Kailua, HI

Chase Kaminaka Art Center

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Chase Kaminaka Art Center is an independent Kailua art and event space where concerts share the building with classes and exhibitions. The venue holds more than 100 guests and suits jazz groups, horn ensembles and local bands especially well. It has more of an arts-event feel than a bar atmosphere, so musicians can lean into listening, arrangement detail and a complete stage presentation.

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808-749-4944, 808-436-3544

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Capacity
100
Age policy
21+
Genres
Jazz
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Address
50 Kihapai St, Kailua, HI 96734, United States
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808-749-4944, 808-436-3544
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