O'ahu Cemetery Pūpū Theatre 2026: Caring for our Community
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Join us in June for our signature program: O'ahu Cemetery Pūpū Theatre 2026: Caring for our Community
Tickets are $60 (include a bento dinner & 1 drink ticket) - on sale: www.missionhouses.org
Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives and co-sponsor Oʻahu Cemetery Association are happy to welcome you to the 15th Anniversary season of Oʻahu Cemetery Pūpū Theatre!
For 15 years we have partnered to bring history to life by using primary source materials in the Hawaiian Mission Houses Archives and beyond, to share the lives of people who created Hawaiʻi’s history, including many who are buried at Oʻahu Cemetery.
As evening falls, skilled performers portray Dr. Iga Mōri, James Arthur Rath, Maria Jane Chamberlain Forbes, Emily Whitney Alexander Baldwin, and Lucy Kaiaka Ward – each one a vital thread in the enduring tapestry of Hawaiʻi’s social history.
One of Honolulu’s most distinctive and beloved living history events will be available for two long weekends in June 2026. Performances this year honor five remarkable individuals whose lives of service, healing, and advocacy helped shape the islands we know today.
WEEK ONE:
Thursday, June 11: SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12: TICKETS AVAILABLE
Saturday, June 13: SOLD OUT
WEEK TWO:
Thursday, June 18: TICKETS AVAILABLE
Friday, June 19: SOLD OUT
Saturday, June 20: SOLD OUT
Event Details:
5:00 p.m. — Join us at the chapel lanai; enjoy drinks and a bento as the sun sets over Nuʻuanu (Included in your ticket price of $60)
6:00 p.m. — Performances begin promptly!
Q&A - If you'd like to stay to talk to the actors or director, we will be on the lanai when performances are pau.
Tickets are $60 (include a bento dinner & 1 drink ticket) - on sale: www.missionhouses.org
Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives and co-sponsor Oʻahu Cemetery Association are happy to welcome you to the 15th Anniversary season of Oʻahu Cemetery Pūpū Theatre!
For 15 years we have partnered to bring history to life by using primary source materials in the Hawaiian Mission Houses Archives and beyond, to share the lives of people who created Hawaiʻi’s history, including many who are buried at Oʻahu Cemetery.
As evening falls, skilled performers portray Dr. Iga Mōri, James Arthur Rath, Maria Jane Chamberlain Forbes, Emily Whitney Alexander Baldwin, and Lucy Kaiaka Ward – each one a vital thread in the enduring tapestry of Hawaiʻi’s social history.
One of Honolulu’s most distinctive and beloved living history events will be available for two long weekends in June 2026. Performances this year honor five remarkable individuals whose lives of service, healing, and advocacy helped shape the islands we know today.
WEEK ONE:
Thursday, June 11: SOLD OUT
Friday, June 12: TICKETS AVAILABLE
Saturday, June 13: SOLD OUT
WEEK TWO:
Thursday, June 18: TICKETS AVAILABLE
Friday, June 19: SOLD OUT
Saturday, June 20: SOLD OUT
Event Details:
5:00 p.m. — Join us at the chapel lanai; enjoy drinks and a bento as the sun sets over Nuʻuanu (Included in your ticket price of $60)
6:00 p.m. — Performances begin promptly!
Q&A - If you'd like to stay to talk to the actors or director, we will be on the lanai when performances are pau.
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Where is it happening?
Oahu Cemetery, 2162 Nuuanu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96817-1771, United States
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Host or PublisherThe Hawaiian Mission Houses
