Cultural Night Out at Anaina Hou Community Park
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2–3 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for all fitness levels, no physical exertion required beyond sitting and dining
Overview
Experience a captivating Polynesian fire dance at Anaina Hou Community Park. This vibrant night combines mesmerizing fire artistry with a delicious local buffet—an unforgettable cultural highlight on the North Shore.
Fire Show
Starting at $79 | All Ages | You and Your `Ohana are in for a Red Hot Treat!
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of the Ahi Lele Fire Show, a captivating Polynesian fire dance performance at the stunning Porter Pavilion. Enjoy a delicious dinner buffet featuring local ingredients, followed by mesmerizing fire artistry. This unforgettable evening promises excitement and cultural richness, making it a top family attraction on the North Shore.
Enjoy the North Shore’s newest and "hottest" must-see experience: the Ahi Lele Fire Show- a weekly Polynesian fire dance show in the beautiful Porter Pavilion.
Rates
- VIP Ticket: $139 (includes front row reserved seat, dinner buffet and a mai tai or non-alcoholic beverage of choice, early entrance)
- General Admission: $119 (includes dinner buffet, show, early entrance)
- Child (Ages 3-12): $79 (includes dinner buffet, show, early entrance) Please note - Children tickets ARE NOT VIP tickets. Children tickets are GA tickets and do not get front row seating. If you would like your child to accompany you in the front row, you need to purchase them a VIP ticket as well.
-General Admission (Show Only): $79 Call to Book -Child (Show Only): $49 Call to Book
The event begins at 5:30pm with a delicious dinner buffet. Cocktails, beer, wine, and house-made Anaina Hou Mai Tai's are available for purchase during dinner and show. VIP ticket holders receive a complimentary beverage of choice including any alcoholic or non-alcoholic beverage we have to offer.
The show kicks off at 6:45 PM with music and hula by Keali'i and Elisha Kanaeali'i followed by The Ahi Lele Fire Show, featuring the amazing fire artistry of Coppin Colburn and his `ohana. Seating is general admission on a first come first serve basis. To ensure front row, book VIP tickets.
Our beautiful Porter Pavilion has you covered, rain or shine. Seating is limited -- book your tickets online now and you and your `ohana are in for a red-hot treat! Children 2 and younger are free.
*Ask about our kama’aina rates (each guest requesting Kama'aina pricing must have a current and valid Hawaii ID - Driver's License, State ID, or PMRF Identification accepted).
Dinner
Your evening begins with a delicious feast featuring as many organic and locally sourced Kauai ingredients as possible, including vegetarian, gluten-free, and vegan options.
Fire Show Don Ho Paniolo Style Menu
Smoked Kalua Pork (GF) Chef's Teriyaki Chicken with Fresh Pineapple Fresh Sautéed Vegetables (GF/Veg/V) Steamed White Rice (GF/Veg/V) Cole Slaw (GF/ Veg/ V) Fresh Green Salad, lightly dressed (GF/Veg) Fresh Fruit (GF/Veg/V) Coconut Cake (Veg) Sweet Hawaiian Dinner Rolls with whipped butter (Veg)
Timing
5:30 PM Doors open for VIP and general admission ticket holders
6:45 PM Dinner Music & Hula Demonstration
7:00 PM Doors open for 'show only' ticket holders
7:30 PM Fire Show
Gates close at 7:30 PM Running Late? Let us know (808)977-7726
Adventure Tips
Arrive early for the best seats
Get there ahead of time to secure a good spot and enjoy the buffet before the show starts.
Wear comfortable clothing
Dress casually and comfortably, as you'll be outside in the evening air.
Bring cash for souvenirs
Local vendors sell crafts and souvenirs—cash is preferred for purchases.
Check the schedule in advance
Shows may vary seasonally; verify the schedule beforehand for the best experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Hawaiian Monk Seal
- Sea Turtles
History
The Polynesian fire dance traditions date back centuries and are an integral part of Hawaiian cultural performances.
Conservation
Efforts are in place to protect local marine life, including sea turtles and monk seals, by enforcing respectful viewing and sustainable practices.
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Recommended Gear
Layered clothing
Evening temperatures can drop, so bring layers to stay comfortable.
winter specific
Camera or smartphone
Capture the vibrant fire dance and lively atmosphere.
Bug spray
Insect repellent helps keep mosquitoes at bay during outdoor evening events.
summer specific
Cash for souvenirs
Many vendors accept cash, making it easier to purchase local crafts.