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Music lovers have a new home along the waterfront. Owner and accomplished artist Nikki Eggerstorfer, has transformed the historic warehouse space into a personal art studio and performance space. At Pau Hana, a Hawaiian phrase for relaxing/grooving after a day’s work, musicians find a place amongst the tropical plants, pretty pink lights, and artwork. Bring a little cash and check out the sweet mysterious songs of Rachele Eve (Detroit desert/rock) with her band, original music by Major Murphy (Grand Rapids dream/pop), and sweet songwriters Violent Bloom (Toledo chamber/rock).
$7 | 8pm-midnight | Friday, April 27
Pau Hana, 356 Morris St.
facebook.com/pauhanatoledo
