Interviews are woven with jam sessions, painting a loving portrait of a cherished Island band. The Hawaiian Ho ' ike is slated for May 19 and 20 and will include Hawaiian music, craft demonstrations, projects and a game for keiki, films and other activities. Kamae and his wife-collaborator, Myrna, launched the Hawaiian Legacy Series in 1986, enabling the singer to venture into and excel in a new career in filmmaking. His rapport with the Island way and the Hawaiian community has given him access to people and artists whose stories he has documented. The Sons in concert will feature Kamae and Ocean Kaowili, Braddah Smitty and Pekelo Cosma.
Tickets are free but limited to four per person.
They will be available beginning May 9 at the academy box office. The Honolulu Advertiser, a division of Gannett Co .