PAC It Up!

April 6, 2026

Photo courtesy of Dennis Fujimoto, The Garden Island

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PAC opens New Art Show!

Currently on exhibit in the PAC Gallery, are the artworks created by the students of KCC and Kapa`a High. The exhibit includes twelve hi-res photographs under the direction of Joseph Tremonti, KCC Creative Media Program Coordinator and thirty-nine pieces of art including drawing and portraits under the direction of August Graybosch, KCC Art Instructor. The exhibit is fun, eclectic and expansive. Next time you are at the PAC, check it out!

COMEDY for a CAUSE

AUGIE T & BU'LA'IA

Friday, April 10, 8pm

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Serving the Communities

of Hawai'i

To date, B.R.A.V.E. Hawai'i and our partners have served over 25,000 individuals across Hawaiʻi, including families, students, veterans, and members of Hawaiʻi’s re-entry population.

Sarah Tochiki brings the KCC Jazz Ensemble back to the PAC for their Spring Concert

Saturday, April 11, 7pm

FREE!

Murder. Mystery. Mayhem.… and a theatre company that really shouldn’t be trusted with any of them. Kauai Community Players proudly present the int'l comedy sensation The Play That Goes Wrong: The Cornley Drama Society has worked tirelessly to present a classic 1920s murder mystery. Unfortunately…The actors may not remember their lines. - The props may not be where they should be. - The crew may be making things worse. - And the “dead body” may not stay dead! Despite a series of increasingly catastrophic mishaps, the cast is determined to finish the play. And that’s when things really start to go wrong.

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On-Board!

Elizabeth "Liz" Hahn

Liz has been a resident of Kauai since 1969. She has 4 children and over the past 50 years worked in food service, art galleries, communications, performing in plays and fish breeding. She loves to promote the oneness of human kind through the arts, singing, and social media.

Liz started acting with Kauai Community Players in 1982’s production of A Streetcar Named Desire and then 1985’s production of Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf. She returned to the KCP stage in August, Osage County and fulfilled a lifelong dream to be a backup singer as a member of the Vocal Minority in the KCP production of Company. Offstage, Liz serves as a mobile notary public, Bahá’í volunteer, and serves on the boards of KCP and Kaua’i Voices.

The Kauai Community Plays open THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG on April 16th. The show will play four times a week. Thursday-Sunday for two weeks, closing on April 26th. TICKETS

Coming Soon to a PAC Near YOU!

The Spring Concert for the Island School Chorus and Ukulele ensembles! Admissions is FREE as we light up the PAC stage at 6:00pm on Tuesday, May 5th. FREE, but you can support our program with a donation www.ischool.org/ways-to-give/voyager-fund

TAHITI FILM FEST on KAUA`I

All films are FREE to the public.

1pm Papa Tom, From the Sea to the Stars

(23 min)

THE WAR BELOW: Restoring Hope in the Solomon Islands (50 min)

3pm Nothing is Impossible: The Primanavia Story (15 min)

HOW TO POISON A PLANET (79 min)

5pm Land Back (22)

EMILY, I AM KAM (59 min)

JOIN US for a Day of Free Films compliments of the Tahiti Film Festival.

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The Kauai Concert Association presents BODYTRAFFIC, Saturday, May 30, 7pm TICKETS

Elsewhere On Our Garden Isle...

An Askew Look at Kauai Happenings

Loulu Love Fest

Saturday, May 16, 2026

10 am - 4 pm

Lāwaʻi Gardens

4425 Lāwaʻi Rd, Kōloa, HI 96756

An Askew Look at Kauai Happenings was inspired by the volunteer work of Kauai arts supporter Greg Askew, who, for a very long time, sent out his own What's Happenin' eblast. Greg and I (the other Greg) got together to combine his efforts into our Elsewhere on our Garden Isle. If you have a non-profit, non-political event you would like included, email me.