Aloha Unplugged Music Gala Overview
Aloha Unplugged music gala is an intimate evening event held at the Porter Pavilion at Anaina Hou Community Park in Kilauea. Presented by Anaina Hou Community Park and the Henry Kapono Foundation, the gala features acoustic performances, personal stories, and conversations with artists including Henry Kapono, Jerry Santos, Brother Noland, and On the Rise artists. The event celebrates Hawaiian songwriting traditions and the spirit of community.
Event Significance and Schedule
This gala marks a meaningful return to live gatherings following Anaina Hou’s role as a resilience hub during Hurricane Lowell. It highlights the work of the On the Rise mentorship program supporting emerging Kaua’i artists. Doors open at 6:00 PM, with performances and hosting by Master of Ceremonies Alx Kawakami. The event supports year-round music programming and community initiatives.
Supporting Hawaiian Music and Culture
Aloha Unplugged offers guests a behind-the-scenes look at Hawaiian music culture and the artists shaping its future. Proceeds benefit Anaina Hou’s music programs and the Henry Kapono Foundation’s efforts to sustain live music across Hawai’i. This intimate gala provides a unique opportunity to connect with the stories and inspirations behind beloved Hawaiian songs.
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