2020 – HAPPY NEW YEAR of the RAT

Join us in welcoming 2020! We will be performing at:

JANUARY 1, 2020

7:09 AM SUNRISE Ka’iwi Scenic Shoreline Park (Makapu’u Lighthouse)

7:30 AM DFS Waikiki (Duty Free Shoppers Kalakaua entrance)

9:30 AM Royal Grove, Royal Hawaiian Center

11 AM Ala Moana Center Stage

2 PM Ala Moana Ewa Wing Stage

JANUARY 2, 2020

3 PM Ritz Carlton Waikiki

6:30 PM DFS Waikiki (Duty Free Shoppers Kalakaua entrance)

JANUARY 3, 2020

6:30 PM DFS Waikiki (Duty Free Shoppers Kalakaua entrance)

JANUARY 4, 2020

6:30 PM DFS Waikiki (Duty Free Shoppers Kalakaua entrance)

JANUARY 12, 2020

10 AM OHANA FESTIVAL, Moiliili Park x from Japanese Cultural Center

JANUARY 18, 2020

10:00 AM Market City Shopping Center (Lion Dance & Fire Crackers)

2020 TCP Class Schedule

2020 CLASS SCHEDULE – Public Classes for All Ages and All Skill Levels

Spring Session I                      Jan 9 –Feb 24 (No class on Jan 23, Feb 16, 17)

Spring Session II                     March 8-April 19 (No class on April 12)

Spring Session III                    April 20-May 31

Summer Session I                    June 14-July 9

Summer Taiko Intensives       July 30-August 2 (To Be Confirmed)

Summer Session II                  August 3-30

Fall Session I                           Sept 8-Oct 19

Fall Session II                         Oct 20-Dec 10 (No class on Nov 19, 22, 23, 24, 26)

Bonenkai 2020                        December 12

BONENKAI

Saturday, December 14, 2019 5:30-8:30 pm

JOIN US for Taiko Center of the Pacific’s 26th Annual Bonenkai, end-of-the-year celebration! Class performances, Potluck Dinner, Bake Sale, Silent Auction, $5 Gift Exchange for the Keiki, Taiko Store, and more!
Good fun for the whole family! Everyone Welcome.

“Feel the Beat”

In case you missed the PBS Hawaii Special “Feel the Beat” which aired October 31, 2019 on “Hiki No” …students from Hawaiʻi Baptist Academy (Honolulu) tell the story of the taiko drumming class for the deaf held by the Taiko Center of the Pacific. The deaf students learn to drum through visual cues and through a sign language interpreter. Although they cannot hear the drums, they can feel the vibration of the drum beats with their bodies. They don’t consider their deafness as a limitation to taiko drumming and, as a result, their confidence and self-esteem are lifted through this activity.

https://taikoarts.com/classes/schedule/taiko-for-the-hearing-impaired/