Music at the Museum: House Concert with Keahi Ewa

Keahi has been filled with the music and movement of her Hawaii culture since birth. She has been deeply influenced by her ohana (family). And her hula, songs, and stories bring the essence of her homeland. In Hawaiian, the name Keahi means the fire and guiding light.

Her performances bring song and dance from more traditional Hawaiian culture and contemporary musical genres—Island Music, R&B, Rock Balladry, Pop, and Country. Whatever she is singing, you hear her rich, heart-opening voice and the rhythm of the ukulele. You feel the heartbeat of the islands.

If you have the opportunity to attend one of her performances, you will leave knowing that you have been changed and refreshed by the spirit of Hawaii.

Tickets include 2 free drinks. Pre-registration required. No walk-ins. Doors open at 6:00pm on July 29th for exhibition viewing and seating.

To buy tickets on Thursday, July 29, please call the museum at 970-482-2787 or drop by as the online registration portal has closed. 

Sponsored by The Bohemian Foundation