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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Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 KiheiEvery 1 months on the 1st SaturdayKeālia 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | ||||||
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 » Groundhog Day in Hawai‘i
Groundhog Day in Hawai‘iSunday, February 2, 2025 Groundhog Day is celebrated in most (but not all) states in the continental U.S. Along with Hawaiʻi, 15 states across the nation forgo the tradition. The main celebration takes place every February 2 in Punxsutawney, ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi
When and where to watch whales for free in HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on Wednesday and SaturdayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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: twice monthly street food extravaganza in Waipahu
Oʻahu: twice monthly street food extravaganza in WaipahuEvery 1 monthsWhat 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Maui Swap Meet every Saturday in Kahului 7:00 am to 1:00 pm
Maui Swap Meet every Saturday in KahuluiWeekly on SaturdayMaui Swap Meet in Kahului is a large flea market with an amazing variety of STUFF for sale by Maui residents, including T-shirts, jewelry, flowers, fresh fruits and vegetables, hand-painted shirts and dresses, and more. ... Read More » |
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 6:30 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on SundayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on Wednesday and SaturdayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Lānaʻi: All skill levels play chess alternate Fridays 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Lānaʻi: All skill levels play chess alternate FridaysEvery 2 weeks on FridayHave you ever played chess? Do you want to learn? Are you an avid player and want to help others learn how to play? Whatever your level of chess play, come and enjoy the game, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Maui Swap Meet every Saturday in Kahului 7:00 am to 1:00 pm
Maui Swap Meet every Saturday in KahuluiWeekly on SaturdayMaui Swap Meet in Kahului is a large flea market with an amazing variety of STUFF for sale by Maui residents, including T-shirts, jewelry, flowers, fresh fruits and vegetables, hand-painted shirts and dresses, and more. ... Read More » |
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 6:30 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on SundayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on Wednesday and SaturdayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: HPD Citizen Patrol at Ala Wai Small Boat Harbor 6:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Oʻahu: HPD Citizen Patrol at Ala Wai Small Boat HarborEvery 2 weeks on ThursdayHonolulu Police Departent (HPD) District 6 Community Policing Team invites you and your neighbors/friends in the area to join them for some fresh air and good conversation during a Citizen Patrol Walk around the Ala ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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: Nation of Hawaiʻi last Saturday cleanup in Waimānalo (registration required)
Oʻahu: Nation of Hawaiʻi last Saturday cleanup in Waimānalo (registration required)Every 1 monthsJoin Sustainable Coastlines Hawaiʻi and Nation of Hawaiʻi for a workday to remove invasives, plant natives, clean up rubbish, and talk story. These workdays are recurring on the last Saturday of each month. You must register each ... Read More » When and where to watch whales for free in Hawaiʻi
When and where to watch whales for free in HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » |
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 6:30 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on SundayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in Waikīkī 9:30 am to 10:30 am
Oʻahu: FREE Kilohana Hula Show in WaikīkīWeekly on Sunday Monday Tuesday and WednesdayHere is a very brief introduction to the indigenous Hawaiian dance known as hula. It is intended to give you an appreciation of the history of hula and an overview of its many forms. We include ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & Marketplace 8:00 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Aloha Stadium Swap Meet & MarketplaceWeekly on Wednesday and SaturdayThe Aloha Stadium Swap Meet is Hawaii's largest outdoor market featuring hundreds of vendors, crafters, and artists from all over the world. You can find discounts on a wide selection of high-quality products from clothing, ... Read More » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » | Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide Sail
Polynesian Voyaging Society Pae ‘Āina Statewide SailAccording 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 HawaiʻiWinter 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 » Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy season
Makahiki: Hawaiian New Year signals the rainy seasonFor 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 » Lānaʻi: All skill levels play chess alternate Fridays 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm
Lānaʻi: All skill levels play chess alternate FridaysEvery 2 weeks on FridayHave you ever played chess? Do you want to learn? Are you an avid player and want to help others learn how to play? Whatever your level of chess play, come and enjoy the game, ... Read More » |
