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HBO Max best deal of the year Get Max for just $2.99/month for 6 months. Stream acclaimed series and movies for a great price. Limited time only. Offer ends Monday, 12/2/24 at 11:59 PM PST. Get the deal: HBO Max best deal of the year You might also like: “Where is Santa” photo experiences on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu (hawaiionthecheap.com) Where to see Christmas lights in Hawaiʻi (hawaiionthecheap.com) Event calendar of free and affordable things to … [Read more...] about HBO Max Black Friday Deal ends 12/2

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Been wanting to try another streaming service? Hulu has a great deal—for six days only from 11/27/24 through 12/2/24. Here are the details: Offer: Get Hulu (With Ads) $0.99/mo for 12 months, then current pricing begins at month 13. Deadline: Offer ends Monday, 12/2/24 at 11:59 PM PST. Eligibility: Open to NEW Hulu or 1+ month cancelled subscriptions. (Current Hulu subscribers, Bundle subscribers, and D+ Basic subscribers are ineligible.) Get the … [Read more...] about Get Hulu for 99¢ per month for a year! (new subscribers only)

Where to get pictures with Santa Claus

Here’s a list of Santa photo opportunities in locations across the Hawaiian paeʻāina. All this and toys, too! We’re indubitably impressed. Some of these are free opportunities for selfies with Santa, which are BYOC (bring your own camera or smartphone). Many of the free Santa photo ops are one-time opportunities at Christmas festivals and other holiday events featuring an appearance by Santa Claus. In additional to free selfie photo ops, there are professional … [Read more...] about Where to get pictures with Santa Claus

Where to see Christmas lights in Hawaiʻi

Listed below are some of the popular Christmas light displays throughout Hawaiʻi. They are listed alphabetically by island, the clockwise beginning in the north. We'll continue to update this list as organizers announce dates for Holiday lights, incuding Christmas tree lights, Santa arrivals, and holiday parades. To wish someone "Merry Christmas" in Hawaiian say, “Mele Kalikimaka” (may-lay kah-lee-kee-mah-kah). To say "Happy New Year", it’s “Hauʻoli Makahiki … [Read more...] about Where to see Christmas lights in Hawaiʻi

“Where is Santa” photo experiences on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu

This is a sponsored post. When you support our advertisers, you help to keep our site in business, bringing you the best deals and free events in Hawaiʻi. Sponsored by: Cherry Hill Programs (whereissanta.com). Read full disclosure: Privacy Policy - Affiliate Program Participation (hawaiionthecheap.com). Picture-Perfect Memories: Santa Photo Experiences in Hawaiʻi Celebrate the magic of the season with an unforgettable photo experience. With a jolly, authentic … [Read more...] about “Where is Santa” photo experiences on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu

Restaurants discounts on fast food, fine dining, and more

These food deals, beverage deals, and restaurant dining discounts are available primarily on Oʻahu and to a lesser extent on the outer islands. You'll find offers from local eateries, national chains, and fast food restaurants as well as fine dining establishments. Always keep in mind that prices and participation can vary--a food deal may not be available at your nearest location. This is because national chains are often franchises that are locally owned and … [Read more...] about Restaurants discounts on fast food, fine dining, and more

Free meals & other discounts for Veterans Day

The following food deals, beverage deals, and restaurant dining discounts are available primarily on Oʻahu and to a lesser extent on the neighbor islands. You might also like: Veterans Day commemorative events across the Hawaiian Islands (hawaiionthecheap.com) Free meals & food discounts for Veterans Day NOTE: Not all locations offer the same national promotions. As a result, price and participation may vary. It's always wise to call ahead for verification in … [Read more...] about Free meals & other discounts for Veterans Day

Veterans Day events across the Hawaiian Islands

Veterans Day became an official federal holiday to honor American veterans of all wars. In 1926, Congress passed a resolution making it an annual observance. However, it goes back to 1918, when it was called Armistice Day. During world War I, the Allied nations and Germany agreed to an armistice or cease fire on the eleventh hour of the eleventh day of the eleventh month in 1918. Known as the "war to end all wars", WWI officially ended over seven months later … [Read more...] about Veterans Day events across the Hawaiian Islands

When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi

Winter to spring is whale watching season in Hawaiʻi. The North Pacific humpback is the most common whale found in Hawaiʻi. Thousands of humpback whales migrate every year, swimming 3,000 miles from Alaska to Hawaiʻi and back again. While many boat tours get you on the water for whale watching, humpback whales are easy to spot from Hawai’i shores during migration season. Peak humpback whale watching season in Hawaiʻi is January to March. However, the first … [Read more...] about When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi

Voter’s guide for the State of Hawaii

Listed below is information about voter registration, Hawaii elections, and how to vote. All Hawaii elections are conducted by mail. The State of Hawaii Office of Elections in Pearl City is responsible for candidate filing, handling of ballots, and voter education. How to register to vote in Hawaii Once you are a registered voter, you do not need to re-register again for any election. However, do keep your registration up-to-date with correct mailing … [Read more...] about Voter’s guide for the State of Hawaii

Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season

For many people around the world New Year's Eve is celebrated on December 31 and New Year's Day on January 1, which is the first month in the Roman Julian calendar (January), the predecessor of today's Gregorian calendar. January honors Janus, the god of beginnings. Makahiki In ancient Hawaii, Makahiki marked the beginning of a new year and was determined by observing the night sky. When the star cluster Na hiku o Makaliʻi* appears on the eastern horizon at … [Read more...] about Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season

2024 Budget-friendly Thanksgiving dinner dine-in and to go

Here are a few recommendations for a budget-friendly holiday dinner across the Hawaiian Islands. There are options for dinners to-go and as well as dine-in at restaurants. Order or reserve well in advance as most sell out a week or two before Thanksgiving Day. 2024 Thanksgiving dinners to-go across the Hawaiian Islands We focus on locally owned restaurants and national chains offering budget-friendly Thanksgiving dinners (we aim for $50 or less per person … [Read more...] about 2024 Budget-friendly Thanksgiving dinner dine-in and to go

Thanksgiving holiday traditions in Hawaii

Thanksgiving is a federal holiday always celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November. It is generally regarded as a "day of thanks," typically celebrated around a festive meal with loved ones. Traditions for a day of thanks are a recurring theme in many cultures. Seasonal harvest celebrations have been celebrated across time everywhere around the world. Thanksgiving traditions in the United States In the United States, one popular Thanksgiving story recounts a … [Read more...] about Thanksgiving holiday traditions in Hawaii

Free things to do in November

Listed below are the free things to do from our November events calendar. We’ll continue to update this calendar throughout the month as organizers announce new events. For more things to do, see our calendar of affordable November events. For more things to do every day (free and paid), see our Calendar of free and cheap things to do (hawaiionthecheap.com) November 2024 free, fun things to do Featured Events are list first each day, highlighted by a … [Read more...] about Free things to do in November

Best things to buy in November

Every month of the year, retailers discount items due to overstock, holiday sales, or transitions from one season to the next. Here are the shopping highlights for November in Hawai’i stores. Of course, we think the best way to save money is not to spend it! But, when you need or want to, plan your spending to take advantage of the times of the year when what you buy is at the lowest possible price. November special events with shopping discounts and deals … [Read more...] about Best things to buy in November

Affordable November events & entertainment

Our November events calendar offers a wide variety of affordable entertainment across the Hawaiian Islands. We’ll continue to update this calendar throughout the month as many organizers announce new events. As always, we focus on “cheap” things to do with a kamaʻāina adult ticket price of $15 or less or a regular price of $25 or less. Sometimes we suggest events with higher ticket prices that we feel might be worth a splurge, mostly local music, film, and arts … [Read more...] about Affordable November events & entertainment

Oʻahu: Free family-friendly Halloween events

Listed below are free family-friendly Halloween Events around Oʻahu. Oʻahu North Shore free family-friendly Halloween Events (Listed by date and time) Keiki Halloween Costume Contest & Trick-or-Treat in Haleʻiwa. October 27, 2024 from 2-4 pm. Calling all little ghosts and goblins! Space is limited, registration starts at 2 PM. Don’t forget to visit participating merchants for trick-or-treating fun! More info: Keiki Halloween Costume Contest & … [Read more...] about Oʻahu: Free family-friendly Halloween events

Maui: Free family-friendly Halloween Events

Listed below are free family-friendly Halloween Events on Maui listed by date and time. Seasonal decor for photo ops at Whalers Villages. October 8-31, 2024. Enjoy seasonal and Halloween decor with opportunity for photo ops with your ohana. More info: Halloween Happenings | Whalers Village Halloween Boo Bash in Kahului. October 26, 2024 from 3:00 pm - 6:00 pm. Get ready for spooktacular family fun! Trick-or-treat at participating merchant locations (while … [Read more...] about Maui: Free family-friendly Halloween Events

Big Isle: Free family-friendly Halloween Events

Listed below are free family-friendly Halloween Events around Hawaii Island, listed by date and time. Halloween: "The Night of the Kraken" in Waikoloa Village. October 26, 2024 from 4-8pm. Trick or Treat, Drawing for Prizes, “Haunted Ship”, Games, Live Music, and soo much more! Ohana, Music, Food, and Fun! More info: Events | Waikoloa Plaza Shopping Center | Big Island Hawaii Boo at the Zoo in Hilo. October 26-27 from 3-6PM. Free keiki activities, … [Read more...] about Big Isle: Free family-friendly Halloween Events

Free and cheap Halloween events across the Hawaiian pae ʻāina

Here are free and cheap events plus spooky things to do to celebrate Halloween all around the Hawaiian Islands. 2024 Halloween Haunts and Tours Hawaiʻi Island Halloween Events (Listed by date and time) Halloween: "The Night of the Kraken" in Waikoloa Village. October 26, 2024 from 4-8pm. Trick or Treat, Drawing for Prizes, “Haunted Ship”, Games, Live Music, and soo much more! Ohana, Music, Food, and Fun! More info: Events | Waikoloa Plaza Shopping Center | Big … [Read more...] about Free and cheap Halloween events across the Hawaiian pae ʻāina

Molokai Hoe: annual canoe race to Waikīkī

In 1952, three outrigger canoes launched at Kawakiu Bay on Molokai's west side, bound for O'ahu across more than 38-miles of open ocean. Nearly nine hours later, the canoe Kukui O Lanikaula landed on Waikīkī beach in front of the Moana Hotel. This first event started the world's most prestigious outrigger canoe race, the Molokaʻi Hoe. The Molokaʻi Hoe across the treacherous Molokaʻi Channel, aka Kaʻiwi Channel ("Channel of Bones") is considered one of the … [Read more...] about Molokai Hoe: annual canoe race to Waikīkī

Oʻahu: annual Slow Food Mai‘a Ho‘olaule‘a (Banana Festival)

Bananas: Not just for smoothies anymore! Discover their amazing versatility at the Banana Festival. Bananas have been an essential part of Hawaiian life for centuries, from ancient Polynesian voyaging to modern-day gardens. Celebrate this incredible fruit in all its forms. Discover just how versatile bananas are with tastings, hands-on textile dyeing, banana fiber weaving demo, speakers, and a Great Banana Cook-off contest. Banana varieties brought as canoe … [Read more...] about Oʻahu: annual Slow Food Mai‘a Ho‘olaule‘a (Banana Festival)

Hawaiʻi International Film Festival (HIFF)

Hawaiʻi International Film Festival (HIFF) is the premiere showcase for established and emerging filmmakers in contemporary Asian, Pacific, and North American cinema. HIFF is the focus for emerging works from the Pacific Rim and an incubator for Native Hawaiian films and indigenous Pacific filmmakers in any genre, including feature films, documentaries, short films, series, and Hawai'i-themed films. HIFF serves as an entertaining event for the casual viewer and … [Read more...] about Hawaiʻi International Film Festival (HIFF)

Big Isle: IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawai’i

The IRONMAN Group operates many events worldwide, including the IRONMAN® Pro Series, along with other multisport races and series, such as the The Rock ‘n’ Roll Marathon Series®, IRONKIDS®, and others. It is the largest participation sports platform in the world. Beginning as a single race, The IRONMAN Group has grown to become a global sensation with more than 235 events across 55+ countries. Since its inception as a single race, athletes have now crossed … [Read more...] about Big Isle: IRONMAN World Championship in Kona, Hawai’i

Free things to do in October

Listed below are the free things to do from our October events calendar. For more things to do, see our calendar of affordable October events. For more things to do every day (free and paid), see our Calendar of free and cheap things to do (hawaiionthecheap.com) October free events and things to do Featured Events: The items listed first each day highlighted by a photo are featured events. Featured events are unique or annual events that we or … [Read more...] about Free things to do in October

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