This is the fifth and final event of a concert series in partnership with the Fallbrook Music Society. Join us for a free concert of Hawaiian music open to kids of all ages!
Anthony Ka’uka Stanley, a native Hawaiian, shares his music both locally and internationally, playing acoustic Hawaiian/Polynesian music with his touring partner Ke’ahi Rozet. A ukulele virtuoso, Anthony has been immersed in the beauty of his Polynesian culture since early childhood. His mission is to create music that will deepen and broaden our common cultural environment.
The son of esteemed hula dancer Kumu Kathy Heali’i O Nalani Gore-Stanley, Anthony is music director of Heali’i’s Polynesian Revue, his family’s halau (performing arts troupe and school).
Singer-songwriter Ke’ahi Rozet, originally from Honolulu, started writing songs and playing the ukulele at an early age, inspired by his grandmother. Ke’ahi’s unique vocal style encompasses many genres, including Hawaiian, Island, and Reggae.
Sponsored by the Friends of the Fallbrook Library.
