Free tickets for the shortened Tabernacle show drop Nov. 10, with a livestream planned for the Nov. 28 finale.

Out of the Blue Swim brings local vendors, a photobooth, and sizes up to 5XL to its Kakaʻako runway show.

Seabury Hall students perform ‘The Drowsy Chaperone’ with double-cast gangsters, an aviatrix and an inebriated chaperone.

The Grammy-winning gospel legends play Kahului Dec. 10, with kids' tickets at half price and a food drive for the Maui Food Bank.

The Nov. 6 concert at Kapalua is free and open to the public, with Seven Suns frontman Justin Kawika Young headlining.

A 70-year-old Okinawan dance student calls the shutdown heartbreaking as UH Mānoa winds down classes that reached seniors, schools and public housing.

A 13-year-old tenor sings Danny Torrance as Honolulu gets its first look at the operatic Overlook Hotel.

Honolulu unveiled its final Wahi Pana art installation at Haleʻiwa Beach Park, built atop the ruins of a 1930s pavilion.

Kumu Kahua revives Kupua with new mele, original hula and a cast drawn from UH campuses across Oʻahu.

Nā Lani ʻEhā returns to McKinley High School, with each hālau assigned one of four royal siblings to honor.

Aaron Kai's new mural, named for Diamond Head's waves, covers all 28 feet of Ala Moana Center's third-floor photo spot.

Maʻohi Nui dancers hit the stage Saturday at Mauka Warriors Lūʻau, with a costume contest on top of the hula.

The four-day Kapalua festival returns Jan. 6-9 with Lauren Daigle, Brett Young and a silent auction for Maui youth programs.