Honolulu, HI

International Market Place — Queen's Court

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Queen's Court at International Market Place is a dedicated ground-floor performance court that regularly hosts the Royal Hawaiian Band and Hawaiian song-and-hula programming. The space is built for public cultural performance, so Hawaiian, brass-band and traditional acts fit especially well. Musicians should expect a broad tourist-and-local audience moving through an open shopping-center environment rather than a fixed club crowd. All ages are welcome.

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Hawaiian
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2330 Kalakaua Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815, United States
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