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Experience Eli-Mac’s island-born blend of reggae, R&B, and hip-hop at Anaina Hou Community Park in Kilauea on March 7, 2026. This Lokahi Ambassador benefit pairs live music with community fundraising for keiki programs—bring a folding chair, expect concessions, and arrive early for the Lanai pre-party.
Experience Eli-Mac’s island-born blend of reggae, R&B, and hip-hop at Anaina Hou Community Park in Kilauea on March 7, 2026. This Lokahi Ambassador benefit pairs live music with community fundraising for keiki programs—bring a folding chair, expect concessions, and arrive early for the Lanai pre-party.
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On Kauai’s north shore in Kilauea, the Anaina Hou Community Park Porter Pavilion becomes a village-scale stage where island music and community purpose meet. On Saturday, March 7, 2026, Eli-Mac + Her Band bring a high-energy set that threads reggae, R&B and hip‑hop into a live show built for open-air connection. Born Ciara‑Camile Roque Velasco, Eli‑Mac bridges island roots and urban style — she’s a former American Idol Top 10 finalist who has recorded at Tuff Gong with Stephen Marley and earned local acclaim for singles like “Mr. Sensi” and the Dubstop EP. That backstory fuels a performance that feels immediate, rebellious, and communal. The venue itself is straightforward and welcoming: a covered Porter Pavilion opens onto a lawn with covered raised tables and a separate Lanai stage used for community pre‑party music beginning at 3:00 PM (no ticket required). Key scene elements include the pavilion roofline, the open lawn that supports GA standing-room crowds, concession areas, and the lanai where families can gather before the main set. The event highlights include an inclusive Lokahi Ambassador concert benefitting Lokahi Music in the Schools — a program focused on keiki outreach and anti‑bullying work on the island — making this more than a show: it’s a fundraiser with local impact. Practical details matter. Doors open at 5:30 PM with music slated to start at 6:30 PM; GA advance tickets are $45, with $60 at the door if available. The event is ADA accessible, rain or shine, and enforces a light bag search and a no re‑entry policy. Food and beverage concessions, including alcoholic options in designated areas, are available on site; outside food and beverages are not permitted, though empty water bottles may be brought in for refilling. Lawn seating is flexible — bring a folding chair for the grass but note chairs are not allowed inside the pavilion itself. Why book this when you’re visiting Kilauea? The show pairs island-born artistry with a community cause, offering a chance to experience contemporary Hawaiian music culture in a park setting that encourages conversation, dancing, and cross‑generational attendance. Expect tight musicianship, lyrical nods to reggae and hip‑hop lineage, and a crowd that’s there to support local schools. For travelers who want a live-music night that doubles as meaningful local engagement, Eli‑Mac + Her Band at Anaina Hou is a distinctive, feel-good stop on Kauai’s cultural map. Plan to arrive early to catch the 3:00 PM community pre‑party on the Lanai stage and to stake a spot on the lawn or at one of the covered raised tables. The Pavilion Kitchen offers hot meals with vegetarian and vegan options, and concessions keep the night moving. Tickets are limited — buy ahead to guarantee entry.
easy.
4 Hours.
Minimal physical fitness required; standing for long periods is common so expect to be on your feet for portions of the show.
Doors open at 5:30 PM and music begins around 6:30 PM; times are subject to change and will be confirmed by email.
Advance GA tickets are $45; day‑of tickets are $60 if available. All sales are final—no refunds.
Yes. The Porter Pavilion and event area are ADA accessible; contact the organizer for specific assistance needs.
No outside food or beverages are permitted. Empty water bottles are allowed for refilling. Alcohol is available for purchase and may only be consumed in designated areas.
This is an all‑ages event; children 5 and under are free. Some seating sections and covered raised tables are available on a first‑come, first‑served basis.
The concert is rain or shine. Plan with a rain jacket and arrive prepared; refunds are not offered due to weather.
This concert supports Lokahi Music in the Schools, a local program that provides music education and keiki outreach—Eli‑Mac serves as the Lokahi Ambassador for this benefit.
Respect park rules: pack out waste, use refillable bottles, and consume alcohol only in designated areas to limit impacts on the community and grounds.
Anaina Hou Community Park is a community-driven park on Kauaʻi that hosts cultural events, concerts, educational programs, and family attractions. The park presents a mix of live music performances—ranging from ukulele gatherings and national touring bands to headline artists—alongside community-focused activities such as weekly Kanikapila jams, after-school music lessons for grades 6–12, and themed fundraisers. Guests can enjoy outdoor features like an 18-hole miniature golf course set within a Hawaiian botanical garden, a 9-hole night golf option, and performances staged at the Porter Pavilion. Events include fire-dance dinners, concerts by artists such as Melvin Seals & JGB, Jake Shimabukuro, Todd Rundgren, and touring bands like Steely Dead, as well as community fundraisers and specialty nights. The park’s programming emphasizes cultural expression, music education, and family-friendly entertainment. Anaina Hou partners with local musicians, volunteers, and community organizations to produce weekly and seasonal offerings that connect visitors to Hawaiian plants, music traditions, and island history. Practical conveniences often cited in event descriptions include on-site cafés or food trucks, spacious resort lodging packages for specific concerts, and optional instrument rentals for lessons. The park hosts fundraising events and benefits that support community causes and new community spaces. Events occur at Porter Pavilion in Kilauea and other park locations, featuring night golf, dinner buffets, ticketed concerts, and community-led jam sessions that welcome all skill levels.
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