Calendar of free and cheap things to do every day (hawaiionthecheap.com)

This is the best event calendar in the Hawaiian Islands if you are looking for free and cheap things to do without spending a lot of money. We include virtual and in-person events, outdoor things to do, and any other permissible activities. Every day, we search the Islands for community festivals, art shows, craft fairs, movie screenings and film festivals, live music, comedy shows, theater, performing arts, literary events, hobby shows of all kinds, family events, sporting events, recreation on the water, shopping discounts, consignment and used goods sales, exercise events, and more. Anything and everything as long as its free or cheap and fun. Tip: To see less or more in the calendar below, you can choose to View Events By Day or By month. To see events on a specific date, select By Day, and then select 'Choose a Date'. Stay healthy. Stay positive. Be kind. Be patient.

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			1 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Oʻahu: Kaiwi Scenic Coastline First Day Hike to Makapu‘u Overlook 5:30 am Oʻahu: Kaiwi Scenic Coastline First Day Hike to Makapu‘u Overlook Wednesday, January 1, 2025 5:30 am @ Makapu’u Point Lighthouse Trail, Kalanianaole Highway (Hwy. 72), Makapuʻu Lighthouse Rd, Honolulu, HI 96825 As one of the best attended First Day Hike events in the country, the trek to the Makapu‘u Overlook for the first sunrise of the year is popular with many. The Hawai‘i First Day Hike ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » +4 more events »	2 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +1 more events »	3 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +5 more events »	4 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Maui: 1st Saturday at natural bird habitat in Kihei 9:00 am to 3:00 pm Maui: 1st Saturday at natural bird habitat in Kihei Every 1 months on the 1st Saturday 9:00 am to 3:00 pm @ Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge, Milepost 6, Maui Veterans Highway, Kihei, HI 96753 Keālia Pond National Wildlife Refuge (NWR) is a sanctuary for many species that are native and endemic to the Hawaiian Islands. Home to the endangered ae‘o (Hawaiian stilt) and ‘alae ke‘oke‘o (Hawaiian coot), the NWR ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » +6 more events »
5 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +5 more events »	6 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore Weekly on Monday Waialua, HI Volunteer in a north shore farm for the day. Mow grass, pick weeds, clear land. Dig a hole. Plant some cuttings. Donations appreciated. This is an opportunity to learn about sustainable agriculture, growing produce and ... Read More » Oʻahu: twice monthly street food extravaganza in Waipahu Oʻahu: twice monthly street food extravaganza in Waipahu Every 1 months Waikele Center, 94-849 Lumiana Street, Waipahu, HI 96797 What the Truck?! at Waikele Center is a local food extravaganza on the 1st and 3rd Friday of the month. Food truck and pop-up vendors offer up some of the best street foods on the West ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » +4 more events »	7 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +1 more events »	8 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +2 more events »	9 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +1 more events »	10 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +1 more events »	11 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +3 more events »
12 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +3 more events »	13 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore Weekly on Monday Waialua, HI Volunteer in a north shore farm for the day. Mow grass, pick weeds, clear land. Dig a hole. Plant some cuttings. Donations appreciated. This is an opportunity to learn about sustainable agriculture, growing produce and ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » +3 more events »	14 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Oʻahu: navigating the Internet workshops in island libraries Oʻahu: navigating the Internet workshops in island libraries Weekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and Saturday multiple locations Attend a free one-hour session on Connecting to and Navigating the Internet. Participants will learn: How to get online, Use the address bar, and Web navigation. Registration is required. Sign up on the branch classes registration ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » +3 more events »	15 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +2 more events »	16 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More »	17 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +2 more events »	18 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +4 more events »
19 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season 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 ... Read More » +4 more events »	20 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Oʻahu: annual Martin Luther King, Jr Day Parade & Festival in Waikīkī 9:00 am Oʻahu: annual Martin Luther King, Jr Day Parade & Festival in Waikīkī Monday, January 20, 2025 9:00 am @ Kalākaua Avenue The Hawaii Martin Luther King, Jr. Coalition extends an invitation to the community for the annual MLK Celebration Parade & Festival held every 3rd Monday in January. The parade begins at Magic Island and travels ... Read More » O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore Weekly on Monday Waialua, HI Volunteer in a north shore farm for the day. Mow grass, pick weeds, clear land. Dig a hole. Plant some cuttings. Donations appreciated. This is an opportunity to learn about sustainable agriculture, growing produce and ... Read More » Free entrance day in Hawaii National Parks (MLK Day) Free entrance day in Hawaii National Parks (MLK Day) Monday, January 20, 2025 multiple locations Several days each year, all National Park Service (NPS) sites that charge an entrance fee offer free admission to everyone. The other 400 National Parks across the country are free all the time. The fee-free ... Read More » +5 more events »	21 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches Tuesday, January 21, 2025 multiple locations The presence of stinging box jellyfish on Oʻahu beaches has been increasing since 1988. Below you can read about this variety of jellyfish found in Hawaiian waters, how to avoid them, and what to do ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » +2 more events »	22 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches multiple locations The presence of stinging box jellyfish on Oʻahu beaches has been increasing since 1988. Below you can read about this variety of jellyfish found in Hawaiian waters, how to avoid them, and what to do ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... Read More » +3 more events »	23 Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail multiple locations According to Polynesian Voyaging Society (PVS) CEO Nainoa Thompson, the Hōkūleʻa crew will embark on a Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail for training and connecting with communities, especially students and their families. From July 2024 to ... Read More » Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches multiple locations The presence of stinging box jellyfish on Oʻahu beaches has been increasing since 1988. Below you can read about this variety of jellyfish found in Hawaiian waters, how to avoid them, and what to do ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi multiple locations 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 ... Read More » New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi New Year 2025 in Hawaiʻi 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 ... 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