The inaugural ‘Aha Niu: Maui Nui Coconut Celebration Festival held at the beautiful Maui Nui Botanical Gardens in Kahului will celebrate niu (coconut) as a quintessential Hawaiian staple crop. The celebration will bring together food systems and Indigenous crops experts, Native Hawaiian and Indigenous cultural practitioners, local producers, chefs, backyard growers, foodies, and, most importantly, the Maui Nui community, from keiki to kupuna.
Cabarets created and presented by ASU Music Theatre Performance students!
Join us for an evening of entertaining songs and stories, cleverly woven together with a personal touch. Each member of the class develops, writes and performs their own 15-minute solo cabaret act with live piano accompaniment, designed to create an intimate musical experience built on the fundamental concepts of cabaret– being yourself on purpose and connecting with the audience.
Cash bar and refreshments are available during the event!
Described as a “striking interpreter” who gives a “committed and heartfelt performance” by Musical America and The New York Times, Steinway Artist Fanya Lin has entranced audiences worldwide with her charismatic and fiery performances. Her orchestral appearances include the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra (UK), Toruń Symphony (Poland), Orquestra Sinfônica do Rio Grande do Norte (Brazil), New Art Symphony (Taiwan), Hiroshima Tafel Orchestra (Japan), Flagstaff Symphony (US), among others.
Join us for a special morning of seed planting, learning, and connecting at Tonatierra Community Garden!
Over the course of the 1850s and 1860s, during the first era of globalization, the world experienced an unprecedented economic boom. Fueling this expansion was an explosion in the global bond market, at the hub of which stood one family—the Rothschilds, arguably the wealthiest banking family in history. In the early 1870s, the bubble burst. Stock markets from Vienna to New York crashed, and dozens of railroads and many governments defaulted.
Amalgamation of Place | MFA thesis exhibition by Rachel Rinker
April 10 – May 10 | Tempe Center for the Arts
Opening reception | April 17 | 5:30–9 p.m.
Opening reception | Amalgamation of Place | MFA thesis exhibition by Rachel Rinker
April 17 | 5:30–9 p.m. | Tempe Center for the Arts
Cabarets created and presented by ASU Music Theatre Performance students!
Join us for an evening of entertaining songs and stories, cleverly woven together with a personal touch. Each member of the class develops, writes and performs their own 15-minute solo cabaret act with live piano accompaniment, designed to create an intimate musical experience built on the fundamental concepts of cabaret– being yourself on purpose and connecting with the audience.
Cash bar and refreshments are available during the event!
Cabarets created and presented by ASU Music Theatre Performance students!
Join us for an evening of entertaining songs and stories, cleverly woven together with a personal touch. Each member of the class develops, writes and performs their own 15-minute solo cabaret act with live piano accompaniment, designed to create an intimate musical experience built on the fundamental concepts of cabaret– being yourself on purpose and connecting with the audience.
Cash bar and refreshments are available during the event!