Food
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Feeling hungry? You don't have to settle for a hot dog like some other shows. We will have a variety of delicious, reasonably-priced food and beverages for sale inside the stadium gates. Sit and eat and listen to live Hawaiian entertainment.
Or try one of the local restaurants within walking distance. We'll be happy to stamp your hand so you can leave and re-enter. |
Entertainment
On Friday and Saturday at lunch time and in the late afternoon, we provide musical entertainment by talented Hawaiian performers. Do you love orchids but your spouse doesn't? They can enjoy food and entertainment while you shop for that orchid that's calling your name. These were the entertainers at the 2018 show:
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Puna Taiko
If you like percussion, you'll love the Puna Taiko drummers. Under the direction of Paul Sakamoto, this youthful group includes students from Keaau Middle, Keaau High, Waiakea High, Kamehameha-Hawaii and UH Hilo. They perform the traditional Japanese art of Taiko (ensemble drumming) with enthusiasm and style. Click on the video for a short sample from a prior show. |
Brandon Nakano
Singer and guitarist Brandon Nakano performs Hawaiian musical favorites. |
Jazz x 2
Guitarist Trever Vielleux and bassist Gonzo perform an extensive repertoire of familiar melodies that span styles and generations. |
Esther Zamora
Esther has been performing since 2005 on the Big Island, both publicly and for private parties. When she isn't singing, she works as a Registered Nurse in Hilo. |
Aunty Diana Aki
Na Hoku Hanohano award-winning falsetto singer and ukulele player Aunty Diana Aki's passion for Hawaiian music has earned her the sobriquet "The Songbird of Miloli'i". |
Davina Mar
Singer Davina Mar performs Hawaiian, classical and original compositions. |
Carol Fonseca and Friend
Musician and author Carol Fonseca has enjoyed singing, dancing, and creating with children for years. Her book and song Amazing Attitudes include inspiring messages for children of all ages. |
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