From the Highlands to the Islands: Celtica Pipes Rock
Bagpipe rock is an international phenomenon and one that’s caught on in Hawaii.
‘Still Alive and Well’: Edgar Winter and Rick Derringer to play Honokaa
Two of the biggest names of 1970s classic rock are teaming up for a monster show Saturday night at Honokaa People’s Theatre.
‘Masters of the Currents’: Performing Arts Center to explore Micronesian immigration
An almost unrecognized change in immigration will be explored during an upcoming performance at the University of Hawaii at Hilo.
Ebb & Flow Arts presents free multimedia show
Ebb & Flow Arts, a multimedia show featuring film, art, piano, poetry and dance, will be presented at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 17 at the East Hawaii Cultural Center.
‘Love is in the Air’: Aerial variety show to arise Friday at Palace
Love is in the air takes on new meaning before Valentine’s Day in Hilo. A one-night aerial variety show titled “Love is in the Air” will make hearts beat a bit faster at 7 p.m. Friday at the Palace Theater.
‘Feelin’ Alright’: Dave Mason kicks off 2018 tour Wednesday in Honokaa
For those coming of age in the 1960s and ’70s, Dave Mason’s music is an integral component of the soundtrack of their lives.
Two Many Sopranos bring second vocal concert to Hilo
The vocal duo Two Many Sopranos, singers Amy Horst and Erin Smith, bring their unique interpretations of classics and new favorites to Hilo in a show titled “Way Two Many Sopranos: Louder Than Words” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday at the East Hawaii Cultural Center.
Budding soloists featured in Kamuela Philharmonic’s Winter Concert
The Kamuela Philharmonic Orchestra continues its 2017-18 season with the concert titled “Rustic Inspirations,” brought to mind by the exceptional landscape of Parker Ranch, at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Kahilu Theatre in Waimea.
Austin bluesman Johnny Nicholas ‘Hell Bent’ on Hawaii Island
“He’s a walkin’ contradiction, partly truth and partly fiction.”
Judy Collins returns to Honokaa People’s Theatre
More than a half-century into one of America’s most storied music careers, Judy Collins is busy as ever — in the studio, on the road, in front of the camera and on the page.
Four hands better than two: Moore and Maroudas play Kahilu
If you thought classical music was old school, you ain’t seen Moore and Maroudas yet.
