Events
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Next Wave Jazz - Live from the Atherton
May 23 @ 6 p.m.: Lucas Utley Ensemble
For this special performance, Lucas Utley's jazz-ska fusion ensemble presents Bridging Generations — a thoughtfully curated set that weaves together original compositions, reimagined jazz standards, and familiar tunes. The program reflects a dialogue across eras and styles, highlighting both the roots of jazz and its evolving future. Tickets on sale soon
- May 30 @ 6 p.m.: Christina Sochor Trio
Experience inventive arrangements and compositions by Christina Sochor, performed by her Trio consisting of Eric Nakamoto and Micah Lewis. The repertoire is a diverse selection of music spanning popular media, and the trio will also debut arrangements from Christina's upcoming studio album, Not a Phone in Sight. Tickets on sale soon
These intimate Next Wave Jazz performances are primarily standing room, with a limited number of seats available on a first-come, first-served basis.
Next Wave Jazz tickets are $15 and will support the featured local artists and help cover program costs for the station.
Storytellers' Series - Live from the Atherton
- May 28 @ 6 p.m.: Kimo Alama Keaulana
Join us for an evening celebrating "Mele Memories: A Sharing of Life Experiences" featuring Kimo Alama Keaulana and DJ Mermaid. This special storytelling event shares music, memory, and education, exploring the rich tradition of Hawaiian falsetto singing and the enduring legacy of mele across generations. This free talk story session is a recorded conversation that invites curiosity, reflection, and a deeper appreciation of the artistry and knowledge embedded in Hawaiian music traditions. Event registration available soon
Live from the Atherton is sponsored by HMSA.
Coming Soon:
- May 21, HPR in Hilo
HPR members and friends are invited to an event we’re hosting in Hilo. Join us for a combo pau hana/talk story at the Mokupāpapa Discovery Center. You'll hear from community members like Dr. Ken Hon of the USGS Hawaiian Volcano Observatory and others about what life has been like in the area ever since the recent episodes. There will be music from Kaniaulono Hāpai too... plus drinks, pupū and community connection. Subscribe to HPR Station Updates for more info and tickets.
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Watch past performances on demand.