If all-night dancing isn’t for you, Oahu also has a thriving arts and culture scene, with community-theater productions, stand-up comedy, outdoor concerts, film festivals, and chamber-music performances. Major Broadway shows, dance companies, rock stars, and comedians come through the Islands, too. Check local newspapers—the Honolulu Star-Advertiser or Midweek—for the latest events. Websites like www.frolichawaii.com and www.honolulumagazine.com also have great information.
The sleekly high-tech Majestic, designed to sail smoothly in rough waters, powers farther along Waikiki's coastline than its competitors,...Read More
Established in 1975, Ballet Hawaii is a local company active throughout the year. Its annual production of The Nutcracker is usually held...Read More
This group, consisting of four ensembles, has been around for decades and performs 20 to 25 concerts a year at the Honolulu Museum of Arts'...Read More
Chief Sielu and his ohana (family) perform at Wet 'n' Wild Hawaii waterpark. It's a top-rated luau with everything you'd expect from this...Read More
The repertoire of the third-oldest community theater in the United States includes a little of everything: musicals, dramas, and experimental...Read More
Art, international, classic, and silent films are screened at the intimate 280-seat Doris Duke Theatre, which doubles as a concert venue. Many...Read More
Rain or shine, on the first Friday of every month, the downtown Honolulu and Chinatown districts come alive. The more family-friendly early...Read More
The Polynesian Cultural Center’s long-running nightly show, Ha: Breath of Life, is a story of love, respect, and responsibility. Ha, which...Read More
One of the biggest film events in the state, the annual fall festival showcases top films from all over the world, as well as some by local...Read More
Locals refer to it as "HOT," probably because the Hawaii Opera Theatre has been turning the opera-challenged into opera lovers since 1960. All...Read More
The Hawaii Symphony Orchestra is the latest incarnation of the now-defunct century-old Honolulu Symphony, with the mission to bring international...Read More
This beautifully restored theater, built in the 1920s in a Beaux-Arts style, hosts a wide variety of events, including international theatrical...Read More
This group stages delightful productions August–May. Founded in 1955, it's one of the oldest children's theaters in the country (it's the only...Read More
Since the early 1980s the Honolulu Zoo Society has sponsored hourlong evening concerts branded the "Wildest Show in Town." They're held at 6...Read More
Every other Thursday evening June–August, the Waikiki Aquarium holds an ocean-side concert series called Ke Kani O Ke Kai. You can listen to...Read More
Eclectic programs—everything from Hawaiian language to musical theater to Kabuki to Chinese opera—are offered at this space at the Manoa campus...Read More
This troupe sticks to producing only plays written by local playwrights about Island life and Hawaiian experiences. It stages five or six productions...Read More
From September through July, wonderful performances grace this intimate community theater in lush Manoa Valley. ...Read More
On the campus of Windward Community College, the 300-seat Paliku Theatre features everything from dramatic productions to chamber music concerts...Read More
The award-winning 1,500-passenger Star of Honolulu boasts four sunset dinner-cruise packages, from a roast beef buffet and Polynesian show...Read More
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