Voices of Aloha

04/10/2026

Bonjour! Our trip to France is fast approaching. What a privilege to perform our music and spread a little Aloha at Utah Beach D-Day Commoration Ceremonies and the famous Le Madeleine Cathedral in Paris. It would be oh so sweet to have your support for our group of thirty-five singers. We are still accepting donations at our website, www.voicesofaloha.com.
Life is sweet with a song.

We'd greatly appreciate your support of Voices of Aloha’s Historic Performance at the 2026 D-Day Commemoration in Normandy, France. Donate today Spring Concert 2025 Christmas Concert 2025 We're excited to be featured on the Honolulu Vibes weblog. Follow this link to read and watch it. Click here J...

04/03/2026

Hoping to share some peace with our community during these troubled times, we will present two concerts in May, open to the public and free. Please join us!

03/07/2026

01/08/2026

Yup, starting a new season of music, learning and fun! We'll be getting organized with new singers at 6pm and will start singing together at 6:30 - hope to see you there! 🎵

12/04/2025

Announcing our public Christmas concerts where we will share the wonder of Christmas with festive carols, traditional Christmas songs, classical, contemporary (and jazz) music!

11/12/2025

Come join the fun with us while Christmas shopping on Black Friday weekend!

09/02/2025

We're very grateful for your support! ♥️

07/01/2025

You too can be a part of our choir!

04/11/2025

Announcing our upcoming Spring Concert in three locations! Join us and you'll hear an eclectic repertoire of selections from Mendelssohn to Moana, Spirituals and Broadway, and Hawaiian songs. At our concert on Memorial Day at Kawaiaha'o Church we'll invite you to join our singing of the Salute to the Armed Forces medley. ALL CONCERTS ARE FREE.
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01/17/2025

Rehearsals for our 2025 Spring Season begin in a new location, on Tuesday, February 4. See flyer below.

12/02/2024

Come enjoy some lovely Christmas music at our upcoming public concerts. (At Kawaiaha'o, assistance will be available at the front steps for anyone with a mobility issues.)