01Kona coast music and celebrations
For a Kailua-Kona or Keauhou gathering, tell us how music fits the occasion: ceremony cues, a welcome reception, or a featured performance. Ask about vocals, guitar, ʻukulele, and ensemble options along with any song requests.
02Kohala resort and company events
A Waikoloa or Kohala event may already have venue staff managing the technical setup. Share that information before requesting sound or lighting. Hula and other Polynesian performance options can be discussed individually rather than treated as one interchangeable program.
03Hilo-side plans begin with the address
For an East Hawaiʻi event, provide the full venue details and the performance window. Availability, travel, setup, and a covered option are part of the conversation. A quote for a west-side gathering should not be assumed to apply to another location.
04Welcome and participation
Ask about lei greetings, lei-making, or another interactive cultural activity for your group. If you want the occasion to focus on learning hula, use the Big Island private lesson page for the instruction format and published group rates. Private ʻukulele instruction and craft activities can also be discussed, with the teacher, materials, and location confirmed for the request.