HONOLULU (HI Now) - The Hawaii Theatre is more than just a historic venue, as it serves as a vibrant cultural anchor that brings communities together through the shared talent of the performing arts.
Celebrating its landmark 104th anniversary this weekend, this beloved institution continues to enrich local lives by providing a stage where creativity and community connection thrive.
This month, families and art lovers can experience an event that highlights global conservation and local talent. The upcoming show, Carnival of The Nearly Extinct Animals, combines music, dance, poetry, and puppetry to tell the poignant stories of endangered animals from across the globe.
This collaborative production features Ballet Hawaii, Hawaii Symphony Orchestra Concertmaster Iggy, and the celebrated Moses Goods, making it a must-see event that supports both the arts and environmental awareness.
If you have ever dreamed of performing under the spotlight, the historic stage is calling your name. The interactive Singalong Broadway event invites audience members to step onto the grand stage and sing their favorite show tunes in front of the entire house.
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Alongside these featured performances, a diverse lineup of world-class entertainment is coming to the venue this month, including Morgan Jay, The Moth, Matt Fraser, Brian Culbertson, Geoff Tate, Big Freedia, and the Thriller Nights tribute, Whose Bad.
To secure your seats and celebrate over a century of local culture, plan your next night out today. You can visit the official website at hawaiitheatre.com or check out their Instagram @hawaiitheatre to explore the full schedule of events and purchase tickets.
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