Pop-In & Paint

Pop-in at your leisure any time between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm to get your creative fix. You'll be provided with a blank 16"x20" canvas, brushes, acrylic paint and apron. You can pick one of our paintings to recreate or make your own original creation. This is not an instructor-led session.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

Sunset Wave Painting

No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. This class is BYOB; bring your favorite wine/beer and snacks (we supply cups & bottle openers).

Cost: $45

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

Kids Open Studio | Pick Your Painting

Great for ALL ages! Sign up to paint with us - Art Buzz Kids style! No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. You are welcome to either drop off your kid(s) and take the morning off OR stay and paint with them.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

Saturday Zouk Social

Weekly Zouk Classes & Party with our guest Instructor Ian direct from Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Just over ten years ago, Ian realized that he would probably dance forever. In love with dance, Ian started doing all sorts of classes, from Forró and Zouk to Classical Ballet and Jazz. Engaged in working with dance, Ian began teaching classes in Rio de Janeiro, created a dance company, choreographed and produced many events, from parties to workshops and excursion. The most important thing for Ian has always been to unite people through dance and to positively change their lives, just as happened with him.

Abroad Ian has taught Zouk and created Zouk choreographies in Europe, USA and Canada. Nowadays Ian develops his teaching didactics aimed at deepening the connection between people.

Sakura Dance Studio | 184 N. King Street

Honu Dude Painting

No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. This class is BYOB; bring your favorite wine/beer and snacks (we supply cups & bottle openers).

Cost: $45

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

Pop-In & Paint

Pop-in at your leisure any time between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm to get your creative fix. You'll be provided with a blank 16"x20" canvas, brushes, acrylic paint and apron. You can pick one of our paintings to recreate or make your own original creation. This is not an instructor-led session.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Trivia Night

Tuesday nights are for TRIVIA at The Manifest. Seats are first come, first serve. Teams up to 2-6 people. 25 classic cocktails for $7+ with all day food menu prepared for you till 10pm. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.  

Manifest | 32 North Hotel Street

6–8PM | No cover | 21+

Cherry Blossom Mountain Painting

No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. This class is BYOB; bring your favorite wine/beer and snacks (we supply cups & bottle openers).

Cost: $45

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

Pop-In & Paint

Pop-in at your leisure any time between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm to get your creative fix. You'll be provided with a blank 16"x20" canvas, brushes, acrylic paint and apron. You can pick one of our paintings to recreate or make your own original creation. This is not an instructor-led session.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

SUN, SURF AND PHYSICAL COMEDY
WITH KUMU AITOR

Find humor in yourself and others with internationally renowned Master Kumu Aitor Basauri. Learn to be funny. This workshop is for everyone. Useful for performers, public speakers, writers, improvisers, musicians, and human beings; youʻll break your face laughing.

Kumu Aitor is a founding member of SpyMonkey, UK, has taught at Philippe Gaulierʻs school in Paris, in NYC and around the world. He has also created and performed for Cirque de Soleil, and with colleague Sacha Baron Cohen ʻWho is America?.ʻ

Arts at Marks Garage | 1159 Nuuanu Ave.

Metallic Jellies Painting

No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. This class is BYOB; bring your favorite wine/beer and snacks (we supply cups & bottle openers).

Cost: $45

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

SUN, SURF AND PHYSICAL COMEDY
WITH KUMU AITOR

Find humor in yourself and others with internationally renowned Master Kumu Aitor Basauri. Learn to be funny. This workshop is for everyone. Useful for performers, public speakers, writers, improvisers, musicians, and human beings; youʻll break your face laughing.

Kumu Aitor is a founding member of SpyMonkey, UK, has taught at Philippe Gaulierʻs school in Paris, in NYC and around the world. He has also created and performed for Cirque de Soleil, and with colleague Sacha Baron Cohen ʻWho is America?.ʻ

Arts at Marks Garage | 1159 Nuuanu Ave.

Kids Open Studio | Pick Your Painting

Great for ALL ages! Sign up to paint with us - Art Buzz Kids style! No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. You are welcome to either drop off your kid(s) and take the morning off OR stay and paint with them.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

Saturday Zouk Social

Weekly Zouk Classes & Party with our guest Instructor Ian direct from Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Just over ten years ago, Ian realized that he would probably dance forever. In love with dance, Ian started doing all sorts of classes, from Forró and Zouk to Classical Ballet and Jazz. Engaged in working with dance, Ian began teaching classes in Rio de Janeiro, created a dance company, choreographed and produced many events, from parties to workshops and excursion. The most important thing for Ian has always been to unite people through dance and to positively change their lives, just as happened with him.

Abroad Ian has taught Zouk and created Zouk choreographies in Europe, USA and Canada. Nowadays Ian develops his teaching didactics aimed at deepening the connection between people.

Sakura Dance Studio | 184 N. King Street

EVERY FOURTH SATURDAY

Wine and Chocolate Pairing

What makes wine and chocolate such great companions and how does one find the best match of dark, spicy, and fruity chocolate with the plethora of sweet, dry, full bodied, and light wines? We’ll show you how similar the terroir, varieties, fermentation, and processing of delicious locally-made gourmet chocolate is with the full range of wine as we step through flights of both. We’ll diverge from the standard port & dark chocolate pairings to show how a nice Riesling can go well with a tangy dark chocolate and even Cabernet Sauvignon can blend smoothly with certain assertive chocolates. We will step you through some of the history of chocolate, how it's intersected with wine in the past, present, & future, while tasting some of the best vintage wines with Madre Chocolate's fine chocolate bars.

Cost: $40

Madre Chocolate Factory | 1150 Nuuanu Ave.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

SUN, SURF AND PHYSICAL COMEDY
WITH KUMU AITOR

Find humor in yourself and others with internationally renowned Master Kumu Aitor Basauri. Learn to be funny. This workshop is for everyone. Useful for performers, public speakers, writers, improvisers, musicians, and human beings; youʻll break your face laughing.

Kumu Aitor is a founding member of SpyMonkey, UK, has taught at Philippe Gaulierʻs school in Paris, in NYC and around the world. He has also created and performed for Cirque de Soleil, and with colleague Sacha Baron Cohen ʻWho is America?.ʻ

Arts at Marks Garage | 1159 Nuuanu Ave.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

Pop-In & Paint

Pop-in at your leisure any time between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm to get your creative fix. You'll be provided with a blank 16"x20" canvas, brushes, acrylic paint and apron. You can pick one of our paintings to recreate or make your own original creation. This is not an instructor-led session.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

Shabby Chic Painting

No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. This class is BYOB; bring your favorite wine/beer and snacks (we supply cups & bottle openers).

Cost: $45

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Trivia Night

Tuesday nights are for TRIVIA at The Manifest. Seats are first come, first serve. Teams up to 2-6 people. 25 classic cocktails for $7+ with all day food menu prepared for you till 10pm. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.  

Manifest | 32 North Hotel Street

6–8PM | No cover | 21+

Pop-In & Paint

Pop-in at your leisure any time between 11:00 am and 3:00 pm to get your creative fix. You'll be provided with a blank 16"x20" canvas, brushes, acrylic paint and apron. You can pick one of our paintings to recreate or make your own original creation. This is not an instructor-led session.

Cost: $25

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

Beach Hat Lady Painting

No artistic talent needed, just the desire to have fun! We take the time to guide you step-by-step to complete your very own masterpiece. This class is BYOB; bring your favorite wine/beer and snacks (we supply cups & bottle openers).

Cost: $45

Wine & Design | 25 N. King St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

SUN, SURF AND PHYSICAL COMEDY
WITH KUMU AITOR

Find humor in yourself and others with internationally renowned Master Kumu Aitor Basauri. Learn to be funny. This workshop is for everyone. Useful for performers, public speakers, writers, improvisers, musicians, and human beings; youʻll break your face laughing.

Kumu Aitor is a founding member of SpyMonkey, UK, has taught at Philippe Gaulierʻs school in Paris, in NYC and around the world. He has also created and performed for Cirque de Soleil, and with colleague Sacha Baron Cohen ʻWho is America?.ʻ

Arts at Marks Garage | 1159 Nuuanu Ave.

FIRST FRIDAY AT HiSAM

Free, family-friendly evening of art and music at HiSAM! Museum galleries will be open; admission is always free.

Ground and second floors of the No 1. Capitol District building (corner of Richards and S. Hotel). Free and open to the public. Parking available across the street in the Ali'i Place building (enter at 1099 Alakea St., cash only) or metered street parking in the area. Several TheBus lines stop in front of or close to the building.

Hawaii State Art Museum | 250 S. Hotel Street

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

The Bentos

Featuring the 5 piece #scifisoul #jedijazz #fragglerock band. 21+ No Cover

EVERY FIRST FRIDAY (7PM–9:30PM)

Manifest Hawaii | 32 North Hotel Street

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

SUN, SURF AND PHYSICAL COMEDY
WITH KUMU AITOR

Find humor in yourself and others with internationally renowned Master Kumu Aitor Basauri. Learn to be funny. This workshop is for everyone. Useful for performers, public speakers, writers, improvisers, musicians, and human beings; youʻll break your face laughing.

Kumu Aitor is a founding member of SpyMonkey, UK, has taught at Philippe Gaulierʻs school in Paris, in NYC and around the world. He has also created and performed for Cirque de Soleil, and with colleague Sacha Baron Cohen ʻWho is America?.ʻ

Arts at Marks Garage | 1159 Nuuanu Ave.

Saturday Zouk Social

Weekly Zouk Classes & Party with our guest Instructor Ian direct from Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Just over ten years ago, Ian realized that he would probably dance forever. In love with dance, Ian started doing all sorts of classes, from Forró and Zouk to Classical Ballet and Jazz. Engaged in working with dance, Ian began teaching classes in Rio de Janeiro, created a dance company, choreographed and produced many events, from parties to workshops and excursion. The most important thing for Ian has always been to unite people through dance and to positively change their lives, just as happened with him.

Abroad Ian has taught Zouk and created Zouk choreographies in Europe, USA and Canada. Nowadays Ian develops his teaching didactics aimed at deepening the connection between people.

Sakura Dance Studio | 184 N. King Street

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

SUN, SURF AND PHYSICAL COMEDY
WITH KUMU AITOR

Find humor in yourself and others with internationally renowned Master Kumu Aitor Basauri. Learn to be funny. This workshop is for everyone. Useful for performers, public speakers, writers, improvisers, musicians, and human beings; youʻll break your face laughing.

Kumu Aitor is a founding member of SpyMonkey, UK, has taught at Philippe Gaulierʻs school in Paris, in NYC and around the world. He has also created and performed for Cirque de Soleil, and with colleague Sacha Baron Cohen ʻWho is America?.ʻ

Arts at Marks Garage | 1159 Nuuanu Ave.

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Trivia Night

Tuesday nights are for TRIVIA at The Manifest. Seats are first come, first serve. Teams up to 2-6 people. 25 classic cocktails for $7+ with all day food menu prepared for you till 10pm. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.  

Manifest | 32 North Hotel Street

6–8PM | No cover | 21+

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

Saturday Zouk Social

Weekly Zouk Classes & Party with our guest Instructor Ian direct from Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Just over ten years ago, Ian realized that he would probably dance forever. In love with dance, Ian started doing all sorts of classes, from Forró and Zouk to Classical Ballet and Jazz. Engaged in working with dance, Ian began teaching classes in Rio de Janeiro, created a dance company, choreographed and produced many events, from parties to workshops and excursion. The most important thing for Ian has always been to unite people through dance and to positively change their lives, just as happened with him.

Abroad Ian has taught Zouk and created Zouk choreographies in Europe, USA and Canada. Nowadays Ian develops his teaching didactics aimed at deepening the connection between people.

Sakura Dance Studio | 184 N. King Street

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Trivia Night

Tuesday nights are for TRIVIA at The Manifest. Seats are first come, first serve. Teams up to 2-6 people. 25 classic cocktails for $7+ with all day food menu prepared for you till 10pm. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.  

Manifest | 32 North Hotel Street

6–8PM | No cover | 21+

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Tahiti Rey & Friends

Acoustic Soul Folk Music. Tahiti Rey is a Na Hoku Hanohano Awards nominee and Hawaii Music Award Winner for Pop Album of the Year.
7-9PM | 21+ | No Cover | No dress code

Manifest | 32 N. Hotel Street

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

Saturday Zouk Social

Weekly Zouk Classes & Party with our guest Instructor Ian direct from Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Just over ten years ago, Ian realized that he would probably dance forever. In love with dance, Ian started doing all sorts of classes, from Forró and Zouk to Classical Ballet and Jazz. Engaged in working with dance, Ian began teaching classes in Rio de Janeiro, created a dance company, choreographed and produced many events, from parties to workshops and excursion. The most important thing for Ian has always been to unite people through dance and to positively change their lives, just as happened with him.

Abroad Ian has taught Zouk and created Zouk choreographies in Europe, USA and Canada. Nowadays Ian develops his teaching didactics aimed at deepening the connection between people.

Sakura Dance Studio | 184 N. King Street

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

HAWAII THEATRE CENTER PRESENTS

Bernadette Peters
Broadway Valentine’s Concert

Bernadette Peters, Broadway’s brightest star, in an evening of song from the Broadway shows she’s received accolades for, as well as from all her Grammy Award winning and nominated albums including standards, Rodgers & Hammerstein, Stephen Sondheim, among others.  A glamorous evening as only Bernadette Peters can do.   

Tickets: $79, $89, $106, $125 and $500 VIP Dinner

Hawaii Theatre Center | 1130 Bethel Street

KUMU KAHUA THEATRE PRESENTS

Shipwreck’d on the Body Beautiful, or the Tats Dancing Man

James F. O’Connell, America’s first Tattooed Man, headlined P. T. Barnum’s freak show, proudly displaying his head-to-foot tattoos. Shipwrecked on the Caroline Islands in the first half of the 19th century, O’Connell saved himself from death by performing Irish jigs—and so began the slow process of his assimilation into Ponapean culture. Based on a true story, this poetic one-man show recounts a compelling narrative of physical appropriation. 

Tickets: $5-$25 | January 17 – February 17, 2019

Kumu Kahua Theatre | 46 Merchant St.

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Trivia Night

Tuesday nights are for TRIVIA at The Manifest. Seats are first come, first serve. Teams up to 2-6 people. 25 classic cocktails for $7+ with all day food menu prepared for you till 10pm. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.  

Manifest | 32 North Hotel Street

6–8PM | No cover | 21+

Saturday Zouk Social

Weekly Zouk Classes & Party with our guest Instructor Ian direct from Rio de Janiero, Brazil. Just over ten years ago, Ian realized that he would probably dance forever. In love with dance, Ian started doing all sorts of classes, from Forró and Zouk to Classical Ballet and Jazz. Engaged in working with dance, Ian began teaching classes in Rio de Janeiro, created a dance company, choreographed and produced many events, from parties to workshops and excursion. The most important thing for Ian has always been to unite people through dance and to positively change their lives, just as happened with him.

Abroad Ian has taught Zouk and created Zouk choreographies in Europe, USA and Canada. Nowadays Ian develops his teaching didactics aimed at deepening the connection between people.

Sakura Dance Studio | 184 N. King Street

MANIFEST HAWAII PRESENTS

Trivia Night

Tuesday nights are for TRIVIA at The Manifest. Seats are first come, first serve. Teams up to 2-6 people. 25 classic cocktails for $7+ with all day food menu prepared for you till 10pm. Happy Hour 6pm-8pm.  

Manifest | 32 North Hotel Street

6–8PM | No cover | 21+

FIRST FRIDAY AT HiSAM

Free, family-friendly evening of art and music at HiSAM! Museum galleries will be open; admission is always free.

Ground and second floors of the No 1. Capitol District building (corner of Richards and S. Hotel). Free and open to the public. Parking available across the street in the Ali'i Place building (enter at 1099 Alakea St., cash only) or metered street parking in the area. Several TheBus lines stop in front of or close to the building.

Hawaii State Art Museum | 250 S. Hotel Street

FIRST FRIDAY AT HiSAM

Free, family-friendly evening of art and music at HiSAM! Museum galleries will be open; admission is always free.

Ground and second floors of the No 1. Capitol District building (corner of Richards and S. Hotel). Free and open to the public. Parking available across the street in the Ali'i Place building (enter at 1099 Alakea St., cash only) or metered street parking in the area. Several TheBus lines stop in front of or close to the building.

Hawaii State Art Museum | 250 S. Hotel Street

FIRST FRIDAY AT HiSAM

Free, family-friendly evening of art and music at HiSAM! Museum galleries will be open; admission is always free.

Ground and second floors of the No 1. Capitol District building (corner of Richards and S. Hotel). Free and open to the public. Parking available across the street in the Ali'i Place building (enter at 1099 Alakea St., cash only) or metered street parking in the area. Several TheBus lines stop in front of or close to the building.

Hawaii State Art Museum | 250 S. Hotel Street

FIRST FRIDAY AT HiSAM

Free, family-friendly evening of art and music at HiSAM! Museum galleries will be open; admission is always free.

Ground and second floors of the No 1. Capitol District building (corner of Richards and S. Hotel). Free and open to the public. Parking available across the street in the Ali'i Place building (enter at 1099 Alakea St., cash only) or metered street parking in the area. Several TheBus lines stop in front of or close to the building.

Hawaii State Art Museum | 250 S. Hotel Street