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Friday, January 24 at 1:00 P.M. HST.Experience a night of electrifying magic as global K-POP sensation Taemin delivers his chart-topping hits with signature dance prowess, magnetic vocals, and breathtaking choreography. Renowned for his seductive charisma and captivating stage presence, Taemin has redefined performance in K-POP. His solo career is groundbreaking, beginning with the chart-topping EP ACE (2014) and followed by hits like Press It (2016) and the cultural phenomenon Move (2017), which transformed K-POP choreography with its genre-defying sound.

Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana has commissioned Patricia Guerrero, internationally acclaimed flamenco dancer-choreographer and winner of the 2021 Spain National Dance Award, to create QUINTO ELEMENTO (Fifth Element), a new evening-length work set to an original score of live music by Francis Gomez. Flamenco Vivo will develop this major new work by Guerrero, an innovative talent hailed as a flamenco artist “of supernatural force, with an incredible interpretive capacity” (DeFlamenco), and present it to US audiences next season.

Kuana Torres Kahele Band presents Christmas in Tahiti, with very special guest dancers, Theresa and Iokia Ramento!

Vincent Rodriguez III is a Los Angeles-based entertainer, with talents in acting, singing, dance/choreography, magic, and martial arts. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, he was a stage actor in New York City for 11 years, performing internationally in first national tours, regional theater, and Off-Broadway.

Throughout his career, Vincent has taken time in-between performances to teach at dance studios, high schools, colleges, and performing arts programs. His classes range from workshops to masterclasses, covering audition technique, song interpretation, Broadway dance repertoire, on-camera auditions, mock auditions (singing, dancing, or acting), specific choreography, and more. He is a passionate, enthusiastic, nurturing, and motivating teacher; focused on empowering his students and leaving them with the tools and techniques for them to reach their personal best and compete in the competitive job market of show business.

Vincent Rodriguez III is a Los Angeles-based entertainer, with talents in acting, singing, dance/choreography, magic, and martial arts. Prior to moving to Los Angeles, he was a stage actor in New York City for 11 years, performing internationally in first national tours, regional theater, and Off-Broadway.

Throughout his career, Vincent has taken time in-between performances to teach at dance studios, high schools, colleges, and performing arts programs. His classes range from workshops to masterclasses, covering audition technique, song interpretation, Broadway dance repertoire, on-camera auditions, mock auditions (singing, dancing, or acting), specific choreography, and more. He is a passionate, enthusiastic, nurturing, and motivating teacher; focused on empowering his students and leaving them with the tools and techniques for them to reach their personal best and compete in the competitive job market of show business.

Vincent Rodriguez III is a Filipino-American actor known for his roles on The CW’s Emmy Award-winning CRAZY EX-GIRLFRIEND, Netflix's INSATIABLE and Prime Video’s WITH LOVE. He most recently starred in CHRISTMAS ON CHERRY LANE for The Hallmark Channel, with a sequel in production. He is the voice of "Raiden" in the MK1 video game and singing Filipino dad “Val” in Disney Junior’s KINDERGARDEN: THE MUSICAL this fall. Stage credits include the “DJ" in HERE LIES LOVE Off-Broadway at The Public Theatre during his 11 years in New York. Rodriguez is also a magician, martial artist, speaker, mentor, and teaching artist.

A colorful procession of Hawaiian culture through Waikīkī

Intricate floats decorated with a rainbow of fresh flowers and men and women on horseback showcasing the traditional art of pāʻū riding. Participants from marching bands to hālau hula to civic leaders display the unique aloha spirit that unites Hawai‘i’s community.

An unforgettable evening of performances spanning five decades of talent, including musical, dance, hula, and theatre showcases from distinguished alumni, current students, and celebrated local performers. This exciting shift to a free event was made possible as part of the college’s continued dedication to making arts and culture accessible to all while celebrating the rich history of the theatre and its community.

Get ready for a beachfront street festival like no other!

Kalākaua Avenue will be transformed with booths showcasing Hawai‘i cuisine, crafts and culture stretching as far as the eye can see. Taste the best of local flavors from around the island in one place, and peruse artisan-made crafts. Multiple stages with incredible entertainment will rock the evening featuring top local artists, award-winning hālau hula, and more.

Crowds dressed in kimono, hapi coats and eisaa outfits gather at the Hawaii Okinawa Center. Young and old, newbies and pros, dance to the beat of taiko, sway to the sounds of sanshin and cheer, “iya sassa-ha iyaa!” into the night. Traditional Okinawan numbers are combined with time honored and contemporary Japanese favorites for an evening of culture, food and fellowship.

Along with great music and dancing, matsuri goers can enjoy onolicious andagi and other local favorites. Each year, the Matsuri is coordinated by the efforts of many volunteers. Ippee nifee deebiru, mahalo and thank you to their hard work and support!

Sichuan Song and Dance Group, known for their spectacular presentation of the folk art and culture in Sichuan

The performance, which included singing and dancing, opera and acrobatics, reflects the multi-ethnic cultures of Tibet, Qiang, Yi and Han, as well as the historical connotation of Sichuan.

Share, Promote, and Raise Awareness of Korean Culture in the Community

The Korean Festival is an annual event run by the Hawaii Korean Chamber of Commerce, with the support of dozens of community organizations and businesses, and hundreds of volunteers. Proceeds from the Festival are used to fund service projects and ventures which benefit the Korean and larger community in Hawaii, including an annual scholarship fund for outstanding, civic-minded students entering or currently enrolled in college.

The Korean Festival presents a unique, authentic taste of Korean culture through food, dance, art, music, and entertainment. The program of festival events varies from year to year, but past Festivals have included performances such as taekwondo (Korean martial arts) demonstration, a coming-of-age traditional tea ceremony, and Korean fan and drum dances.

THIS EVENT IS BEING HELD AS A PRIDE 365 FUNDRAISING EVENT IN SUPPORT OF THE HAWAII LGBT LEGACY FOUNDATION.  ALL NET PROCEEDS FROM THIS EVENT WILL GO TO SUPPORT PRIDE EVENTS ALL YEAR ROUND!  
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS INCLUDE:
- EMCEED BY TORRI RICHARDS / WELCOME MESSAGE BY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
- ABBA COSTUME CONTESTS WITH PRIZES/DRAG PERFORMANCES
- FUN SING-ALONG WITH THE BAND "DIRECT FROM SWEDEN - THE MUSIC OF ABBA"

- SPECIAL VIP RECEPTION WITH BEVIES AND NIBBLES AVAILABLE

“The music of ABBA” are no strangers to the incomparable sound and look of Sweden’s greatest music export with meticulous attention to costumes, make-up, musical arrangements, movements and the singing, nothing is left to chance. Adding a few of Abba’s live traits such as great solos, musical numbers and a complete live band with back-up singers, ensures an extra dimension unheard of in most similar productions.

Puʻuhnoua Society, a long standing community arts and culture nonprofit, alongside local collaborator Lā Hoʻihoʻi Ea and national collaborators from the initiative One Nation One Project: ARTS FOR EVERY BODY, is demonstrating real-time how the arts can lead to healthier people and healthier communities. Artists, civic leaders, and community health providers in 18 cities and towns across America including Honolulu will simultaneously premiere an array of large-scale participatory art projects.

The culmination of over a year of supporting Hawaiʻi-based art collectives, over 80 storytellers, weavers, dancers, healers, voyagers, kapa makers, poets, musicians, photographers, lei makers, activists, creators and dreamers will come together to share their embodied understanding of EA, of self determination and sovereignty, through individual and collective acts of affirmation and resistance.

July 27th Highlights

10-3pm Keanahala and NiU NOW! share lauhala (pandanus) preparation,

weaving and ʻike niu (coconut knowledge) and practices

10-3pm Large scale banners of akua wāhine or ancient Hawaiian goddesses,

moʻolelo of place and accompanying zines

11-2pm Walt Keale and other talented local musicians invite community to sing

songs of sovereignty at Tūtū’s Hale

12-3pm 808 Breakers, Hawaiʻi’s Premiere Break Dancing Crew shares

Performances, Showcases, Intro Workshops, and Battle Competitions

1-2pm Guest speaker Uncle Walter Ritte with the Sierra Club of Hawai’i