10th anniversary of Seabury Hall’s ‘Aʻaliʻikūhonua Creative Arts Center

Seabury Hall is celebrating the 10th anniversary of its ‘Aʻaliʻikūhonua Creative Arts Center on September 23 and 24 at the center.

The two-day “PAST/FORWARD” celebration event will feature current students and alumni professional performers from across the country in a mix of music, dance, and theater pieces. The event will kick off with a Pre-Show reception followed by performances on Friday and Saturday nights in and around the award-winning creative center.

“The ʻAʻaliʻikūhonua Creative Arts Center has had a tremendous impact on our students and community in the last 10 years,” Dance Director David Ward said. “Our performing arts programs have grown exponentially since finding a home here and our entire school gathers in it for all kinds of occasions. We’ve also been able to host various organizations in the community and fill the need for a gathering place. ‘PAST/FORWARD’ is our way of honoring the many things this building has allowed us to do in the past and ignite excitement for what can be done in the future.”

The event is a benefit for Seabury Hall’s financial aid program which assists approximately 31% of the student body with financial support.

Tickets are available at: SeaburyHall.org/arts

Tickets available for Friday, September 23:

Opening Night Pre-Show Reception, 5:45 to 6:45pm includes pūpū, beverages, desserts, and pre-show entertainment. Show starts at 7pm

• Pre-Show Reception, Premium Seating, and Swagbag $125

• Pre-Show Reception & Preferred Seating $85

• Pre-Show Reception & General Seating $70

Tickets available for Saturday, September 24:

• Premium seating $60

• Preferred seating $45

• General seating $30

Alumni returning to perform in the event include dance artist Rachel I. Berman ’07, Seattle-based harpist and singer Molly Bauckham ’93, New York City-based Jazz pianist/composer Isaac Raz ’86, Bay Area singer and music teacher Juliet Green ’86, Los Angeles singer Rachel E. Berman ‘07, Maui’s John (JB) Bendon ’96, and dancer/choreographer Amelia Nelson ’02 Couture.