Entertainment

For diners looking for an experience as unique as their food, Privateer’s Cove in Kailua-Kona offers just that and more.

“You Raise Me Up,” a fundraising concert by Broadway Star and Grammy-Nominee Kevin Vortman, is sold out.

“Abe is a versatile multi-instrumentalist who began his musical journey when he first sat behind the drums at the age of four, but quickly gained an interest in other instruments.”

The Big Island ʻUkulele Guild 2017 showcases instruments built with a wide variety of materials and styles.

Aloha from Lavaland, a documentary that follows follows the aftermath of the 2014 eruption of Hawai‘i’s Kilauea volcano is scheduled to be released on Amazon and iTunes on Nov. 15.

The Hula Kahiko performance is part of a year-round series sponsored by the Volcano Art Center.

Volcano middle school students will each perform a one-act play during the free performance.

The 25-member chorus will be led by director Roch Jones.

Three winners were named according to a new score system for 2017.

The 15th Anniversary of Kahilu Theatre’s ‘Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar Festival on Hawaiʻi island is Thursday through Sunday, Nov. 16 through 18, 2017.

The musical portrays how a peasant girl from Haiti falls in love with a wealthy French boy from the other side of the island, but comes to the realization that love, just like life, can be complicated.

The free community event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 11, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

During the closing ceremony of the Japan Bird Festival, the Hawai‘i Island Festival of Birds was given an award for its educational display.

The menu at Sammy’s Beach Bar & Grill in Honolulu focuses on approachable high quality food to offer something for all travelers, from the vacationer to the businessperson and even locals jumping islands just to visit family.

This will be a yearly event on the Island of Hawai‘i held in an authentic Tiki environment and is going to raise the bar of all tiki festivals that are currently held on the mainland.

The Jamba Juice, located at the Prince Kuhio Shopping Plaza, hosted the meet-and-greet for the star formerly from Hilo, from 7:30 to 9 a.m., where fans got chances to take pictures, get autographs and talk with Wong.

Patrons of the Opening Reception will not be charged admission. “Elevation” will be on display alongside “The Kona Coffee Story: Along the Hawaii Belt Road” inside the H.N. Greenwell Store Museum from Friday, Nov. 3, through Thursday, Jan. 18.

Proceeds of the Bazaar will be dedicated this year to the Waimea Community Meal, a food ministry collaboration with the Big Island Giving Tree and other community groups that has served over 10,000 meals this year.

The musicians include LT Smooth and Henry Kapono.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra is responsible for creating the most recognizable music in modern history and has been hailed by some as the greatest band of all time. On Nov. 12 they will perform at the Kahilu Theatre’s 3rd Swing Spectacular at the Hapuna Beach Prince Hotel.