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South San Francisco
Special guest Patrick Landeza
Intramuros Restaurant
(650) 877-7736 · 101 Brentwood Dr
Door open at 6:30 pm, Show starts at 7:30 pm
$10 tickets, Available at the door
www.landezapresents.com
CA-'Ukulele Kanikapila
Time:
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Ocean House in Carlsbad, San Diego, CA
Description:
We meet every Thursday evening Ocean House in Carlsbad, 6 to 9pm.
For more info, please contact:
Palika@socal.rr.com
Hulaville Open Mic Night
Time:
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Hulaville Island Café and Company Store. 2720 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente, California 92672, Ph
Description:
In addition to its popular Ukulele Sundays kanikapila (Hawaiian-style jam session), Hulaville Island Café and Company Store now hosts Hulaville Open Mic Night, every Thursday from 6 PM until 8 PM. Jean Navarra, Hulaville owner and former Oahu resident, invites all ukulele, guitar, keyboard, and other musicians, along with singers and hula dancers, to step up to the microphone or take to the dance floor to strut their stuff as a solo, duet, or small group. Here’s the chance to showcase your talents for an appreciative audience. Musicians: An amp and microphone are provided – or bring your own if you prefer. Singers: Can’t play an instrument? No problem, Jean has song books - or bring your own music. Someone will be glad to accompany you. Hula Dancers: Digital (CD, mp3, iPod, etc.) hook-ups are available if you prefer to dance to your own recorded music – or dance along with the live music as it is played. Authentic Hawaiian food along with Jean’s own culinary creations plus tasteful tiki décor in the tradition of the Enchanted Tiki Room provide the perfect setting for island-style tunes - but all types of music are welcomed. Stop-by to play, sing, hula, or just kick back in a tropical setting to relax, listen, and watch. Hulaville Open Mic Night happens every Thursday.
Kupaoa - Concord
Time:
7:30pm
Location:
Live at the Cue - Concord, Ca
Description:
Kupaoa
Live at the Cue
1835 Colfax Street
Doors open at 6:30 pm, show starts at 7:30 pm
$10 tickets - Available at the door
www.landezapresents.com
CA-Uncle Henry Kalana Kamae
Time:
5:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Bob's Okazuya
Description:
Uncle henry and pals play most every Friday night at Bob's O kazuya. Call ahead to be sure he is in.
Bob's Okazuya
16814 S Vermont Ave, Gardena, CA
(310) 515-2250
Ono grinds!!
Kupaoa - Santa Cruz
Time:
7:00pm
Location:
Pono Island Grill - Santa Cruz
Description:
Kupaoa
Pono Island Grill
120 Union Street
Doors open at 6:00 pm, show starts at 7:00 pm
$10 tickets - Available at the door
www.landezapresents.com
www.ponohawaiiangrill.com
CA-Island Breeze
Time:
8:30pm - 11:30pm
Location:
Garlic Jo's in Corona Del Mar, CA
Description:
Founding member Roy Asuega with Ron Reyes, Mata Grey and Mark Murry, all accomplished musicians with numerous personal credits, deliver commanding performances to the delight of audiences young and old.
Known as Island Breeze, this extraordinary quartet entertains fans of all ages with their contemporary Polynesian musical styling and vocal harmonies. Known to be an unparalleled musical background when working with the Lokelani's dancers, Island Breeze is enormously popular in its own right. With regular gigs at local hotspots, anyone can enjoy Island Breeze. The band is also available to provide entertainment for special events.
To book Island Breeze for your event or organization, give us a call at (714) 437-1146 or drop us an email at music@lokelanisroti.com
John Cruz - Eugene, OR
Time:
7:30pm - 9:30pm
Location:
Jaqua Concert Hall, The Shedd Institute - Eugene OR
Description:
John Cruz has distinguished himself as one of the most talented artists that has ever come from Hawaii. He was named the Best Singer Songwriter by Hawaii Magazine in 2008. This well-earned reputation became even more solidified when he released his long-awaited second album, One of These Days in 2007. It debuted firmly at #1 in Hawaii, #2 on the Billboard Heatseekers Chart and #6 on the Billboard World Chart. The Hawaii Academy of Recording Arts gave the CD its highest honor in 2008, by awarding John the Na Hoku Hanohano Award for Contemporary Album of the Year. It delivers more of the warm, heartfelt melodies and passionate, soulful vocals that John's fans have grown to know and love. Look for album #3 in early 2012
Hulaville Island Cafe and Company Store, San Clemente, CA
Description:
Come join our weekly kanikapila!
Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people from different playing backgrounds, different levels of ability, and different ukulele clubs - or no playing background at all, no great musical ability, and no club or group affiliation - to come together in a friendly, no-pressure setting to talk-story, share songs and playing tips, and meet new friends.
Pat Enos, a well-known ukulele performer and teacher, will be here most weeks to provide tips and tricks. If you have a song you'd like to teach us or lead us all in, we'd love to learn it. Song books are available at our kanikapila if you need them - or bring your own music - or no music. Actually, that's the most fun of all - playing and singing songs by heart or following along on new songs by watching and listening.
If you're a beginner - or if you don't even own an ukulele yet - you're more than welcome. This is a great place to learn. We usually have some spare ukuleles around so that you can borrow one for the evening and also a complimentary little beginner's learning packet which you can take home with you. Ukulele players are a generous bunch and we love to welcome and teach newcomers.
Hula dancers - and those who would like to learn to do a step or two are also invited! We don't do formal hula instruction here but there is always someone at our meet-ups who would be happy to share some tips to get you started.
We meet every Sunday, from 5 PM to 7 PM. Directions are on our website.
John Cruz - Seattle
Time:
7:30pm
Location:
The Triple door
Description:
Sunday
February 5th, 2012 WA Seattle
Artist: John Cruz
Details: 07:30 PM 15-20
Venue: The Triple Door
Info/Tix: Tickets $15-$20
Click to purchase
Event:
CA-Ki Ho'alu Tuesdays
Time:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
Kaisen Sushi Restaurant
Description:
Come hear beautiful ki ho'alu performances by members of Southern California Slack Key Society on Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. at Kaisen Sushi Restaurant at 1906 Oceanside Blvd. #H in Oceanside, CA - Phone: (760) 757-1484! P.S. Hiki i na mea hula ke hula ma 'o!
'Ukulele Fever - Chicago
Time:
7:30pm
Location:
Old Town School West Building · Music Store
Description:
'Ukulele Fever
Day 30
Tuesday, February 7, 7:30 PM
Old Town School West Building · Music Store
Lanialoha Lee introduces the ‘ukulele in a special in-store workshopFREE!
Willie K - Eugene OR
Time:
7:30pm
Location:
Shedd Institute - Jaqua Concert Hall
Description:
Wednesday
February 8th, 2012 OR Eugene
Artist: Willie K.
Details: 07:30 PM
Venue: Shedd Institute - Jaqua Concert Hall
Info/Tix: Tickets $17-$30
Call 541-434-7000
Click for details
Event:
CA-'Ukulele Kanikapila
Time:
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Ocean House in Carlsbad, San Diego, CA
Description:
We meet every Thursday evening Ocean House in Carlsbad, 6 to 9pm.
For more info, please contact:
Palika@socal.rr.com
Hulaville Open Mic Night
Time:
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Hulaville Island Café and Company Store. 2720 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente, California 92672, Ph
Description:
In addition to its popular Ukulele Sundays kanikapila (Hawaiian-style jam session), Hulaville Island Café and Company Store now hosts Hulaville Open Mic Night, every Thursday from 6 PM until 8 PM. Jean Navarra, Hulaville owner and former Oahu resident, invites all ukulele, guitar, keyboard, and other musicians, along with singers and hula dancers, to step up to the microphone or take to the dance floor to strut their stuff as a solo, duet, or small group. Here’s the chance to showcase your talents for an appreciative audience. Musicians: An amp and microphone are provided – or bring your own if you prefer. Singers: Can’t play an instrument? No problem, Jean has song books - or bring your own music. Someone will be glad to accompany you. Hula Dancers: Digital (CD, mp3, iPod, etc.) hook-ups are available if you prefer to dance to your own recorded music – or dance along with the live music as it is played. Authentic Hawaiian food along with Jean’s own culinary creations plus tasteful tiki décor in the tradition of the Enchanted Tiki Room provide the perfect setting for island-style tunes - but all types of music are welcomed. Stop-by to play, sing, hula, or just kick back in a tropical setting to relax, listen, and watch. Hulaville Open Mic Night happens every Thursday.
Jake Shimabukuro - Tucson AZ
Time:
7:00pm
Location:
Rialto Theatre, Tucson, AZ
Description:
Shimabukuro will be in Tucson, AZ on Feb 9, performing at the Rialto Theatre.
Thursday February 09
Jake Shimabukuro (Ukulele Master!) 7 PM doors / 8 PM showtime all ages $26 gold section, $21 floor reserve seated floor adv.
Phone Hours:
Mon - Fri 12:00am - 6:00pm
318 E. Congress Street
Tucson, Arizona 85702
U. S. (520)740-1000
or, http://rialtotheatre.ticketforce.com/
CA-Uncle Henry Kalana Kamae
Time:
5:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Bob's Okazuya
Description:
Uncle henry and pals play most every Friday night at Bob's O kazuya. Call ahead to be sure he is in.
Bob's Okazuya
16814 S Vermont Ave, Gardena, CA
(310) 515-2250
Ono grinds!!
KALAPANA "LIVE"
Time:
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location:
Carson Civic Center
Description:
" KALAPANA LIVE " in California...
Romancing Island Style with Kalapana
Feb 10th at the Carson Civic Center in Carson, California
Feb 12th at The Jacobs Center in San Diego, California
Tickets are only $25.00 (Kamaina Style) for everyone
Doors open at 7pm
For tickets email dek_mrkting@hotmail.com or call 310-920-0203
Advance Tickets only
Aloha and hope to see you there.
CA-Island Breeze
Time:
8:30pm - 11:30pm
Location:
Garlic Jo's in Corona Del Mar, CA
Description:
Founding member Roy Asuega with Ron Reyes, Mata Grey and Mark Murry, all accomplished musicians with numerous personal credits, deliver commanding performances to the delight of audiences young and old.
Known as Island Breeze, this extraordinary quartet entertains fans of all ages with their contemporary Polynesian musical styling and vocal harmonies. Known to be an unparalleled musical background when working with the Lokelani's dancers, Island Breeze is enormously popular in its own right. With regular gigs at local hotspots, anyone can enjoy Island Breeze. The band is also available to provide entertainment for special events.
To book Island Breeze for your event or organization, give us a call at (714) 437-1146 or drop us an email at music@lokelanisroti.com
Hulaville Island Cafe and Company Store, San Clemente, CA
Description:
Come join our weekly kanikapila!
Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people from different playing backgrounds, different levels of ability, and different ukulele clubs - or no playing background at all, no great musical ability, and no club or group affiliation - to come together in a friendly, no-pressure setting to talk-story, share songs and playing tips, and meet new friends.
Pat Enos, a well-known ukulele performer and teacher, will be here most weeks to provide tips and tricks. If you have a song you'd like to teach us or lead us all in, we'd love to learn it. Song books are available at our kanikapila if you need them - or bring your own music - or no music. Actually, that's the most fun of all - playing and singing songs by heart or following along on new songs by watching and listening.
If you're a beginner - or if you don't even own an ukulele yet - you're more than welcome. This is a great place to learn. We usually have some spare ukuleles around so that you can borrow one for the evening and also a complimentary little beginner's learning packet which you can take home with you. Ukulele players are a generous bunch and we love to welcome and teach newcomers.
Hula dancers - and those who would like to learn to do a step or two are also invited! We don't do formal hula instruction here but there is always someone at our meet-ups who would be happy to share some tips to get you started.
We meet every Sunday, from 5 PM to 7 PM. Directions are on our website.
KALAPANA "LIVE"
Time:
7:00pm - 10:00pm
Location:
The Jacob Center
Description:
" KALAPANA LIVE " in California...
Romancing Island Style with Kalapana
Feb 10th at the Carson Civic Center in Carson, California
Feb 12th at The Jacobs Center in San Diego, California
Tickets are only $25.00 (Kamaina Style) for everyone
Doors open at 7pm
For tickets email dek_mrkting@hotmail.com or call 310-920-0203
Advance Tickets only
Aloha and hope to see you there.
CA-Ki Ho'alu Tuesdays
Time:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
Kaisen Sushi Restaurant
Description:
Come hear beautiful ki ho'alu performances by members of Southern California Slack Key Society on Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. at Kaisen Sushi Restaurant at 1906 Oceanside Blvd. #H in Oceanside, CA - Phone: (760) 757-1484! P.S. Hiki i na mea hula ke hula ma 'o!
George Kahumoku Jr. & Keoki Kahumoku
Time:
8:30pm
Location:
Old Town School of Folk Music - Maurer Hall
Description:
Wednesday, February 15, 8:30 PM
Old Town School West Building · Maurer Hall
George Kahumoku Jr. is a four-time Grammy Award winner as well as multiple Na Hoku Hanohano Award-winner.
George will be joined by his son, slack-key guitarist Keoki, and wife, hula dancer, Nancy.
CA-'Ukulele Kanikapila
Time:
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Ocean House in Carlsbad, San Diego, CA
Description:
We meet every Thursday evening Ocean House in Carlsbad, 6 to 9pm.
For more info, please contact:
Palika@socal.rr.com
Hulaville Open Mic Night
Time:
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Hulaville Island Café and Company Store. 2720 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente, California 92672, Ph
Description:
In addition to its popular Ukulele Sundays kanikapila (Hawaiian-style jam session), Hulaville Island Café and Company Store now hosts Hulaville Open Mic Night, every Thursday from 6 PM until 8 PM. Jean Navarra, Hulaville owner and former Oahu resident, invites all ukulele, guitar, keyboard, and other musicians, along with singers and hula dancers, to step up to the microphone or take to the dance floor to strut their stuff as a solo, duet, or small group. Here’s the chance to showcase your talents for an appreciative audience. Musicians: An amp and microphone are provided – or bring your own if you prefer. Singers: Can’t play an instrument? No problem, Jean has song books - or bring your own music. Someone will be glad to accompany you. Hula Dancers: Digital (CD, mp3, iPod, etc.) hook-ups are available if you prefer to dance to your own recorded music – or dance along with the live music as it is played. Authentic Hawaiian food along with Jean’s own culinary creations plus tasteful tiki décor in the tradition of the Enchanted Tiki Room provide the perfect setting for island-style tunes - but all types of music are welcomed. Stop-by to play, sing, hula, or just kick back in a tropical setting to relax, listen, and watch. Hulaville Open Mic Night happens every Thursday.
CA-Uncle Henry Kalana Kamae
Time:
5:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Bob's Okazuya
Description:
Uncle henry and pals play most every Friday night at Bob's O kazuya. Call ahead to be sure he is in.
Bob's Okazuya
16814 S Vermont Ave, Gardena, CA
(310) 515-2250
Ono grinds!!
CA-Island Breeze
Time:
8:30pm - 11:30pm
Location:
Garlic Jo's in Corona Del Mar, CA
Description:
Founding member Roy Asuega with Ron Reyes, Mata Grey and Mark Murry, all accomplished musicians with numerous personal credits, deliver commanding performances to the delight of audiences young and old.
Known as Island Breeze, this extraordinary quartet entertains fans of all ages with their contemporary Polynesian musical styling and vocal harmonies. Known to be an unparalleled musical background when working with the Lokelani's dancers, Island Breeze is enormously popular in its own right. With regular gigs at local hotspots, anyone can enjoy Island Breeze. The band is also available to provide entertainment for special events.
To book Island Breeze for your event or organization, give us a call at (714) 437-1146 or drop us an email at music@lokelanisroti.com
Jake Shimabukuro
Location:
Redondo Beach Performing Arts Center
Description:
International ukulele sensation Jake Shimabukuro is coming to Redondo Beach! "Jake is taking the instrument to a place that I can't see anybody else catching up with him." - Eddie Vedder
Hulaville Island Cafe and Company Store, San Clemente, CA
Description:
Come join our weekly kanikapila!
Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people from different playing backgrounds, different levels of ability, and different ukulele clubs - or no playing background at all, no great musical ability, and no club or group affiliation - to come together in a friendly, no-pressure setting to talk-story, share songs and playing tips, and meet new friends.
Pat Enos, a well-known ukulele performer and teacher, will be here most weeks to provide tips and tricks. If you have a song you'd like to teach us or lead us all in, we'd love to learn it. Song books are available at our kanikapila if you need them - or bring your own music - or no music. Actually, that's the most fun of all - playing and singing songs by heart or following along on new songs by watching and listening.
If you're a beginner - or if you don't even own an ukulele yet - you're more than welcome. This is a great place to learn. We usually have some spare ukuleles around so that you can borrow one for the evening and also a complimentary little beginner's learning packet which you can take home with you. Ukulele players are a generous bunch and we love to welcome and teach newcomers.
Hula dancers - and those who would like to learn to do a step or two are also invited! We don't do formal hula instruction here but there is always someone at our meet-ups who would be happy to share some tips to get you started.
We meet every Sunday, from 5 PM to 7 PM. Directions are on our website.
CA-Ki Ho'alu Tuesdays
Time:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
Kaisen Sushi Restaurant
Description:
Come hear beautiful ki ho'alu performances by members of Southern California Slack Key Society on Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. at Kaisen Sushi Restaurant at 1906 Oceanside Blvd. #H in Oceanside, CA - Phone: (760) 757-1484! P.S. Hiki i na mea hula ke hula ma 'o!
CA-'Ukulele Kanikapila
Time:
6:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Ocean House in Carlsbad, San Diego, CA
Description:
We meet every Thursday evening Ocean House in Carlsbad, 6 to 9pm.
For more info, please contact:
Palika@socal.rr.com
Hulaville Open Mic Night
Time:
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Hulaville Island Café and Company Store. 2720 Camino Capistrano, San Clemente, California 92672, Ph
Description:
In addition to its popular Ukulele Sundays kanikapila (Hawaiian-style jam session), Hulaville Island Café and Company Store now hosts Hulaville Open Mic Night, every Thursday from 6 PM until 8 PM. Jean Navarra, Hulaville owner and former Oahu resident, invites all ukulele, guitar, keyboard, and other musicians, along with singers and hula dancers, to step up to the microphone or take to the dance floor to strut their stuff as a solo, duet, or small group. Here’s the chance to showcase your talents for an appreciative audience. Musicians: An amp and microphone are provided – or bring your own if you prefer. Singers: Can’t play an instrument? No problem, Jean has song books - or bring your own music. Someone will be glad to accompany you. Hula Dancers: Digital (CD, mp3, iPod, etc.) hook-ups are available if you prefer to dance to your own recorded music – or dance along with the live music as it is played. Authentic Hawaiian food along with Jean’s own culinary creations plus tasteful tiki décor in the tradition of the Enchanted Tiki Room provide the perfect setting for island-style tunes - but all types of music are welcomed. Stop-by to play, sing, hula, or just kick back in a tropical setting to relax, listen, and watch. Hulaville Open Mic Night happens every Thursday.
Patrick Landeza with Kenneth Makuakane, LT Smooth & Bill Griffin - Berkeley
Time:
8:00pm
Location:
Freight & Salvage - 2020 Addison St Berkeley, CA
Description:
Patrick Landeza with Kenneth Makuakane, LT Smooth & Bill Griffin
Thursday, February 23, 8:00 pm (doors open at 7:00 pm)
Hawaiian slack key guitar & vocals
$24.50 advance / $26.50 at door
Purchase tickets online
Come join us for an evening of melodious island sounds as Patrick Landeza celebrates the release of his new CD, Ku’u Honua Mele, with musical guests guitarists Kenneth Makuakane and L.T. Smooth, "mandolele" maestro Bill Griffin, and bassist Chris Lau. Patrick spotlights tunes from the CD, a mellifluous melding of Hawaiian roots and originals influenced by Patrick’s California upbringing. "It's traditional Hawaiian music with a Berkeley twist," he says.
A musician, composer, and producer, Patrick is a leading exponent of ki ho'alu, the Hawaiian slack key guitar style that Hawaiian cowboys developed in the 19th century when they loosened their guitar strings (or "slacked" them) for a lower, more resonant sound. Born and raised in Berkeley to Hawai'i-born parents, Patrick studied slack key from masters like George Kuo and the late Ray Kane and Sonny Chillingworth. Today, Patrick is regarded as one of the top slack key performers, as well as someone with the unique ability to build a melodic bridge between California and Hawai'i.
Kenneth and L.T. each perform a short set to open the show. One of Hawaiian music's most prolific composers and producers, Kenneth is the recipient of no fewer than twelve Na Hoku Hanohano Awards, the Hawaii equivalent of the Grammy, and he performs regularly with the multi-award winning group, The Pandanus Club. L.T. spotlights his velvety vocals and lightning-fast guitar licks, as the Kailua resident demonstrates a versatility that incorporates elements of jazz, R&B, and gospel.
Aloha Friday Lunch
Time:
12:00pm - 2:00pm
Location:
King Tsin Restaurant - Berkeley
Description:
Jim Romano, guitarist, singer, songwriter
of the Hawaiian music duo, Pulama
will be playing for your "Aloha Friday Lunch"
From 12 noon to 2:00 pm at
King Tsin Restaurant
1699 Solano Ave
Berkeley California 94707
(510) 525-9890
On the Aloha Friday Lunch Menu:
Traditional and Contemporary Hawaiian music
CA-Uncle Henry Kalana Kamae
Time:
5:00pm - 9:00pm
Location:
Bob's Okazuya
Description:
Uncle henry and pals play most every Friday night at Bob's O kazuya. Call ahead to be sure he is in.
Bob's Okazuya
16814 S Vermont Ave, Gardena, CA
(310) 515-2250
Ono grinds!!
CA-Island Breeze
Time:
8:30pm - 11:30pm
Location:
Garlic Jo's in Corona Del Mar, CA
Description:
Founding member Roy Asuega with Ron Reyes, Mata Grey and Mark Murry, all accomplished musicians with numerous personal credits, deliver commanding performances to the delight of audiences young and old.
Known as Island Breeze, this extraordinary quartet entertains fans of all ages with their contemporary Polynesian musical styling and vocal harmonies. Known to be an unparalleled musical background when working with the Lokelani's dancers, Island Breeze is enormously popular in its own right. With regular gigs at local hotspots, anyone can enjoy Island Breeze. The band is also available to provide entertainment for special events.
To book Island Breeze for your event or organization, give us a call at (714) 437-1146 or drop us an email at music@lokelanisroti.com
Amy Hanaiali'i and Jeff Peterson
Time:
7:00pm
Location:
Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix
Description:
Amy Hanaiali'i and Jeff Peterson
7:00 PM Sat Feb 25, tickets $32 and $36.
This is at the Musical Instrument Museum in Phoenix. 480-478-6000 or online. http://themim.org/performances
Hulaville Island Cafe and Company Store, San Clemente, CA
Description:
Come join our weekly kanikapila!
Our aim is to provide an opportunity for people from different playing backgrounds, different levels of ability, and different ukulele clubs - or no playing background at all, no great musical ability, and no club or group affiliation - to come together in a friendly, no-pressure setting to talk-story, share songs and playing tips, and meet new friends.
Pat Enos, a well-known ukulele performer and teacher, will be here most weeks to provide tips and tricks. If you have a song you'd like to teach us or lead us all in, we'd love to learn it. Song books are available at our kanikapila if you need them - or bring your own music - or no music. Actually, that's the most fun of all - playing and singing songs by heart or following along on new songs by watching and listening.
If you're a beginner - or if you don't even own an ukulele yet - you're more than welcome. This is a great place to learn. We usually have some spare ukuleles around so that you can borrow one for the evening and also a complimentary little beginner's learning packet which you can take home with you. Ukulele players are a generous bunch and we love to welcome and teach newcomers.
Hula dancers - and those who would like to learn to do a step or two are also invited! We don't do formal hula instruction here but there is always someone at our meet-ups who would be happy to share some tips to get you started.
We meet every Sunday, from 5 PM to 7 PM. Directions are on our website.
CA-Ki Ho'alu Tuesdays
Time:
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location:
Kaisen Sushi Restaurant
Description:
Come hear beautiful ki ho'alu performances by members of Southern California Slack Key Society on Tuesday nights at 6 p.m. at Kaisen Sushi Restaurant at 1906 Oceanside Blvd. #H in Oceanside, CA - Phone: (760) 757-1484! P.S. Hiki i na mea hula ke hula ma 'o!
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