Immerse yourself in Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra’s presentation of Terry Riley’s In C amidst the grandeur of historic Hawaiian Hall. Riley’s 1964 composition, a seminal example of minimalism and one of the most celebrated works by an American composer, features an open-ended score that invites any number of musicians to intuitively repeat and layer a series of 53 melodic modules, ensuring that no two performances are ever the same. …

Immerse yourself in Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra’s presentation of Terry Riley’s In C amidst the grandeur of historic Hawaiian Hall. Riley’s 1964 composition, a seminal example of minimalism and one of the most celebrated works by an American composer, features an open-ended score that invites any number of musicians to intuitively repeat and layer a series of 53 melodic modules, ensuring that no two performances are ever the same. …

Museum After Hours spotlights its newest exhibition Ea Mai ʻEiwa ( Nine Patterns of Practice), which features works by Nālani Kanakaʻole (1946–2026), Sig Zane, and Kūhaʻoʻīmaikalani Zane, a family of artists from Hilo, Hawaiʻi. The title is a reference to “Kūhaʻimoana,” a chant that describes the migration of a family of shark gods, the “structures of nine” that embody the tangible skills and talent held by each individual shark and the foundational rituals brought from Kahiki to Hawaiʻi that ensured their survival. The exhibition showcases how the 3 artists look to chants for data, knowledge holding and story telling which become inspirational levers for their creative pieces. …