Paula Fuga returns to the Porter Pavilion
Catch Paula Fuga live at the Porter Pavilion in Kilauea for an evening of ukulele-driven songwriting and island storytelling. Whether you choose a VIP seat or BYOC lawn, this community-focused show delivers authentic Hawaiian music in a breezy North Shore setting.
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Difficulty
easy
Duration
4 hours
Fitness Level
Minimal fitness required; attendees should be able to stand and walk short distances across grass and pavement.
Wildlife
History
Kilauea is a longstanding North Shore community on Kauai; the Porter Pavilion functions as a local gathering spot for music and cultural events.
Conservation
Please avoid trampling vegetation, bring reusable water containers, and follow no-glass rules to protect coastal wildlife and nesting seabirds.
Anaina Hou Community Park
Paula Fuga returns to the Porter Pavilion
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.
Events Offered
13
Concerts, golf, lessons, and fundraisers
Location Focus
Kilauea & Kauaʻi
Community park events on the North Shore
Community Programs
Music & Lessons
Kanikapila and after-school lessons
Venues
Porter Pavilion & Gardens
Concerts, fire shows, and mini golf
Book concert tickets, sign up for music lessons, or schedule a mini golf evening at Anaina Hou Community Park.
Carpool or arrive early
Parking is limited; carpool, drop off, or allow extra time to secure on-site parking or valet if lots fill.
Bring lawn seating
Lawn tickets do not include chairs—bring a low folding chair or blanket for comfort during the show.
Prepare for rain
The event is rain or shine; pack a compact rain jacket and dress in quick-dry layers for tropical showers.
Follow venue rules
No outside food or glass; alcoholic beverages allowed only in designated areas—observe staff directions to avoid removal.
Low folding chair or blanket
Provides comfortable seating on the lawn tier where no chairs are provided.
Compact rain jacket
Tropical showers are common—stay dry without bulky gear.
Reusable water bottle (empty on arrival)
Empty bottles are allowed to refill; hydration is important in humid conditions.
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Small cash or card
Useful for concessions, the Pavilion Kitchen, and merchandise if card readers are busy.