Our event calendar features fun, free, and cheap things to do across the Hawaiian Islands. We focus on events for locals, but visitors will find lots of useful information. For the weekend of Malaki (March) 14-16, 2025, you'll find events of all … [Read more...]

Free things to do in March
Listed below are the free things to do in March. For all events on our calendar, free and paid, visit our March events … [Read More...]

Best things to buy in March
Every month of the year, certain items are discounted due to overstock, holiday sales, or transitions from one season to … [Read More...]

Affordable March events and entertainment
Our March events calendar offers a wide variety of affordable entertainment across the Hawaiian Islands. We’ll continue … [Read More...]
Hawaiian arts & culture

Prince Kūhiō Day March 26 celebrates Ke Aliʻi Makaʻāinana (Prince of the People)
Prince Kūhiō Day was established by Hawaiian territorial Legislature resolution in 1949 to honor the birthday of Prince … [Read More...]

Treasured heiau you can visit on every Hawaiian island
Listed below are heiau throughout the Hawaiian Islands that are open to the public. If you don’t know what heiau are, or … [Read More...]

Overview of Hawaiian music styles and instruments
Traditional Hawaiian music is characterized by percussion instruments, chanting, simplicity, and storytelling. As … [Read More...]
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Tools to recognize, avoid, and report SSA scams
National “Slam the Scam” Day is designated by Social Security’s Office of the Inspector General to raise awareness of government imposter scams, which continue to spread across the United States. Victims shouldn’t be embarrassed if they shared … [Read More...]

Hōkūleʻa 50th Birthday TV Specials
Polynesians navigated the vast Pacific in double-hulled canoes discovering hundreds of islands, from Tonga and Samoa in the Western Pacific, to Easter Island in the East, and the Hawaiian Islands in the North. Often referred to as The Polynesian … [Read More...]

Where to buy Girl Scout Cookies in Hawaiʻi
Most people have a special place in their heart for Girl Scout Cookies. Of course, the cookies delicious, but the Girl Scout Cookie Program also helps girls follow their passions and fulfill goals. The Girl Scout Cookie Program is the largest … [Read More...]

Best bakeries and restaurants to celebrate National Pi Day (3/14)
"Pi", the sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet (π), is used by mathematicians to define the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter. Regardless of the size of the circle, pi always calculates to 3.14. Therefore "Pi Day" is … [Read More...]

Prince Kūhiō Day March 26 celebrates Ke Aliʻi Makaʻāinana (Prince of the People)
Prince Kūhiō Day was established by Hawaiian territorial Legislature resolution in 1949 to honor the birthday of Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole, born on March 26, 1871. Prince Kūhiō is often referred to as Ke Ali’i Makaainana ("Prince of the … [Read More...]

Hawaiʻi Triennial contemporary visual art exhibition
Hawai‘i Triennial is the state’s largest exhibition of contemporary visual art from Hawai‘i, the Pacific, Asia, and around the world. The exhibition is held every three years in multiple venues (such as museums, galleries, and gardens) across the … [Read More...]

Walk with a Doc free community walking programs across the Hawaiʻi Pae ʻĀina
Walk with a Doc is a nonprofit that was started in 2005 by cardiologist Dr. David Sabgir in Columbus, Ohio. Since then, the program has spread around the world. Walk with a Doc is free walking program led by local doctors, healthcare providers, … [Read More...]

Hawaii state holidays 2025: What’s closed and open
Hawaiʻi State Government offices and facilities observe the following state holidays, while federal offices and facilities are open. If the holiday falls on Saturday, the holiday is observed on Friday. And, if the holiday falls on Sunday, it is … [Read More...]

List of Holidays (by month) for 2025
Besides federal government and Hawaii State employee holidays there are many other holidays, observances, and special events that occur throughout the year. Popular holidays are often recognized by communities with celebrations such as festivals, … [Read More...]

Free food at restaurants on your birthday
Here’s a list of estaurants and other eateries across the Hawaiian Islands that offer some sort of free food, beverage, or dessert on your birthday. Birthday deals are followed by a list of food deals for those celebrating a wedding … [Read More...]

Oʻahu: How to get free admission & discount tickets to Bishop Museum
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, often referred to as "the Bishop" is the largest museum in the state of Hawaii. Her primary purpose is to represent and serve the interests of Native Hawaiians. The permanent exhibits take you on a journey through … [Read More...]

Ultimate Guide: budget-friendly transportation in Hawaii
Lucky you live in Hawai’i! For a budget-friendly island lifestyle, keeping transportation costs down is essential. We got you covered with this comprehensive list of transportation options, whether you're commuting to work, running errands, or … [Read More...]
Exciting updates on our calendar…
These are the latest additions to our event calendar. To see all events, go to our event calendar.
Oʻahu: Lions’ Benefit Breakfast in Wahiawa
The Wahiawa Lions invite you to join them for their ono fundraiser breakfast. The meal includes fluffy scrambled eggs, tasty sausages, … [Read More...]
National Slam the Scam Day
National “Slam the Scam” Day is designated by Social Security’s Office of the Inspector General to raise awareness of government imposter … [Read More...]
Oʻahu: grand re-opening of the Haleʻiwa Farmers Market
Haleʻiwa celebrates the grand re-opening of the Haleʻiwa Farmers Market in its new location in the Haleʻiwa Gym at Waialua Community … [Read More...]
Hōkūleʻa 50th Birthday TV Specials
Polynesians navigated the vast Pacific in double-hulled canoes discovering hundreds of islands, from Tonga and Samoa in the Western Pacific, … [Read More...]
Oʻahu: Ōta Shōgo’s wordless play “Earth Station” in Honolulu
Ōta Shōgo's play "Earth Station" is part of his series of silent, avant-garde plays known as the "Station" series. The absence of dialogue … [Read More...]
Online: behind-the-scenes look at the restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris
The devastating fire at Notre-Dame de Paris on April 15, 2019 reminded the world of the significance of humanity’s built-heritage and … [Read More...]
Oʻahu: Hōkūleʻa’s 50th Birthday at Bishop After-Hours
In partnership with the Polynesian Voyaging Society, Bishop Museum is proud to celebrate the 50th birthday of Hōkūleʻa — Hawaiʻi’s legendary … [Read More...]
Oʻahu: Hōkūleʻa Dockside Canoe Tours on the Ala Wai
The public is invited to step aboard Hōkūleʻa behind the Convention Center and hear from young crew members and navigators who are training … [Read More...]
Oʻahu: Celebrate Hōkūleʻa’s 50th birthday at the annual canoe festival in Kāneʻohe
In 2025, celebrate Hōkūleʻa’s 50th birthday as part of the Kualoa/Hakipu‘u Wa‘a (Canoe) Festival on Saturday, March 8, 2025. The event … [Read More...]