Kalani Peʻa – Hawaiian Christmas Show

Presented By Kahilu
A person wearing a dark cap, sparkly purple jacket, and white flower lei sings into a microphone on stage under soft lighting.
December 13, 2026
2:00pm
$50 / $75
Mainstage

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Celebrate the holidays, island-style, with three-time Grammy Award winner Kalani Pe'a!

This spectacular Christmas celebration brings together soaring vocals, beloved holiday favorites, Hawaiian classics, live hula, and festive cheer in an unforgettable evening of music and culture.

Blending the warmth of aloha with the magic of the season, Kalani and special guest dancers create a joyful celebration for the whole family. From cherished Christmas songs to breathtaking hula performances, this heartwarming event is the perfect way to embrace the spirit of the holidays and create lasting memories with friends and loved ones.

Don't miss one of Hawaiʻi's most beloved Christmas traditions!

 

Mahalo to our 2026/27 Season Sponsors: Michael & Ruth Bernstone, Paul & Charlene Dahlquist, Carol & Clive Davies, Deviants from the Norm, Fred Dosher & Carol Greenwell, Eric Ewing & Bruce Redman, Marianne Falkner, Mike & Diane Foreman, Ceppie & Irwin Federman, Alan Gartenhaus & Rhoady Lee, Suzanne Hill, Stephen Hobbs & Lori Parrish, Derek & Renée Inaba, Christine Karger, Cathi Keene, Marsha & Tom Kerley, Mimi & Brian Kerley, Steve Kirkham & Jennie Dougherty, Joanna Lipari, Bob & Nancy Male, Kevin McCann & Lisa Shattuck, Ebby & Lex Pinson, John C. Ryan, Eric Savage, Eric Schwartz & Magda Wesslund, W.A. Shimabukuro & M.S. Simpson, Michael Thompson, David & Joanne Turner

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