Our event calendar features fun, free, and cheap things to do across the Hawaiian Islands. We focus on events for locals, but visitors will find lots of useful information. For the weekend of December 2-4, 2022, you’ll find in-person as well as virtual events (live stream, on-demand).
On Mar 26, 2022, Hawaiʻi Governor David Ige announced that the domestic Safe Travels Hawaiʻi test and quarantine program will end. Passengers arriving from domestic points of origin will not have to show proof of a vaccination or a pre-travel negative test result or create a Safe Travels account or provide travelers information and trip details. International passengers will continue to follow the requirements that were put in place by the federal government. In addition, state/county employees and visitors to state facilities will no longer be required to provide vaccination status or negative COVID test results. More info: COVID-19 News Releases (hawaii.gov) and COVID-19 (hawaii.gov)
Hawaiʻi Department of Health (DOH) recommends correct and consistent mask use to prevent getting and spreading COVID-19. Masks are strongly recommended for people over age 65, those with compromised immune systems, those who care for people at risk of severe illness, anyone unvaccinated for COVID-19, and anyone while in any healthcare facility or crowded indoor settings. Wearing a mask does NOT take the place of physical distancing. More info: Mask Guidance – Hawai‘i DOH: Info & Resources for Managing COVID-19 (hawaiicovid19.com)
Free and cheap things to do this weekend
Friday, December 2, 2022
Saturday, December 3, 2022
Sunday, December 4, 2022
For weekdays or any other weekend during the year be sure to visit the Hawaiʻi on the Cheap calendar. It’s your one stop place any time you’re want to find something fun to do without shelling out a lot of moola.
More information about Hawaiʻi on the Cheap
Hawaiʻi on the Cheap publishes information about free and cheap events, discount tickets on entertainment, and tips for saving money while living in (or visiting) the Hawaiian Islands.
We focus on free events, cheap things to do ($15 or less kamaʻāina adult ticket price or $25 general admission) and ways to reduce entertainment costs (such as buy tickets in advance, use a coupon or code, or volunteer at the event).
You’ll find things to do this weekend, plus plenty of choices every night of the week, including live music, places to go holoholo, fairs & festivals, sporting events, outdoor events, on the water fun, food discounts and deals, and more–anything we find that our readers might enjoy.
We post the deals as we find them. But you know the drill: Prices and promotions are subject to change without notice. So be sure to check with the merchant before you head out.
Hawaiʻi on the Cheap is owned and published by Carole Cancler. For more information, visit our About Page. We are a member of the Living on the Cheap network. Find another cheap city and get advice from experts across the country on how to live the good life for less wherever you live or travel.
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But wait, there’s more!
- Find many more free and cheap events each and every day on the Hawaiʻi on the Cheap calendar.
- Visit the Hawaiʻi on the Cheap home page and choose from a menu of free and cheap activities in the Hawaiian Islands.
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