We were fortunate to be able to view examples of the resurgence of this skill that was performed daily in ancient Polynesia. Kapa, cloth made from tree bark, was a household item across Polynesia. The Kahilu Theatre Foundation’s exhibit of works by those devoted to...More

All varieties and entertainment for all. From local musicians, Hawaiian dance, photo and other arts showcased, wonderful charity affairs and nights spent with noted entertainers from around the world. Taiko groups from Japan, country music from mainland, ballet, symphonies from everywhere and on and on....More

My husband and I have been visiting Waimea -- for dining, shopping and farmers's markets, mostly -- for so many years that we have become very fond of the little town. So it was pure serendipity that a tribute to the late, great "Bruddah Iz"...More

We saw a hip hop and modern dance performance here by a group from Seattle. Really nice theatre and great performance first by the locals and then the professionals. The Theatre has a bar and food and is very nice.

My wife, and I say Jake perform last night, and are minds were blown. What a great artist, and such a great venue to see him at. The Theatre looked awesome from the last time we were here about 5 years ago for the nutcracker

Kahilu Theatre is a non profit community arts and education center located in Kamuela of the Big Island. World class artists from Hawaii and beyond come to share their talent with the Big Island. My first visit to the Kahilu Theatre was to see Te...More

There are talented young people living on the island of HI. We purchased tickets for "Godspell". This production had live music and singing. A great way to spend an afternoon. Many people who visit the Big Island, don't know about the productions both at Kahilu...More