashion show, music, lunch, and a silent auction. For more information go to muumuupaina.eventbrite.com

Keiki Story Wee Wiggle Time with Little Miso Book Mobile
2025-01-22 09:30 - 10:30, 2025-01-29 09:30 - 10:30 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Hale Lihue, 4286 Rice Street, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
Keiki 0-2+ and caregivers are invited toWee Wiggle Time with Rice Street Business Association at our new Community Center, Hale Lihue – 4286 Rice Street.

Makai Music and Arts Festival
2025-01-22 13:00 - 17:00, 2025-01-29 13:00 - 17:00, 2025-02-05 13:00 - 17:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Princeville Makai Golf Course, 4080 Lei O Papa, Princeville, HI, 96722, United States
Located on the Makai Lawn fronting Ka Haku Road, the Makai Music and Arts Festival is hosted on each Wednesday of the week. Join us and experience entertainment from some of the best musicians on Kaua’i! Shop from an assortment of hand made jewelry, crafts, art, and much more by local vendors.

Culinary Market
2025-01-22 15:30 - 18:00, 2025-01-29 15:30 - 18:00, 2025-02-05 15:30 - 18:00 UTC | Hawaii
Discover the South Shore’s gourmet farmers market, which boasts over 25 local farmers and vendors offering fresh produce and unique local delights.

In partnership with the Kauai County Farm Bureau, our culinary market features fresh fruits and vegetables as well as other specialties and local products – all Kauai grown and made. The weekly Kauai Culinary Market provides the community with an option to purchase essential goods while supporting local farmers, producers and vendors.

Social distancing guidelines will be in place and all safety precautions will be strictly followed:

Social distance of at least 6 feet from any other person will be maintained.
Face mask will be worn at all times.
Hand sanitation stations will be provided.
High-touch areas will be frequently sanitized.
Personal social interactions will be limited.

Kauai Island Crafters Fair
2025-01-25 08:00 - 14:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Kauai Veterans Center, 3215 Kapule Hwy, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
🌺 Artisan & Crafters Fair hosted by Kauai Island Crafters Fair! 🌺
Discover handmade treasures and join us for a one-of-a-kind event celebrating Kauai’s artistic heritage and the incredible talents of our local artisans and crafters! Whether you’re looking for a unique Kauai souvenir, a special gift for a firstborn or grandchild, or a meaningful keepsake, you’ll find it here among a stunning array of handmade products.
✨ 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!
📣 Spread the word, tag your friends, and follow @kauaiislandcraftersfair – Let’s support Kauai’s local artisans together!
#KauaiIslandCraftersFair #ShopLocalKauai #SupportSmallBusiness #HandmadeOnKauai #kauaicraftfair #kauaiaswhy #EngageandInspire

The KING TIDE Tour – with Shane Hall & Tavana
2025-01-25 17:30 - 21:30 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Anaina Hou Porter Pavilion, 5-2723 Kuhio Highway, Kilauea, 96754
Show Date
Saturday January 25th
The KING TIDE Tour – with Shane Hall & Tavana – TICKETS HERE
Anaina Hou Community Park is proud to partner with Aloha Growers to bring to Hawaii the KING TIDE tour featuring Oceanside’s Shane Hall and Hawaiʻi’s Tavana. To translate the King Tide, it is the highest predicted tide of the year at a
coastal location. What a perfect name for this highly anticipated tour featuring these two explosive artists. Both artists are powerful performers and carry a similar vibe that dips deep into the blues and Americana. Join us for a sonic surge across the islands of Hawaiʻi with Shane Hall and Tavana!
ABOUT SHANE HALL
Shane Hall is an award-winning singer-songwriter based in Oceanside, California whose electrifying presence is redefining the Indie music scene. With his signature Fuzz & Funk, Voodoo & Blues, Hall masterfully blends elements of Blues, Soul, Funk, Americana, Rock, and Alternative into a captivating and one-of-a-kind sound that resonates with authenticity.
A Pennsylvania native and a proud U.S. Marine veteran with two tours of duty, Shane Hall’s musical journey began in 2001 with the creation of his first song. This initial spark ignited a lifelong exploration of soulful roots and a fusion of acoustic and electric sounds. His music stands as a testament to his deep emotional expression and constant artistic evolution.
Shane Hall’s discography is a collection of several acclaimed albums and EPs that highlight his exceptional storytelling and emotional depth. His solo debut album, Human Condition, released in 2017, was a pivotal moment in his career. After signing with LAW Records in 2018, Shane
Hall released a three-part record—West River Queen—which won Best Blues Album at the 2020 San Diego Music Awards. This groundbreaking project showcased Shane Hall’s genre-
spanning versatility.
Shane Hall’s larger-than-life voice has led him to standout performances at iconic venues and festivals. From electrifying shows at Colorado’s legendary Red Rocks with the reggae-rock band Pepper, to opening for Mike Campbell of Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers, and gracing major
stages at Coachella, Burning Man, Electric Forest, and Lightning in a Bottle, Shane Hall has made a significant impact on the music scene.
In 2021, his track “Under My Voodoo”; won the San Diego Music Award for Best Americana, Jazz, or Blues Song. His latest album, Howl & Sway (LAW Records), released in 2023 through Pacific Records and produced by two-time Grammy-nominated Joe Marlett, has achieved notable success.
In 2024, Howl & Sway reached #1 on the Apple iTunes Blues chart, won Best Blues Album at the San Diego Music Awards, and received recognition from the Grammy® Academy. This
album represents the culmination of Shane Hall’s dedication and artistic evolution over the past two decades.
Beyond his musical achievements, Shane Hall is recognized for his genuine spirit and dedication to his community. His motto, “Raise The Tide” embodies his belief that when one
succeeds, everyone benefits. Shane’s mission is to uplift others and support his community both locally and within the music industry. His relentless pursuit of pushing boundaries and exploring diverse genres ensures that his creative journey remains as dynamic as his sound.
“Music isn’t just something I do; it’s who I am. I refuse to be confined to a single sound. Even if I create the box, I won’t stay in it.” – Shane Hall
ABOUT TAVANA
Tavana is a one-man musical wrecking crew from Honolulu, who uses his feet to lay down a variety of grooves while simultaneously playing guitar, banjo, lap steel, or ukulele and singing deep-soulful, island-inspired rock and blues, bridging the gap between Hawaiian Music and Delta Blues. He consistently sells shows out in Hawaii leaving audiences in awe of his musical energy.
“He’s more the exception than the rule, he is a great human and I’m glad to know him”
—Eddie Vedder
“Tavana is a man on a mission and big opportunities await his arrival. As a human being and friend, Tavana’s a chill guy, honest and easygoing. I believe he’s on the edge of going big.”
— Henry Kapono
Tavana is known for his Waikiki jam sessions and regularly jams with a who’s who of players in Hawaii, including Eddie Vedder who invited Tavana to sing ‘Hawaii 78’ – a Hawaii anthem of sorts – with him at the Hawaii Theatre. From a recording of their performance together, Vedder produced a limited vinyl record that was sent out to 10,000 Pearl Jam fans. Vedder also took Tavana out on tour for several dates as his opening act for his solo album. Tavana has jammed
with many musical greats, including Jack Johnson, Pat Simmons, Michael McDonald, Henry Kapono, G Love, Willie K, John Cruz, Ron and Thunderstorm Artis, and Leon Mobley (Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals). He also has been the supporting act for Alabama Shakes, Shakey Graves, Xavier Rudd, Jenny Lewis, Julian Marley, and Kaleo to name just a few.
Tavana is a multi-Nā Hōkū Hanohano (Hawaiian Grammy®) nominee and is currently featured on an in-flight video on all Hawaiian Airlines. He was a featured artist on Henry Kapono’s “The Songs of C&K”, and is also a featured “Playing for Change” artist.

What’s included

This is GA standing room show. We will have some seating sections set up throughout the venue available on a first come first serve basis.
We will have some covered raised tables available around the perimeter of the lawned area.

What’s not included

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.

Itinerary

Show Details
5:30 PM: Doors Open
6:30 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 KKCR – Kauai Community Radio. For more information on their mission please visit KKCR.Org.

Kauai Made Presents Kauai Products Fair
2025-01-31 16:00 - 19:30 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Sheraton Kauai Coconut Beach Resort, 650 Aleka Loop, Kapaa, 96746
Live entertainment & Crafts. Free and open to the public!
Come and support local.

Kauai Island Crafters Fair
2025-02-01 08:00 - 14:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Koloa Neighborhood Center, 3461B Weliweli Rd., Koloa, 96756

Old Kapaa town 1st Saturday Hoolaulea Multi-Cultural Celebration
2025-02-01 17:00 - 21:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Hawaii
Old Kapaa Town 1st Saturday Ho’olaule’a Multi-Cultural Celebration” will be held from 5:00 – 9:00 pm every 1st Saturday providing the very popular food, craft and non-profit vendors. The event is held in Old Kapaa Town area between Beachside Boutique on the north side of town and Paco’s Tacos on the south side along the Kuhio Highway, as well as down two streets closed specifically for this event – the east end of Kukui Street and the west end of Kauwila Street. Japanese, Chinese, Owinawan, Filipino, Korean, Tahitian, or Hawaiian Cultural performances are at 6:00 pm. on Kauwila Street.
For more information about attending this event or about applying to be a craft, food or non-profit vendor for this event, contact the Kapa’a Business Association online at http://www.kbakauai.org by phone at (808) 212-1000 or by email at kapaabusinessassociation@gmail.com.

Local Treasures Marketplace, Outdoor Flea Market, local crafts & food
2025-02-02 09:00 - 13:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Kauai Veterans Center, 3215 Kapule Hwy, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
🌟 Welcome to the Local Treasures Marketplace, a vibrant celebration of community creativity, flavors, and treasures! 🌈
Join us every first Sunday of the month from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM in the heart of Lihue. The Local Treasures Marketplace is not just an outdoor market; it’s a gathering of local artisans, bakers, culinary maestros, and farmers who bring their passion and craftsmanship to one space.
🛍️ Immerse yourself in a kaleidoscope of handmade crafts, where every item tells a unique story. Explore a delectable array of baked goods, tempting your taste buds with the aroma of local treats prepared with love. Savor the essence of creative local cuisines that capture the spirit of our community’s diverse flavors.
👜 Hunt for hidden gems among the secondhand wares, each item with a history and waiting to start a new journey with you. Freshen up your home or wardrobe with these timeless treasures. And for those who embrace a farm-to-table lifestyle, revel in the abundance of locally grown fruits and vegetables, showcasing the richness of our land.
🤝 The Local Treasures Marketplace is more than a market; it’s a commitment to supporting our local community. By choosing handmade, local, and sustainable, you’re contributing to the tapestry of our community’s growth and prosperity.
🌺 Mark your calendars, set your alarms, and make the first Sunday of every month your go-to day for a community-driven experience. Whether you’re a local or a visitor, this is an invitation to connect, explore, and shop with a purpose.
📢 Interested vendors, this is your chance to be a part of this incredible experience! Reach out to us at kauaiislandcraftersfair@gmail.com and secure your spot in the Local Treasures Marketplace. Let’s build a stronger community together—one handmade creation, delicious bite, and shared story at a time. See you there! 🌟

E Kanikapila Kākou Week 1: “Golden Nā Leo: Makana Sings Hawaiʻi’s Songs of Romance from the 50s & 60s”
2025-02-03 18:00 - 20:30 (Pacific/Honolulu) | Kauai Beach Resort, Jasmine Ballroom, 4331 Kauai Beach Drive, Lihue, 96766
EKK opens Season 2025 on Monday, February 3 at the OUTRIGGER Kauaʻi Beach Resort & Spa in Lihuʻe with a nostalgic and scintillating musical flashback to an earlier time in Hawaiʻi featuring celebrated entertainer, singer and slack key virtuoso Makana.
Join us for an evening of “golden era” sounds as Makana takes us back in time to the heyday of Hawaiʻi’s legendary crooners, remembering icons like Alfred Apaka, Don Ho, Sonny Chillingworth, Kui Lee, The Kalima Brothers and more.
The atmosphere of mid-century Waikīkī inspires this tribute to a time and place that remains indelibly tattooed on the hearts and minds of people worldwide, never again to be experienced.
Makana shares about his inspiration and process reanimating these vintage styles and sounds:
“Modernity often feels as though we are being swept into a homogenized future leaving behind our rich and varied cultural past, yet we value timeless cultural practices, traditional folk arts, and cherished memories of a simpler time. I was watching old videos of my kumu, Uncle Sonny, and realized his unique slack key sound was partly attributed to a specific guitar – a 1964 Chet Atkins 6120. So, I went searching, found one, and had it restored. The sound is incredible and just like Sonny’s! Hearing it inspired me to go back through my LPs and fall in love once again with songs and sounds from those early days of highly melodic Hapa Haole classics- some sappy, some truly classy and others downright comical. The levity spoke to me; some innocence lost. Listening to live recordings of these legends brought tears to my eyes. I’m diving into arrangements in slack key and other modes to reanimate favorite mele and exploring my baritone and falsetto deeper. It feels like I’m unearthing all these varied personalities; like acting, in a fashion. I’m having a blast, and I’m excited to share these treasures from our past. There’s really almost nowhere in Hawaiʻi one can go to hear the older styles. Virtually everyone has moved on. But I’ve always felt these classic musical contributions deserve our eternal enjoyment and celebration. And they speak to our not-so-distant history, and in that I feel there is much to be learned in terms of envisioning where we are heading and where we may want to adjust course. As Hawaiʻi homogenizes more toward any modern capitalist society, what sense of place are we maintaining? Many transplants moved here with the vision portrayed in this old music. Now it’s gone, and so is the vision, which means those visions are often replaced by those offered up by corporations and institutions. We all have different orientations; perhaps this particular aesthetic still has great value to offer our diverse community. Simply, remembering a time when singing, laughing, socializing and appreciating beauty were core to our appreciation for being in Hawai’i.”
Makana believes in honoring those who came before. Makana shares about his inspiration and process reanimating these vintage styles and sounds:
“As Hawaiian music has “streamlined” with economic influences like the massive hula market in Japan, much of the musicianship and varied influences have quietly atrophied. Much attention has been given to the renaissance artists of the 70s- Gabby, Genoa, Sons of Hawaiʻi, Mākaha Sons, Calimero’s, Peter Moon, Hui ʻOhana, Beamers — but not so much from the previous eras. However, the music from all those eras was intimately influenced by American styles. The crooners of mid-century paved a glorious path of melody, rhythm and harmony that perfectly encapsulated the aesthetic of the era prior to the folk/ rock explosion of the late 60s. Those entertainers and their magical environs swept locals and visitors alike into a dreamworld of myth, romance and music- a curious blend of crooning, lounge, exotica, Hawaiian traditions, Broadway, Latin jazz and American pop. Songs from this era celebrate the amalgamation of cultures and lifestyles like no other, like time capsules to a time when Hawaiʻi was truly the romance capital of the world!”
Attendees are encouraged to dress “period-appropriate” with Hawaiʻi-inspired fashion from the 50s, 60s and even 70s. To get into the proper mood of the music of an earlier time, we invite the audience to come dressed in their best “retro” attire from yesteryear; arrive your fashionable best with Japanese silk “ka-be” shirts, vintage muʻumuʻu, elegant coifs and whatever else might transport you back to those days of magical music from the bygone golden era of romance celebrated in Hawaiian song.
Instead of the ʻUkulele Circle, join us in a Waikiki Welcome!
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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).
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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
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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.

Aoi Trio on Kauai
2025-02-05 19:00 - 21:00 (Pacific/Honolulu) | St. Michael’s Church, Lihue, HI, 96766, United States
DUE TO SALES, THIS EVENT HAS BEEN MOVED TO THE KCC PERFORMING ARTS CENTER.

Only five times in history, the ARD international music competition has awarded the first prize for piano trios. Aoi Trio won this prestigious first prize in 2018, which made a breathtaking start to their international career.

Aoi Trio was founded in 2016 by Kyoko Ogawa (violin), Yu Ito (cello), and Kosuke Akimoto (piano), all of whom graduated from the Tokyo University of the Arts and studied at the renowned Chamber Music Academy of Suntory Hall (Tokyo) for 2 years. After winning at ARD competition, they continued studying under Dirk Mommertz (Fauré Quartett) at the University of Music and Performing Arts Munich.
Aoi Trio is appearing at more than 20 concerts every year at the major venues not only in Japan but Germany, Italy, France and Czech. Recently they are working 7 years project with Suntory Hall and 3 years resident program with Kioi Hall. Recent highlight includes the collaboration with Sapporo Symphony Orchestra for Beethoven’s triple concerto and with Nagoya Philharmonic Orchestra Casella’s triple concerto.

Aoi Trio has released four recordings “Haydn No. 27 and Schubert No. 2” and “Beethoven No. 1 and Mendelssohn No. 2”, “Martinu No. 1 & Dvorak No. 3” and “Schumann No. 1 & Schubert No. 1” which have attracted great critical acclaim. They received the Aoyama Music Award, Nippon Steel Music Award, Hotel Okura Music Award and Music Pen Club Award.

“Aoi” refers to the initial letters of their individual family names and is also the name of a flower in Japanese language, which is commonly known as ‘hollylock” in Europe and symbolises “aspiration” or “fruitfulness.”

Aoi Trio will perform for one night only on Kauai.

Advanced Tickets: $40 Adults, $15 Students
