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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Aloha Friday event calendar All Day
Aloha Friday event calendarWeekly on FridayThe tradition of Aloha Friday goes back to the mid-twentieth century. During summer, businesses relaxed their dress code requiring a business suit and allowed Hawaiian-made aloha shirts to be worn during the warmer months. Eventually, ... Read More » Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalFriday, November 1, 2024 The first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility of ... Read More » Oʻahu: Honolulu Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show at HCC
Oʻahu: Honolulu Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show at HCCThe 5-day Honolulu Show is brought to you by the founders of the Denver.Show, the NJ.Show, and the 22ndStreet.Show. Like those shows, the annual 'Honolulu Show' is a see-touch-buy event where you'll find meteorites, dinosaur ... 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 » | Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility of ... Read More » Oʻahu: Honolulu Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show at HCC
Oʻahu: Honolulu Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show at HCCThe 5-day Honolulu Show is brought to you by the founders of the Denver.Show, the NJ.Show, and the 22ndStreet.Show. Like those shows, the annual 'Honolulu Show' is a see-touch-buy event where you'll find meteorites, dinosaur ... 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 » 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 » | |||||
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility of ... Read More » Oʻahu: Honolulu Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show at HCC
Oʻahu: Honolulu Mineral, Fossil, Gem & Jewelry Show at HCCThe 5-day Honolulu Show is brought to you by the founders of the Denver.Show, the NJ.Show, and the 22ndStreet.Show. Like those shows, the annual 'Honolulu Show' is a see-touch-buy event where you'll find meteorites, dinosaur ... 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... Read More » | Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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 » O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore
O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North ShoreWeekly on MondayVolunteer 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... Read More » | Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... Read More » Oʻahu: Waimanalo Country Farms pumpkin patch
Oʻahu: Waimanalo Country Farms pumpkin patchListed below are places selling Halloween carving pumpkins in Hawaiʻi, including farms and grocery stores. You can buy a pumpkin at least a month before you carve it, if you store in the refrigerator, or ... Read More » | Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... Read More » Oʻahu: Waimanalo Country Farms pumpkin patch
Oʻahu: Waimanalo Country Farms pumpkin patchListed below are places selling Halloween carving pumpkins in Hawaiʻi, including farms and grocery stores. You can buy a pumpkin at least a month before you carve it, if you store in the refrigerator, or ... Read More » | Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... Read More » Oʻahu: Waimanalo Country Farms pumpkin patch
Oʻahu: Waimanalo Country Farms pumpkin patchListed below are places selling Halloween carving pumpkins in Hawaiʻi, including farms and grocery stores. You can buy a pumpkin at least a month before you carve it, if you store in the refrigerator, or ... Read More » | Aloha Friday event calendar All Day
Aloha Friday event calendarWeekly on FridayThe tradition of Aloha Friday goes back to the mid-twentieth century. During summer, businesses relaxed their dress code requiring a business suit and allowed Hawaiian-made aloha shirts to be worn during the warmer months. Eventually, ... Read More » Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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: Amazing Comic Con Aloha in Honolulu
Oʻahu: Amazing Comic Con Aloha in HonoluluFriday, November 8, 2024 Amazing Comic Con Aloha is back in Honolulu with the best from Comics and Pop Culture! Meet your favorite creators and celebrities with an international artist alley, hundreds of people in costume and more. There ... Read More » | Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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: "Cars & Coffee" monthly car show 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Oʻahu: "Cars & Coffee" monthly car showEvery 1 months on the 2nd SaturdayOhana Motorsports Foundation "Cars & Coffee Hawaii" is typically held the second Saturday of each month at various locations across the island of Oahu. More info: Cars & Coffee Hawaii | Ohana Motorsports and Our ... Read More » Oʻahu: monthly Aloha Motor Fest car shows 9:00 am to 11:00 am
Oʻahu: monthly Aloha Motor Fest car showsEvery 1 months on the 2nd SaturdayAloha Motor Fest is Hawaii's largest competitively judged automotive show, held quarterly throughout the year on the island of Oahu. More info: Our Events (ohanamotorsportsfoundation.com) Oct 12, 2024, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM. Ala Moana ... Read More » |
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural Festival
Big Isle: Kona Coffee Cultural FestivalThe first Kona Coffee Festival was held in 1970, making it the longest-running food festival in Hawaii. Organizers of the first festival wanted to put Kona coffee in the international spotlight and increase visibility 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: Kamaʻāina 2nd Sunday at ʻIolani Palace 9:00 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Kamaʻāina 2nd Sunday at ʻIolani PalaceEvery 1 months on the 2nd SundayʻIolani Palace hosts Kamaʻāina Sundays every 2nd Sunday. One complimentary ticket per Hawaiʻi resident. Self-led audio tours will be available for the first 500 attendees. Explore the Palace with exciting entertainment, educational booths, and family-friendly activities. ... Read More » Oʻahu: Hoʻomau Hawai'i Native Hawaiian Market in Honolulu 10:00 am
Oʻahu: Hoʻomau Hawai'i Native Hawaiian Market in HonoluluHo'omau Hawai'i Market highlights Native Hawaiian owned businesses and others across the Hawaiʻi pae ʻāina who all have the same mission of sharing the Hawaiian culture through their passions and talents. Come and shop with ... 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 » National Parks free admission day November 11 (Hawaiʻi and Maui)
National Parks free admission day November 11 (Hawaiʻi and Maui)Monday, November 11, 2024 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 ... Read More » Oʻahu: Wahiawa Lions Veterans Day Parade 10:00 am
Oʻahu: Wahiawa Lions Veterans Day ParadeMonday, November 11, 2024 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 ... Read More » Oʻahu: Veterans Day Ceremony at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific 10:00 am
Oʻahu: Veterans Day Ceremony at the National Memorial Cemetery of the PacificMonday, November 11, 2024 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 ... 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 Downtown Honolulu & Chinatown 7:00 pm
Oʻahu: HPD Citizen Patrol Downtown Honolulu & ChinatownEvery 1 months on the 2nd TuesdayHonolulu Police Department (HPD) District 1 invites you to a Citizen Patrol Walk around the Downtown and Chinatown areas. Join the patrol to help identify areas of concern within the community to share with our ... 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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: Traditional Poi Making Workshop in Kāneʻohe 12:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Traditional Poi Making Workshop in KāneʻoheWeekly on ThursdayDo you want to learn how to make poi like Hawaii's ancestral people? This is Hawaiiʻs longest on-going weekly Poi making workshop. Traditional poi making using a papa and pohaku kuiai (board and stone for ... Read More » | Aloha Friday event calendar All Day
Aloha Friday event calendarWeekly on FridayThe tradition of Aloha Friday goes back to the mid-twentieth century. During summer, businesses relaxed their dress code requiring a business suit and allowed Hawaiian-made aloha shirts to be worn during the warmer months. Eventually, ... 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 » Kaua'i: help rebuild wall at Alakoko (aka Menehune Fishpond) every 3rd Saturday 8:00 am to 12:00 pm
Kaua'i: help rebuild wall at Alakoko (aka Menehune Fishpond) every 3rd SaturdaySaturday, November 16, 2024 We are all connected to a coastline, whether it be 1000 miles away, or even in your backyard. Sustainable Coastlines Hawaii (SCH) works to inspire communities around the world to care for coastlines and wants ... Read More » Big Isle: Annual ‘Ukulele & Slack Key Guitar Workshops, Kanikapila, Ho'olaulea in Waimea
Big Isle: Annual ‘Ukulele & Slack Key Guitar Workshops, Kanikapila, Ho'olaulea in WaimeaSaturday, November 16, 2024 22nd Annual ‘Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar Festival featuring masters Jeff Peterson, Sean Parks, Bittni Paiva, Ho‘opono Wong, and Kainani Kahaunaele. More info: Upcoming Shows - Kahilu 22nd Annual ‘Ukulele and Slack Key Guitar Festival in ... Read More » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluSunday, November 17, 2024 Hawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 » | 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: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore
O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North ShoreWeekly on MondayVolunteer 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 » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 » | 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: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 » | 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: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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 » | Aloha Friday event calendar All Day
Aloha Friday event calendarWeekly on FridayThe tradition of Aloha Friday goes back to the mid-twentieth century. During summer, businesses relaxed their dress code requiring a business suit and allowed Hawaiian-made aloha shirts to be worn during the warmer months. Eventually, ... 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: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-go
Reserve Thanksgiving dinners dine-in or to-goHere 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 ... 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: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches
Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beachesSaturday, November 23, 2024 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 » Big Isle: connect with local growers at Plant People Road Show in Kona 10:00 am to 3:00 pm
Big Isle: connect with local growers at Plant People Road Show in KonaSaturday, November 23, 2024 The bi-annual sale (Valentines Day and Fall) is a chance to talk directly to local nursery companies and get advice on growing plants, including flowers, landscape plants, fruits and vegetables, herbs, and more. The sale ... Read More » Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... 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: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches
Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beachesThe 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 » Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in Honolulu 10:00 am to 5:00 pm
Oʻahu: Woodshow showcases works made from Hawai‘i-grown woods in HonoluluHawai‘i Forest Industry Association’s Annual Exhibition showcases extraordinary heirloom-quality works made from interesting and beautiful Hawai‘i-grown woods. Although many residents and visitors are familiar with koa, a stunning and unique wood found only in Hawai‘i, ... Read More » Kauaʻi: 2024 Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival in Līhuʻe 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm
Kauaʻi: 2024 Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Festival in LīhuʻeSunday, November 24, 2024 The annual festival features 12 or more Hawaii artists in the Hawaiian Slack Key Guitar Genre. Local food and beverage will be available. Local crafters will also be available for those looking for some unique ... 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: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beaches
Oʻahu: High probability of box jellyfish at N/S beachesThe 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 » O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North Shore
O'ahu: Gold Pepper Farms Volunteer Days in North ShoreWeekly on MondayVolunteer 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 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 » | 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 » 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 » | Lā Kū‘oko‘a (Independence Day) November 28 commemorates Hawai'i's sovereignty
Lā Kū‘oko‘a (Independence Day) November 28 commemorates Hawai'i's sovereigntyThursday, November 28, 2024 Lā Kūʻokoʻa (Independence Day) is a Hawaiian Kingdom holiday that commemorates Hawai'i's sovereignty and independence. On November 28, 1843, at the Court of London, the British and French Governments formally recognized Hawaiian independence that was ... 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 » Restaurants open Thanksgiving Day across the Hawaiian Islands
Restaurants open Thanksgiving Day across the Hawaiian IslandsThursday, November 28, 2024 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 ... 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 » | Aloha Friday event calendar All Day
Aloha Friday event calendarWeekly on FridayThe tradition of Aloha Friday goes back to the mid-twentieth century. During summer, businesses relaxed their dress code requiring a business suit and allowed Hawaiian-made aloha shirts to be worn during the warmer months. Eventually, ... 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: Torchlight Holiday Parade in Waikīkī commemorates Pearl Harbor 7:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Oʻahu: Torchlight Holiday Parade in Waikīkī commemorates Pearl HarborFriday, November 29, 2024 The Waikiki Holiday Parade is held annually the Friday following Thanksgiving Day (aka "Black Friday"). The event commemorates Pearl Harbor by honoring survivors and veterans in memory of the attacks from December 7, 1941. The ... 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 » | 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: Hawaiian Mission Houses 53rd Annual Holiday Craft Fair 8:30 am to 3:00 pm
Oʻahu: Hawaiian Mission Houses 53rd Annual Holiday Craft FairSaturday, November 30, 2024 The 53rd Annual Holiday Craft Fair is the oldest craft fair in Honolulu and features only items made in Hawai‘i and the artists who make them. Shop from over 40 vendors at Hawaiian Mission Houses ... 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 » |
