Upcoming Events
In addition to the wonderful displays at the Museum (designed by the people of Disney, the Simpsons, Dreamworks and more), the Museum’s huge draw are their events. From Sushi seminars, martial arts demonstrations, Asian musical performances, movie screenings, martial arts celebrity days and more, you don’t want to miss these great events.
Date
Time
Price
Saturday, Sept. 21, 2019
6 pm to 10 pm
POT LUCK
The Museum celebrates it’s “20th ANNIVERSARY”
Yes, I cannot believe it! It’s been 20 years since the world’s first and only Martial Arts Museum began. And, what better way to celebrate than to have a party. Join us for an evening of music and entertainment as we pack the place and celebrate the Museum. It’s a pot luck so bring a bunch of goodies. Temper Mental and The Troubadours will be playing at the event.
Sunday, Oct. 6, 2019
4 pm to 6 pm
FREE
MICHELLE MANU BOOK SIGNING
Without a doubt, Michelle Manu has become one of the biggest advocates for the Hawaiian art of Lua. Inducted into the Martial Arts History Museum’s Hall of Fame, Michelle will be unveiling her first book on the weaponry of the Lua art at the Museum this October. If you ever wanted to learn about the unique weaponry of Lua, you are going to love this. In addition, she will also be releasing her new calendar to the public. This is a FREE EVENT so don’t miss it. It’s on a Sunday!
Saturday, Dec. 7, 2019
6 pm to 10 pm
POT LUCK
THE “OFFICIAL” MARTIAL ARTS HISTORY MUSEUM “Christmas Party”
Join the staff of the Martial Arts History Museum as we celebrate Christmas together. It’s a potluck and it’s going to be fun. We’ll have some fun entertainment, some really cool guests and a lot of festive fun. Location to be determined.
Saturday, Dec. 21, 2019
6 pm to 10 pm
POT LUCK
ERIC LEE’S “CHRISTMAS PARTY” at the Museum
He’s the “King of Kata,” one of the greatest kung fu pioneers in history, and he’s hosting his annual “Eric Lee’s Christmas Party at the Museum.” It’s a pot luck so bring some fun and unique dishes. There will be lots of entertainment and topped off by a performance by the king of kata himself, Eric Lee.
