Join us for Aloha Friday: Hawaiian Music & Hula – Kanikapila-Style, an evening of live Hawaiian music, hula, and community connection at Anaina Hou Community Park. Held under the open-air […]
Celebrate Aloha Friday with live music performances by local Kaua’i bands and artists.
Proudly presented by Kaua’i Community Players. Stephen Sondheim’s “Assassins” takes the audience on a dark and surprisingly funny thrill ride through the twisted underside of the “American Dream”. Viewed through […]
Join us for an evening of music with special guest conductor, CW5 Curtis Hiyane! Hiyane was the band director at Mililani High School and most recently retired as the Commander of […]
Come join us for the grand opening of Backyard Books, our new Little Free Library at Yellow House Kalaheo – a community book exchange for all ages, from board books […]
Join us for a night of laughter and aloha at the Lei of Laughs Comedy Show, a special fundraiser supporting the Kauaʻi King’s Parade & Hoʻolauleʻa. Featuring Hawaiʻi’s comedy legend […]
The “First Saturday Art Walk” in downtown Old Kapa’a Town is the biggest monthly event on the Island. Dirk Debonaire and the Golden Nuggets play at Mariachi’s every month on each First Saturday Art Walk, with the best in Oldies Rock and Roll (and Funk) dance music and assorted hi-jinx. No cover or minimum, great […]
Proudly presented by Kaua’i Community Players. Stephen Sondheim’s “Assassins” takes the audience on a dark and surprisingly funny thrill ride through the twisted underside of the “American Dream”. Viewed through the disaffected eyes of a group of Presidential assassins looking to be understood, this Tony Award winning musical is guaranteed to make you think. . […]
Looking to connect with ʻāina, culture, and community? Waipā is hosting our third annual ʻĀina Festival on Sunday, May 3rd, from 11am to 4pm at Halulu Fishpond in Waipā, located a half-mile past Hanalei Town. It’ll be a wonderful day of live music, ‘ono food, and cultural activities, to celebrate everything ʻāina! It’ll also feature […]
Bring your keiki for softplay, games, and books. Open to all. Free entry with purchase of $10 or more.
Sign up by emailing kawena@ywcakauai.org. From Keiki to kupuna, all are welcomed, lessons taught by Kumu Hula Kamalani. Bring bottled water and pareo.
