16th Annual Chinatown Mardi Gras

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1159 Nuuanu Ave
Honolulu, HI 96817
+1 (808) 521-2903
http://www.artsatmarks.com

The ARTS at Marks Garage is a non-profit arts organization located in the heart of Honolulu's historic arts district. Celebrating over 20 years of commitment to inclusion, innovation, and diversity, it serves as a vital incubator for creative expression and artistic collaboration.

The organization hosts a variety of exhibitions and events that showcase diverse artistic mediums, including tattoo art, street art, and reflections on personal experiences. It actively supports both established and emerging artists while fostering a welcoming environment for the LGBTQIA community and art lovers alike.

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3.53 reviews
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Desiree V.
2/10/2016

Organized well with choice bars. Arts at Marks Garage was a great hub. We got there early, 5:30pm and didn't have to worry about parking or food lines. Started at Marks with some Brazilian bites...

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Mel B.
2/10/2016

What an entertaining night of hullabaloo!! This was a night to feast!! A night to party!! A night to just let go and not think about anything else. Join the traveling band and samba dancers...

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am a.
2/13/2016

I don't know what year the 16th annual Mardi Gras was but if it was this year or last year there is just one word to describe this "Mardi Gras and that is it Sucks...This used to be a lot of fun...

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