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​Accordionist Christie Adams has performed at the following venues on the Island of Oahu, Hawaii:

 

• the former Alfred’s European restaurant at Century Center,
• Aloha Tower Marketplace,
• the American Cancer Society’s headquarters,
• Arcadia Retirement Residence,
• the Banyans at Pearl Harbor,
• Beau Soleil restaurant,
• Bishop Museum,
• Borders Books & Music Café at Waikele Center,
• Café Sistina,
• the former Cannon Club,
• Cascada restaurant in the Royal Garden at Waikiki hotel,
• Christian Dior at Ala Moana Center,
• A Cup of Joe coffee house,
• Dole Ballrooms,
• El Centro Hispano de Hawaii,
• The Elks Club in Waikiki,
• Emmalani Hale in Nuuanu,
• The former Ermenegildo Zegna in Palm Boulevard at Ala Moana Center,
• Givenchy in the former Liberty House at Ala Moana Center,
• Hale Koa Hotel,
• Hanatei Bistro,
• the Hanohano Room and meeting rooms at the Sheraton Waikiki Hotel,
• the Hawaii Convention Center,
• the Hawaii Yacht Club, Hawaiian Regent Hotel,
• the Hilton Hawaiian Village,
• the Honolulu Academy of Arts,
• Honolulu Civic Center Grounds,
• Ihilani Resort and Spa,
• Indigo restaurant,
• the Japanese Cultural Center,
• the Kahala Mandarin Oriental hotel,
• Kalakaua Middle School,
• the Kaneohe Yacht Club,
• Kapiolani Community College at Diamond Head,
• Kapiolani Park,
• the former Liberty House at Ala Moana Center,
• Mae`ma`e Elementary School,
• McCoy Pavilion in Ala Moana Park
• Mediterraneo Restaurant
• Murphy’s Bar & Grill,
• the North Shore Marketplace,
• the Outrigger Canoe Club,
• the Pacific Beach Hotel,
• the Pacific Club,
• Pearlridge Center,
• The Plaza Club,
• The Ponds at Punalu`u,
• the former la Provence restaurant in Waikiki.
• Sam Choy’s Breakfast, Lunch & Crab.
• Sarento’s Top of the I Italian restaurant,
• the Sheraton Moana Surfrider,
• Sheraton Waikiki Hotel,
• the former Shipley’s Alehouse & Grill in the Manoa Marketplace,
• the former Tahitian Lanai,
• Thomas Square,
• the Tradewinds noncommissioned Officers’ club at Hickam Air Force Base,
• Trattoria Restaurant,
• Unity Church at Diamond Head Circle,
• the former Varsity Theatre,
• the Waialae Country Club,
• Waikele Center,
• the Waikiki Community Center,
• the Waikiki Yacht Club,
• Ward Warehouse,
• Washington Place (the former official residence of the Governor of the State of Hawaii), the YWCA on Richards Street,
• the Honolulu Zoo and
• private residences on Oahu.

 

          In addition, Adams has played her accordion for the following local organizations:

 

• Ad 2 Honolulu Club,
• Alliance Francaise,
• American Association of Retired Persons (AARP),
• American Business Women’s Association,
• American Cancer Society,
• Arts Center of Hawaii,
• Chamber of Commerce of Hawaii,
• Chefs de Cuisine,
• Confrerie de Chaine des Rotisseurs,
• Daughters of Hawaii,
• Easter Seal Society of Hawaii,
• First Night Honolulu,
• Friends of Italy,
• Haleiwa Arts Festival Nonprofit Organization,
• Hawaii Festivals & Events Association,
• Hawaii International Film Festival,

• Hawaii Literacy,
• Hawaii Publishers Association,
• Hawaii International Film Festival,
• Hawaii Literacy,​
• Hawaii Publishers Association,
• Hawaii Stanford Chapter (Stanford University alumni group),
• The Hawai`i Theatre,
• Hawaiian Humane Society,
• Honolulu Academy of Arts,
• Honolulu Board of Realtors,
• Honolulu Cellular Telephone Company (HCTC),
• Honolulu Marathon Association,
• The Honolulu Symphony,
• Hospice Hawaii,
• Juvenile Diabetes Foundation International,
• KHPR—Hawaii Public Radio/KIFO-KIPO Radio,
• Maemae School,
• Make Music! Festival,
• Multiple Sclerosis Society (Hawaii Chapter),
• Muscular Dystrophy Association,
• Parents and Children Together (PACT),
• Public Relations Society of America (Hawaii Chapter),
• Screen Actors Guild (SAG/Hawaii Branch),
• Temari Center for Asian and Pacific Arts,
• Twenty-First Century Club,
• University of California at Berkeley Alumni Association (Hawaii Chapter),
• University of Hawaii School of Architecture Alumni Association,
• Waikiki Community Center.