
McCoy Pavilion
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Facility use requires a permit for organized activities, meetings, workshops, or group gatherings of 50 or more persons through the Honolulu Department of Parks and Recreation.
A waterfront park pavilion in Ala Moana, pairing historic murals with a shaded banyan courtyard.
Description






Added to Ala Moana Regional Park in 1975, the Lester McCoy Pavilion functions as a central community gathering space housing an auditorium, multi-purpose rooms, and park administrative offices. Following extensive renovations that addressed air conditioning, structural repairs, and the conservation of Robert Lee Eskridge murals within the portico entrance, the complex has partially reopened for permitted activities, public meetings, and community events.
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Partially reopened
