What is the minimum age to attend this show?

This performance is 21+; bring a valid government ID for entry.

How long is the concert?

The show runs approximately 1.5 to 2 hours and includes an intermission.

Can I get a refund if plans change?

Tickets are non-refundable; exchanges to another performance or credit on file may be possible with at least 48 hours’ notice.

Where do I meet or check in?

The meeting point and venue address is 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI 96753—arrive early to check in and find seating.

Is the venue accessible?

Accessibility details are not provided in the listing; contact the box office directly for specific accommodations before booking.

Is photography allowed during the show?

The performance favors minimal phone use and no flash photography; discreet, non-disruptive photography during certain numbers may be acceptable.

Tempa & Naor: Strings & Soul — Intimate Chamber Concert in Kihei, Maui

On Maui’s sunny south shore, Tempa & Naor: Strings & Soul brings an electric, intimate concert to Kihei at 1280 S Kihei Rd, Kihei, HI. For two hours, the duo unfurls "Love Songs: Sad, Twisted & True," a grown-up evening of Americana-tinged storytelling supported by Maui string players led by Cheryl Lindley. The setting is a small, attentive room where the music feels immediate: bowed instruments warm the low end, acoustic guitar and voice sit close to the listener, and the stories between songs reveal the human edges behind each lyric.

What makes this performance unique for Maui is its marriage of island intimacy and continental roots music. Rather than a beachfront luau or surf-side jam, this show leans into chamber textures—violin, viola, cello—arranged to lift harmony and add cinematic color to Tempa & Naor’s originals. Expect plaintive single-note passages that hang like a late-afternoon heat haze and lush, sweeping lines that mimic ocean swells. The concert atmosphere favors listening; applause punctuates rather than overwhelms.

Practical details matter: the show runs about 1.5 to 2 hours with an intermission, is strictly 21+, and takes place at the meeting point address above. Tickets are non-refundable, though exchanges are possible with 48 hours’ notice. Because the production is intentionally small, seating fills quickly—reserve early if you’re visiting Kihei for sunset walks or nearby beaches and want an evening of concentrated music away from the usual tourist circuit.

Visitors will find this event a standout in Maui’s cultural calendar because it offers a chamber-music sensibility in a community known for outdoor recreation. The collaboration with local string players, led by Cheryl Lindley, underlines a commitment to place: these are musicians who reflect Maui’s artistic pulse rather than a touring orchestra in transit. For travelers who pair active days—surf, snorkel, hikes up West Maui—with softer nights, this concert is a reset: a chance to hear language and melody that touch on longing, humor, and adult experience.

Plan to arrive early to explore the neighborhood—Kihei’s coastal strip offers casual eateries and ocean views within a short walk of the venue. Street parking and small lots serve the theater; bring card and allow extra time during weekends. This performance is intentionally adult in tone, making it an excellent date-night option or reflective solo outing.

Bring your curiosity and respect for a live performance: quiet applause, minimal phone use, and arriving early to settle in. For photographers, the venue is low-light; rely on prime lenses and steady hands during slow numbers. Above all, the show rewards attention—if you’re after an evening that feels crafted rather than commercial, Tempa & Naor: Strings & Soul is the kind of rare, close-up musical encounter that lingers after the last chord.

About ProArts Playhouse

ProArts Playhouse is a performing arts venue and presenting organization that curates live music, comedy, film, magic, and community-centered events.
The Playhouse programs an eclectic calendar that features local and touring artists, including Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award-winning bands, singer-songwriters, jazz and blues ensembles, improv and stand-up comedy, and film screenings.
ProArts Playhouse collaborates with regional artists and media partners to present headline concerts, themed nights, salon concerts, monthly improv shows, and benefit performances that support local causes.
Audiences can expect professionally produced shows with varied formats — full-band concerts, intimate duo sets, solo comedy and magic performances, and film presentations. Recent listings include headline bands, guitar showcases, harp and soul duos, a long-running Blues, Rock & Soul Revue featuring guest instrumentalists, comedy series inspired by short-form improv, and family-friendly magic shows. Program notes reference partnerships and return engagements that signal ongoing community ties.
ProArts Playhouse emphasizes accessibility of diverse artistic styles and fosters audience connection by hosting celebrations, dance parties, and educational talks alongside entertainment. Ticketed events often highlight award-winning musicians and guest artists noted in event descriptions. The organization’s public calendar and event listings provide details on show length, featured performers, and special programming.
For patrons seeking live entertainment across multiple genres, ProArts Playhouse serves as a reliable source for curated performances, standing out for its breadth of offerings and consistent presentation of local and touring talent. Event pages list ticketing, accessibility, contact details and FAQs to help attendees plan visits and reserve seats easily online ahead of performances.