Captain's Quarters Events

Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show highlights our MANY great summer activities with performances every Saturday night, beginning July 23!

SEPTEMBER

9/1/10 Music Jay Kennedy 1-4PM

9/4/10 Music Humble Vibez 1-4PM

9/4/10 Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show 8-10pm

Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show will take you on a journey thru the Islands of Hawaii and the South Pacific. We will share with you our Traditonal and Contemporary styles of Hula. We will Have Hula Lessons for everyone to enjoy. For the finally, Chief Kamu will perform the Dangerous and Daring Fire Knife Dance of the Pacific Islands. This is a show that is not easily forgotten. Come and enjoy the "Aloha Spirit".

9/11/10 Music Ras Bonghi 1-4PM

Ras Bonghi & The Reggae Allstars originally formed in Columbus, Ohio in 1987, and released their first album Lovelight in 1990. The band relocated to Charleston, South Carolina in December of 1994. Since its inception, the band has opened for internationally known acts such as The Wailers, Phil Collins, Yellow Man, Black Uhuru, and Steel Pulse. They have also performed in festivals with B.B. King, Bobby Blue Bland, Little Feat, and others.

9/11/10 Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show 8-10pm

Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show will take you on a journey thru the Islands of Hawaii and the South Pacific. We will share with you our Traditonal and Contemporary styles of Hula. We will Have Hula Lessons for everyone to enjoy. For the finally, Chief Kamu will perform the Dangerous and Daring Fire Knife Dance of the Pacific Islands. This is a show that is not easily forgotten. Come and enjoy the "Aloha Spirit".

9/18/10 Music Gogglez Pizano 1-4PM

Gogglez Pizano is a Top 40 rock trio from Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The band was formed in 2003 by it's founding members - Alex & Vinny. People always ask the band "Where did you come up with a name like Gogglez Pizano"??? Actually, the guys picked the name watching an episode of the Flintstones. Gogglez Pizano hosts a busy schedule performing almost (200) shows yearly.

9/18/10 Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show 8-10pm

Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show will take you on a journey thru the Islands of Hawaii and the South Pacific. We will share with you our Traditonal and Contemporary styles of Hula. We will Have Hula Lessons for everyone to enjoy. For the finally, Chief Kamu will perform the Dangerous and Daring Fire Knife Dance of the Pacific Islands. This is a show that is not easily forgotten. Come and enjoy the "Aloha Spirit".

9/25/10 Music Jah Creation Duo 1-4PM

JAH Creation Reggae Band, based out of Charleston, SC, brings an irie vibe with some of the best roots reggae music around. A full time tour de force, JAH Creation runs the circuit between the Florida Keys and the Jersey Shore, averaging between 10-20 shows per month. No matter what age, race, or creed, everyone seems to love their original songs, as well as the classic covers that they perform. They have opened for some of the biggest reggae acts in the world, including Culture, Israel Vibration, Yellowman, Steel Pulse, Third World, Burning Spear, Midnite, The Itals, Eek-A-Mouse, and The Wailers.

9/25/10 Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show 8-10pm

Chief Kamu's Fire and Hula Show will take you on a journey thru the Islands of Hawaii and the South Pacific. We will share with you our Traditonal and Contemporary styles of Hula. We will Have Hula Lessons for everyone to enjoy. For the finally, Chief Kamu will perform the Dangerous and Daring Fire Knife Dance of the Pacific Islands. This is a show that is not easily forgotten. Come and enjoy the "Aloha Spirit".

OCTOBER

10/2/10 Music Shaywise 1-4PM

10/9/10 Music Ras Bonghi 1-4PM

Ras Bonghi & The Reggae Allstars originally formed in Columbus, Ohio in 1987, and released their first album Lovelight in 1990. The band relocated to Charleston, South Carolina in December of 1994. Since its inception, the band has opened for internationally known acts such as The Wailers, Phil Collins, Yellow Man, Black Uhuru, and Steel Pulse. They have also performed in festivals with B.B. King, Bobby Blue Bland, Little Feat, and others.