Holo Holo Oahu Music Festival Concerts Bishop Museum

Experience the rich cultural heritage of Hawaii at the Holo Holo Oahu Music Festival in Honolulu, where the vibrant sounds of J Boog, Josh Tatofi, and Collie Buddz come alive over two unforgettable days. As part of this celebration, visitors can explore the renowned Bishop Museum, a cornerstone of Hawaiian history and culture. Established in 1889, the Bishop Museum is the largest museum in Hawaii and serves as a premier cultural institution dedicated to preserving and sharing Hawaiian and Oceanic traditions. The museum’s archives house invaluable original letters from Hawaiian monarchs dating back to the 1840s, providing rare insight into royal history. In 1990, it became the official archive for all Hawaiian royal artifacts, following legislation that recognized its vital role in safeguarding the islands’ heritage. Visitors can also marvel at the museum’s artifact restoration facility, opened in 1965, which has meticulously restored thousands of ancient Polynesian artifacts, showcasing the craftsmanship and traditions of Oceanic peoples. Attending the Holo Holo Oahu Music Festival in Honolulu offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Hawaii’s cultural legacy while enjoying world-class live performances. Conveniently located near Ala Moana, the museum is easily accessible by taking Ala Moana Boulevard eastward and merging onto Bernice Street. Whether you're a music lover or a history enthusiast, the Holo Holo Festival and the Bishop Museum together create an enriching experience that celebrates the spirit and stories of Hawaii.