Events in Honolulu
SSG Honolulu Sunday Practice
This practice at Moanalua Dog Park focuses on the historical Art of Fiore dei Liberi as presented in his manuscripts, with primary attention on the sword in two hands. Training also includes work with the dagger, sword in one hand, spear, and poleaxe. The session moves in three stages, beginning with fundamentals and lessons, continuing with entry drills and dedicated study, and concluding with sparring. Protective equipment is provided. New participants are required to sign a waiver before learning to spar. The group can be found by the restrooms near the basketball courts.
Moanalua Dog ParkLei Making Workshop for Kupuna
Celebrate the art of Hawaiian lei making at a fundraiser workshop that blends culture and community. Participants will learn traditional techniques, create a lei to take home, and contribute to efforts that honor and preserve the stories and wisdom of kūpuna. Space is limited for this hands-on experience.
Honolulu Elks Lodge #616Sunday Funday: Beer and Liquor Bust Fundraiser
At Tapa's Waikiki, The Aloha Bears present a fundraiser built around a beer and well drink special that supports their charities. Admission is $8 at the door and includes the first cup of either draft beer or a well drink. Refills are available at the bar for $3.50 for draft beer and $5 for well drinks. Proceeds from the door benefit The Aloha Bears' charities. Attendees can play pool or team up for Jenga, connect four, and cornhole, with a pool tournament held each month. Scheduling may vary based on other events at Tapa's Waikiki. Members of the Bears receive a 10 percent discount on other beer, drinks, and shots, though the discount does not apply to the beer and liquor special.
Tapas WaikikiFrankie Moreno
Frankie Moreno takes the stage with a signature, genre-blending rock and roll performance. His career includes 17 Top Ten albums with five reaching No. 1, 119 Top Ten singles with 104 hitting No. 1, an Emmy nomination, and five honors as Las Vegas Headliner of the Year. He has sold millions of records worldwide and continues to write and release new music. In 2019 he became the only artist to have six albums debut in the Billboard Top Ten within a 12-month span. Seating is communal and available on a first come, first served basis. There is a $20 minimum per person for food or beverages. A full bar and full dinner menu are offered. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm the correct date and time before purchasing.
Blue Note HawaiiCPR & First Aid Training
Gain the confidence to act in an emergency through CPR and first aid training suited for individuals, caregivers, and professionals. This three-hour certification course builds foundational lifesaving skills. The fee is $80.
Aisen Chiryo Doin, Inc.Hawaii Sustainability Expo and Electric Home Show - Sunday Only
The event centers on sustainability and electric home topics at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center. All ticket sales are final with no refunds or exchanges. Each ticket serves as a revocable license for entry, in accordance with the terms printed on it.
Neal S. Blaisdell CenterSASH Kilted Hike: Makapu’u Lighthouse Trail
Enjoy a kilted hike on the Makapu’u Point Lighthouse Trail. The group meets at the trailhead. Parking is free, though spaces are limited, so carpooling is encouraged. Wearing a kilt is optional, and participants should bring water, sunscreen, and a hat. The route is paved and suitable for most hikers, covering about two miles round trip with roughly 500 feet of elevation gain. After the walk, the good times continue at TEX 808 BBQ & Brews.
Makapu'u Point Lighthouse TrailSessions Live with ER (Elmer Anteola and Ryan Pugal)
A live session featuring ER takes place on the Ho'okipa Hale Entertainment Stage.
Aloha Stadium HawaiiKalapana
Kalapana rose to prominence on Hawaii’s music scene in the 1970s, releasing a steady run of hits. Their 1975 debut was a standout of the mid-70s Hawaiian renaissance, and songs like Naturally, Nightbird, The Hurt, You Make It Hard, and When the Morning Comes became familiar favorites that still receive airplay on contemporary Hawaiian radio. Their catalog remains a source of inspiration for today’s Hawaiian music. Seating is communal and first come, first served. A $20 food or beverage minimum applies per person, with a full bar and full dinner menu available. No refunds or exchanges. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct show.
Blue Note HawaiiSpeed and more
See SPEED, Ikaika, and Third Degree perform live.
Harbors VintageXERF Launch Event at Aloha Aesthetics MD
Aloha Aesthetics MD hosts a launch gathering introducing XERF, a new treatment at the practice. Attendees can get an early look at what sets XERF apart, meet the expert team, and enjoy a thoughtfully arranged atmosphere with light refreshments. There will be time to ask questions in person and to hear about opportunities available during the event. Space is limited, and RSVP is requested.
Aloha Aesthetics MDSpeed
Find tickets for SPEED at Harbors Vintage in Honolulu.
Harbors VintageEDM Thursdays
Experience a Thursday dedicated to EDM at Fyre by Night (Shorefyre) in Honolulu. Early arrivals receive complimentary entry.
Fyre by Night (Shorefyre)Bryan Callen
Bryan Callen headlines an evening of stand up from a performer known for work on screen and behind the mic. Many will recognize him as Coach Mellor on ABC’s Schooled and The Goldbergs, a role he has held since 2014. He began as an original cast member of MADtv and has appeared in television and film titles such as Kingdom, 2 Broke Girls, Ride Along, The Hangover parts 1 and 2, Sex and the City, Old School, Entourage, Californication, and Joker. A seasoned headliner, he tours theaters and comedy clubs worldwide. His hour-long special Man Tears premiered in fall 2022. He also co-hosts The Fighter & The Kid with Brendan Schaub and is a frequent guest on The Joe Rogan Experience and Fight Companion podcasts. Seating is communal and available on a first come, first served basis. A $20 per person minimum applies for food or beverages, and a full dinner menu and full bar are offered. All sales are final and tickets cannot be exchanged, so please confirm your selection before purchasing.
Blue Note HawaiiQuilt Show: Hands Stitching Together
A free, multi-day quilt show presented by the Hawaii Quilt Guild takes place at Nā Lama Kukui Lifestyle & Design Center. Titled Hands Stitching Together, this event invites visitors to view quilts on display.
Nā Lama KukuiRay Lau
Tickets are available to see Ray Lau perform. As a resale marketplace, ticket prices may be above face value.
Blue Note HawaiiUC Riverside Highlanders at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball
UC Riverside Highlanders travel to Honolulu to face the Hawaii Rainbow Warriors in a college baseball game at University Of Hawaii At Manoa - Athletic Complex. The meeting matches a visiting lineup looking to perform away from home with a home side comfortable on familiar ground, creating a lively setting. Expect competitive play from first pitch to the final out.
University Of Hawaii At Manoa - Athletic ComplexBeneath Our Hawaiian Skies: May Day is Lei Day in Waikiki
KUmZ presents a May Day, Lei Day celebration at The Tom Moffat Waikiki Shell featuring mele, hula, and the aloha spirit. Artists and hālau come together to honor tradition, celebrate community, and share the richness of Hawaiian culture. Attendees are encouraged to wear a lei, learn to make one, and give one to someone else.
The Tom Moffat Waikiki ShellNaomi Watanabe
Comedian and entertainer Naomi Watanabe rose to fame after an early breakthrough with a dance routine set to Beyonce. Her career spans variety television, radio, stage productions, commercials, YouTube, film, scripted drama, and fashion modeling. She launched and produces the apparel brand PUNYUS. After studying abroad, she mounted a world tour with stops in New York, Los Angeles, and Taiwan that sold out in moments. She went on to divide her time between Tokyo and New York, with a planned relocation of her base to New York. On Instagram, her bold and humorous posts have attracted an audience of more than 10 million. She also created the podcast "NAOMI TAKES AMERICA" and later brought it to audiences as "NAOMI TAKES AMERICA The Podcast LIVE," visiting seven cities across the United States.
Hawaii Theatre CenterKamalehua: The Sheltering Tree
A world premiere opera takes the stage at Blaisdell Concert Hall. Presented by Hawai'i Opera Theatre, this production is directed and choreographed by Kumu Patrick Makuakāne. It brings to life the true story of Timoteo Haʻalilio, Royal Secretary and lifelong friend to King Kamehameha III.
Blaisdell Concert Hall - Oahu, HawaiiWaikiki Crawling - Aloha Pub Crawl
Explore the Hawaiian Islands’ past on a history focused pub crawl through Waikiki. An expert guide leads participants to a selection of bars while sharing stories about the area and its heritage. It combines bar hopping with a guided tour that highlights local history.
Sexy Saturdays
Sexy Saturdays in Honolulu is hosted at Fyre by Night (Shorefyre), with complimentary entry available for early arrivals.
Fyre by Night (Shorefyre)First Saturday
First Saturday at Ward Centre, next to Fat Cheeks, features pork tacos from Off The Wall Craft Beer & Wine along with special offers from Village Books & Music. Complimentary offerings are available until supplies run out.
Ward CentreNight Market / Military Appreciation Night
Night Market marks the fifth annual HPU Military Appreciation event, honoring the service of Hawai‘i’s military community. Hosted at Aloha Tower Marketplace at Hawai‘i Pacific University, this family friendly evening features music, food trucks, activities for kids, and a range of retail and craft vendors. Guests can take in sunset views from HPU’s Aloha Tower campus overlooking Honolulu Harbor. The event welcomes both military and civilian community members, and those with military or veteran ID who RSVP in advance can receive special discounts. Presented in partnership with HI Street Grindz & Crafts Fest.
Aloha Tower MarketplaceMod Gala: Celestial Concerto
Mod Gala returns to Capitol Modern with Celestial Concerto, an evening shaped by creativity and compassion. Art, fashion, and cuisine come together through striking wearable designs, live art experiences, and a culinary lineup presenting dishes that honor culture, land, and tradition. Inspired by the shared night sky, the celebration invites a sense of wonder and connection. Formal attire with a celestial touch is encouraged. Proceeds support Friends of Capitol Modern and their work cultivating a vibrant arts community across Hawaiʻi, with a portion directed to organizations aiding flood relief and rebuilding in affected communities.
Capitol Modern47th Annual Visitor Industry Charity Walk
The Hawaii Visitor Industry Charity Walk returns for its 47th year, benefiting HUGS, an organization that supports Hawaii’s seriously ill children and their families. Last year the event raised $19,000 for HUGS. All donations go directly to HUGS, and the Hawaii Lodging and Tourism Association adds contributions based on the number of walkers and total funds raised, so participation helps increase support for Hawaii’s families. This 5-mile walk begins at Magic Island in Ala Moana Beach Park, travels through Waikiki, and loops back. Walkers receive a complimentary HUGS T-shirt, with treats available along the route. The experience is intended to be enjoyable for a wide range of participants, including friends, families, and co-workers. Pricing is $50 for adults and $25 for those under 18.
Ala Moana Beach ParkGary Owen: No Hard Feelings Tour
Gary Owen takes the stage with the No Hard Feelings tour, delivering candid, quick-hitting stand-up built on real-life stories, years in uniform, and the everyday quirks that connect people. His following has surged by millions across social platforms, fueling strong demand for his live shows. Audiences may recognize him from films such as Back on the Strip with Tiffany Haddish and Wesley Snipes, Meet the Blacks and The House Next Door, Think Like a Man and Think Like a Man Too, Ride Along with Ice Cube and Kevin Hart, Little Man with the Wayans Brothers, Daddy Day Care with Eddie Murphy, and as Bearcat in the MGM comedy College. On television, he headlined The Gary Owen Show on BET, co-hosted TruTV’s Upload with Shaquille O’Neal, and portrayed Zach the barber on TBS’s Tyler Perry’s House of Payne after first connecting with Tyler Perry on The Tom Joyner Morning Show. His stand-up catalog includes Black Famous, #Doin’ What I Do, I Got My Associates, I Agree With Myself, True Story, Urban Legend, and Breakin’ Out the Park, along with two back-to-back specials, Broken Family and Gary Owen…No S, released on YouTube. He also hosts the #GETSOME with Gary Owen podcast and has appeared on Flagrant, TigerBelly, Your Mom’s House with Tom Segura and Christina P., Club Shay Shay, and We Playin’ Spades with Nick Cannon. Following a wave of sold-out club dates around the country, this theater run spotlights a veteran comic with more than twenty years behind the mic and a style that does not pull punches.
Hawaii Theatre CenterMakiki Community Yard Sale
Explore a lively community yard sale at the Parish of St. Clement in Makiki, where more than 25 vendors will offer furniture, household items, distinctive treasures, and more. It is a chance to support local sellers and connect with neighbors while browsing a wide variety of finds. Vendor tables are still available through the Parish Office.
The Episcopal Parish of St. ClementNuuanu Congregational Church Craft & Gift Fair
A community craft and gift fair at Nu‘uanu Congregational Church raises funds for church programs and activities. Browse handmade creations and a rummage sale, enjoy food and packaged snacks, and explore a wide range of finds including collectibles, toys, jewelry, baby items, and clothing. Discover Korean trends, Japanese goods, and Sanrio products, and check out the craft jewelry bar. Free parking is available, with appreciation to the Boy Scouts.
Nu‘uanu Congregational church2026 Flores de Mayo & Filipino Fiesta
Celebrate Filipino culture at the Filipino Community Center with a full day of authentic food, entertainment throughout the day, activities for all ages, immersive cultural experiences, and a marketplace featuring local businesses and community organizations. Admission is free and everyone is welcome. The Flores de Mayo and Filipino Fiesta is a flagship project of the Filipino Community Center, and this year it is spearheaded by the Filipino Jaycees of Honolulu in partnership with the Filipino community. Please be aware of scam accounts pretending to be organizers. Official updates and responses will come only from the event's official account, and do not email or message accounts that claim to represent the Fiesta outside of official channels.
Filipino Community CenterBody Mind Spirit Celebration - Honolulu
At Blaisdell Center, the Body Mind Spirit Celebration gathers a wide range of holistic experiences in one place. Explore more than 75 booths featuring crystals, natural health products, personal growth resources, and metaphysical offerings. Meet 25 psychics and healers for readings and healing sessions. Weekend entry is $10 and includes access to the exhibit hall as well as all presentations and performances. Tickets are available only on site during show hours, with no advance sales. Parking is plentiful.
Blaisdell CenterManu o Kū Festival
This free, family-friendly celebration honors the Manu o Kū, also known as the white tern and recognized as the official bird of Honolulu’s city and county. With terns nesting in the trees above, the festivities shine a light on this remarkable species.
Iolani PalaceBody Mind Spirit Expos - Honolulu Spring 2026
Body Mind Spirit Expos brings its spring Honolulu edition to Blaisdell Center in Honolulu, Hawaii, United States. It is regarded as a leading event in the medical and pharmaceutical space.
Neal S. Blaisdell CenterPop Up: Hawaii Pet Expo
A large celebration of pets fills the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall as Hawaii Pet Expo brings together local and mainland vendors, pet clubs, rescue organizations, nonprofits, and educational displays. Visitors can enjoy dog and cat shows, including the Hawaiian Kennel Club Puppy Match, and explore exhibits featuring fish, birds, and bunnies. Hawaii Doggie Bakery will be on site with favorite dog treats plus special items available only at the expo. The gathering takes place at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center.
Blaisdell Exhibition HallCinco de Mayo Bar Crawl
Celebrate Cinco de Mayo by exploring some of the citys best bars. Enjoy drink and food specials plus a free after-party. Dress in your most festive attire and get ready to experience the nightlife with locals and visitors.
Red BarHONOLULU Magazine's Rosé Soirée presented by First Hawaiian Bank and Mastercard
A special Devil Wears Prada edition of HONOLULU Magazine’s Rose Soirée, presented by First Hawaiian Bank, highlights couture, quick wit, and unapologetic glamor. Drawing inspiration from an iconic source, the experience puts style and attitude center stage for a chic evening that celebrates fashion’s bold side.
Inspiration Hawaii MuseumConsole VGM vs. Banana Jazz
Console VGM shares the stage with Banana Jazz at HB Social Club | Hawaiian Brian's. Based in Honolulu, Hawai‘i, this rock band reimagines retro game music with expansive arrangements and an energetic live presence. Drawing on a wide range of influences, their set brings nostalgic themes from classic games to life alongside Banana Jazz.
HB Social Club | Hawaiian Brian'sMary Jane Girls
Mary Jane Girls perform live at Blue Note Hawaii in Honolulu.
Blue Note HawaiiKAMALEHUA: The Sheltering Tree
Kamalehua: The Sheltering Tree is a world premiere opera at Blaisdell Concert Hall on Oahu. Presented by Hawai'i Opera Theatre and directed and choreographed by Kumu Patrick Makuakāne, it portrays the true story of Timoteo Haʻalilio, Royal Secretary and lifelong friend of King Kamehameha III.
Blaisdell Concert HallKalani Pe'a - May Day 2026
Kalani Peʻa, a four-time Grammy winner, brings his eighth annual May Day is Lei Day concert back to Hawaiʻi Theatre, celebrating Hawaiian music and hula. The lineup features Mākena with Horace Dudoit, Chris Kamaka, Glen Smith, Moon Kauakahi and Eric Lee, along with Kumu Hula Nani Dudoit and Hālau Kaleilehuaikealoonālani, Kumu Hula Kunewa Mook with Kau’ionālani Kamanaʻo and Hula Hālau ‘O Kamuela, and Kumu Hula Chinky Māhoe with Kawailiʻūla. The program also includes Greg Juan, Kapua Kalua and Malie Lyman, with an appearance by Miss Aloha Hula 2025 Jaedyn Pavao. Mele Apana serves as host for this special concert.
Hawai‘i TheatreNVC Practice Group
Nonviolent Communication is straightforward to understand, yet applying it consistently can take practice. This weekly practice group provides space to strengthen skills through exercises, role plays, and candid sharing about real challenges and successes. All experience levels are welcome. Meetings take place at the HiVibeTribe Community Sanctuary. Contributions are by donation, with a suggested sliding scale of about $10 to $20. A basic orientation can be helpful, such as reading the opening chapters of Marshall Rosenberg's Nonviolent Communication, A Language of Life. These sessions emphasize practical tools that support healthy relationships for individuals, the community, and the wider world.
Palolo ValleyTHE ADEZ BEAUTIES W SPECIAL GUEST MIA STARR FROM RUPAUL'S DRAG RACE SEASON 18
Under the Wig Productions presents an exclusive luxury steakhouse drag brunch starring Mia Starr. Upscale dining pairs with top-tier drag in a close-up, glamorous setting.
ADEZ Steakhouse & LoungeMid-Pacific School of the Arts Film Showcase 2026
See short films created by Mid-Pacific School of the Arts student filmmakers. Some of the films have been screened at international film festivals and have received awards. Student awards will be presented by celebrity and film industry guest judges. Light refreshments will be available.
Honolulu Museum of ArtAn Evening with Raul Midón
Grammy nominee Raul Midón, a singer, songwriter, and guitar virtuoso, appears at Blue Note Hawaii for an intimate performance. His sound unites soul, jazz, folk, and Latin influences, showcasing agile guitar work and rich, expressive vocals. Renowned for on-the-spot improvisation and heartfelt storytelling, each concert unfolds as its own journey that has resonated with audiences around the world.
Blue Note HawaiiWaikiki Makers Market
At Waikiki Beach Walk, this makers market features handcrafted items alongside prepackaged and cooked foods and desserts. Locals and visitors can browse unique creations and pick up tasty treats, all in one spot in Waikiki.
Waikiki Beach WalkRaul Midón | May 5
Grammy-nominated singer, songwriter, and guitarist Raul Midón brings a distinctive blend of soul, jazz, Latin groove, and virtuosic acoustic playing. Blind since birth, he is known for delivering the color and momentum of a full band using just his guitar and voice, and his work has earned admiration from icons such as Quincy Jones, Elton John, and Bill Withers. He reached a wide audience with State of Mind, produced by Arif Mardin, a landmark release now celebrating two decades. Since then he has collaborated with artists including Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, Marcus Miller, Snoop Dogg, and Roberta Flack, appeared with orchestras, and performed at major jazz festivals around the world. He has also showcased new music on national television with an appearance on The Jennifer Hudson Show. His latest recording, Lost & Found (2024), released on his own ReKondite ReKords label, reflects his continued growth as a writer and composer while preserving the open, genre-crossing spirit at the heart of his sound. Critics have highlighted the depth of his musical imagination and the focus that runs through everything he creates. Event policies include communal, first come seating and a $20 minimum purchase per person for food or beverages. A full dinner menu and bar are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm ticket details before purchasing.
Blue Note HawaiiKAMALEHUA: The Sheltering Tree
KAMALEHUA: The Sheltering Tree is an opera making its world premiere, brought to the stage by Hawai'i Opera Theatre. Directed and choreographed by Kumu Patrick Makuakāne, it recounts the true story of Timoteo Haʻalilio, who served as Royal Secretary and was a lifelong friend to King Kamehameha III. The production is presented at Blaisdell Concert Hall.
Blaisdell Concert Hall - Oahu, HawaiiBusiness After Hours
Business After Hours, presented by the Office of Economic Revitalization, offers an evening of networking and creativity at OurSpace, the newly launched nonprofit makerspace, hybrid production and creative incubation studio. Enjoy light pupus and beverages with two drink tickets included with registration, take a guided tour of the space with a special keepsake to take home, and enter for door prizes. A ribbon cutting for OurSpace will be held with remarks from Mayor Blangiardi. The program also features a panel of creatives on the role of creativity in business, including Akemi Hiatt, Executive Director of OurSpace, Walea Constantinau, Honolulu Firm Office Comissioner, and others. Designed for emerging leaders, experienced executives, creatives, and everyone in between, it offers opportunities to connect and learn.
OurSpaceJID
A BAMP Project event brings JID to The Republik in Honolulu for a live performance, featuring guest performer Jordan Ward. Tickets are available.
The RepublikAloha Pub Crawl
Explore the history of the Hawaiian Islands on a history-focused pub crawl through Waikiki. An expert guide leads you to a selection of local bars while sharing stories connected to the area’s past.
Fort DeRussy ParkLegal Aid Society of Hawaii
Legal Aid Society of Hawaii provides assistance with enrolling families in Medicaid and Marketplace health insurance.
Liliha Public LibraryMasood Boomgaard | May 7
International comedian Masood Boomgaard appears as Self-help Singh, a satirical life coach and proudly demotivational speaker who arrived after a head-first tumble during a hurried trip to the bathroom following some ill-fated lamb vindaloo. The live show blends sharp stand-up, playful parody, and send-ups of motivational talks, pairing big laughs with a dose of common sense. Millions have encountered these tongue-in-cheek teachings online. Over a decade as a full-time performer, Boomgaard has appeared in New York, London, and Dubai, and during lockdown he even performed in his father’s garage. He lives in South Africa with his cat... for now. Seating operates on a first come, first served basis. Each guest has a $20 minimum for food or beverages. A full bar and a complete dinner menu are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm your ticket selection before purchasing.
Blue Note HawaiiU.S. Women's Open Qualifying at Honolulu, Hawaii
Honolulu Country Club hosts a qualifying event for the U.S. Women's Open, one of 26 sites held across the United States and select international locations. Competitors complete 36 holes of stroke play. Entry is open to professionals and to amateurs with a handicap of 2.4 or lower.
Honolulu Country ClubTaylor Dayne
American pop icon Taylor Dayne first burst onto the global stage in 1987 with her debut single Tell It To My Heart. Since then she has earned 17 Top 20 hits, including the Number One singles Love Will Lead You Back, Prove Your Love, and I'll Always Love You. Her career includes more than 75 million albums and singles sold worldwide, three Grammy nominations, an American Music Award, multiple New York Music Awards, and honors from the New York Music Hall of Fame. Rolling Stone ranks her as the number 18 Female Dance artist of all time. Known for crossing genres, she has scored hit singles across Pop, Dance, R&B, Adult Contemporary, and Rock.
Hawaii TheatreTea & Champagne
Now in its 21st year, Tea & Champagne is presented by Women’s Fund of Hawai‘i at the Sheraton Waikiki.
Sheraton Waikiki Beach ResortWhen News Breaks Book Discussion & Signing with Carol Lin
A book discussion and signing at Ala Moana Center features CNN anchor Carol Lin and her book When News Breaks. Lin recounts delivering the first network report on the September 11 attacks and reflects on the unexpected turn her life took a month later. The program offers conversation about her experience in breaking news and time for signing copies.
Ala Moana Center3Rs School Recycling Drive - University Laboratory School
A community 3Rs School Recycling Drive at University Laboratory School: A Hawai‘i Public Charter School offers residents a convenient way to drop off items for reuse and recycling. Residential drop offs only are accepted, and each drop off is limited to one truckload. Scrap metal such as bicycles, metal desks, filing cabinets and certain appliances will be collected with Radius Recycling. Items that contain refrigerants like air conditioners and refrigerators are not accepted, and neither are compressed gas cylinders, microwaves or light bulbs. Electronics will be accepted in partnership with T&N Computer Recycling Services and Hawaiian Hope, including computers, TVs, laptops, large toner and printer cartridges, cell phones, cameras and game systems. Keep cables intact. Smart boards, light bulbs and large commercial printers or copiers are not accepted. Limit one television per vehicle or household. Household goods and personal documents will be accepted for off-site shredding with Goodwill Industries Hawaii. Paper is limited to two boxes per vehicle or household. Baby equipment, mattresses and futons are not accepted. Household and car batteries are not accepted. Only used household cooking oil will be collected with Pacific Biodiesel, limited to two gallons per vehicle or household. No commercial sources. Redeemable HI-5 beverage cans and bottles will be taken with Reynolds Recycling, and caps should be removed. Proceeds from HI-5 containers, scrap metal and used cooking oil will benefit the host school. The 3Rs School Recycling Drives are coordinated by Kōkua Hawaiʻi Foundation as part of the 3Rs School Program and are made possible through sponsorship from Radius Recycling and support from Pacific Biodiesel, T&N Computer Recycling Services, Reynolds Recycling, Goodwill Industries Hawaiʻi and Hawaiian Hope. These drives give schools, families and community members an easy way to divert materials from the landfill.
University Laboratory School: A Hawai‘i Public Charter SchoolJCCH Craft & Collectibles Fair x Hanami
Celebrate hanami, the Japanese tradition of flower viewing, at the JCCH Craft & Collectibles Fair. Shop from local businesses, enjoy live entertainment and cultural demonstrations, and savor food and drinks amid sakura themed decor in the JCCH first floor courtyard and breezeway at this pet-friendly gathering. Food and drink offerings feature Chibi Confectionery, da_manjuladyLLC, goodneighbors bento, Green Times Matcha, Grill N' Eats, Mochiffle, O•I•DE Kitchen, Popcorn Express, and Shaka Bowls. Performances and demonstrations are presented by Urasenke Hawaii Association, Sawai Koto Kai, Hikariyama Torao, Aloha Hawaii Brother Sister Duo, and Ryugen Taiko. Urasenke Hawaii Association will also host a tea and sweets event along with a tea ceremony demonstration. The 74th Cherry Blossom Festival Court will lead a keiki friendly fan craft and coloring activity. The JCCH Gift Shop will be open and the Historical Gallery will be closed. A current vendor list is posted on the event page. Admission is free, and parking validation is available with a JCCH Gift Shop purchase.
Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'iPOW WOW IN PARADISE 2026
This powwow is hosted at Ala Moana Beach Park, Magic Island in Honolulu, with Sharpshooter serving as the host drum.
Ala Moana Beach Park- Magic IslandHale Koa Hotel Mother's Day Dinner
A lavish Mother’s Day dinner buffet at Hale Koa Hotel fills the Banyan Tree Showroom with slow roasted prime rib, fresh seafood with an island flair, and assorted sushi. It offers a memorable way to bring the celebration to a close with an unforgettable meal. Tickets are limited.
Halekoa Hotel WaikikiMother's Day Brunch
Celebrate Mother’s Day at Hale Ikena with a generous brunch buffet presented by Pacific Palms Catering. Enjoy a variety that includes a station for carved selections, a made-to-order omelet bar, an assortment of hot dishes, crisp salads, and indulgent desserts. Each mother receives one complimentary mimosa. The event welcomes the general public, Active Duty personnel, and DoD ID cardholders. Seating is limited, so reservations are encouraged. For reservations or questions, call (808) 787-4011.
Hale ‘Ikena Community Activity CenterPūpūkahi Spring Concert 2026: Time Flies
Mid-Pacific School of the Arts presents its annual Spring Hula Concert, "Time Flies," presented by Pūpūkahi I Ke Alo O Nā Pua. It will be a celebration of talent and spirit.
Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach ResortAdam Golka
The Hawaii Symphony Orchestra, led by Joann Falletta, will perform with Adam Golka playing Mozart.
Hawaii TheatreKapi'olani Park Walking Tour
Explore the story of Hawaiʻi on a guided walk through Kapiʻolani Park that begins at Kaimana Beach and concludes in front of the Honolulu Zoo. The experience spans about three hours with a total walking distance of less than a mile. It features four to five stops of roughly 20 to 30 minutes each, and each pause is planned in shaded, comfortable areas with places to sit. Guests are welcome to bring a compact folding chair. Along the way, the route traces eras from the time associated with Kamehameha I through the Hawaiian Kingdom, the illegal overthrow, and the years that followed. The focus is on narratives often missing from classroom lessons. Archival images and other media help compare then and now, offering a chance to step into the past. The aim is for participants to leave with a fuller understanding of Hawaiʻi, its accomplishments, and its challenges, and to carry those stories home to share. Water and granola bars are available on site, though bringing a personal water bottle is encouraged. Comfortable shoes, sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, a portable fan, a camera, and note taking supplies are recommended. Free and paid parking can be found around Kapiʻolani Park, and the Honolulu Zoo operates a large paid lot open to the public. Restrooms are accessible along the way. A short survey is collected at the end to support ongoing improvements by Now & Then Tours Hawaiʻi. A 50 percent kamaʻāina discount is offered.
Kaimana BeachWaikiki Crawling - Aloha Pub Crawl
Experience Waikiki on a guided pub crawl that blends bar visits with tales from the islands of Hawaii. An expert guide escorts the group to some of the top bars in the area and shares stories along the way.
Spyro Gyra
Spyro Gyra marks a major milestone as Jay Beckenstein and the band begin honoring 50 years together, a celebration that began in 2024. What started as a casual diversion done purely for fun has grown into a decades-long musical journey.
Blue Note HawaiiKapi'olani Park Walking Tour
Discover the history of Kapiʻolani Park on a walking tour that begins at Kaimana Beach and ends in front of the Honolulu Zoo. Although the outing might sound lengthy, the walking portions are short, with a total distance under a mile. The route includes four to five shaded stops with places to sit on picnic tables or grass, and foldable chairs are welcome. Stories span from ancient Hawaiʻi and the era of Kamehameha I through the Hawaiian Kingdom, the overthrow, and beyond, sharing perspectives that are rarely covered in classrooms. Historical images and media help compare past and present so participants can better visualize change over time. The goal is to leave with a deeper understanding of Hawaiʻi, its history, successes, and challenges, and to bring these stories home to share with family and friends. Water and granola bars are available on site, and bringing a personal water bottle is recommended. Suggested items include comfortable shoes, sunglasses, hats, sunscreen, a folding chair, a portable fan, a camera, and materials for taking notes. Participants can share on social media and tag @nowandthentours with #nowandthentours. Public restrooms are accessible along the route. Free and paid parking are available around Kapiʻolani Park, and the Honolulu Zoo offers a large paid lot open to the public. Surveys are collected at the end to gather feedback for Now & Then Tours Hawaiʻi. A 50 percent kamaʻāina discount is offered.
Kaimana BeachLegal Aid Society of Hawaii
The Legal Aid Society of Hawaii is offering assistance with enrolling families in Medicaid and Marketplace health insurance, also known as the Affordable Care Act. Anyone who requires an auxiliary aid or service for effective communication, or a modification of policies or procedures to participate in a program, service or activity should contact library staff as soon as possible. Advance requests are encouraged, but not required. The program schedule is subject to change.
Liliha Public LibraryRAINBOW GRADUATION EVENING EVENT 2026
A celebration honoring LGBTQIA+ graduates from the University of Hawai‘i, Chaminade, HPU, and local high schools creates a safe, welcoming space for students, families, and friends to recognize their accomplishments. An uplifting program features speakers, food, and opportunities for community connection as graduates are honored. Admission is free with RSVP, and a pay-what-you-want option is available to support event costs.
Hawaii Theatre CenterJack Johnson
BAMP Project brings the hometown premiere of Jack Johnson’s documentary, SURFILMUSIC, to Blaisdell Concert Hall with two screenings. The film follows his path from surfer to filmmaker to musician, weaving rarely seen surf footage with personal archives and the stories behind songs shaped by the ocean, friendship, and exploration. Each evening features the screening, a talk story segment, and a live acoustic performance. The local resident presale has ended. Due to severe storms in Hawaii, the public on-sale is postponed until further notice, and further updates on the schedule will be shared.
Blaisdell Concert HallBowling For Soup at The Republik - Honolulu
Bowling For Soup takes the stage at The Republik for a lively night of live music. Expect plenty of moments to sing along to familiar hits with friends and enjoy an energetic concert experience.
The RepublikWaikiki Crawling - Aloha Pub Crawl
Explore Waikiki on a guided history pub crawl that pairs storytelling with visits to a selection of local bars. An expert guide shares the history of the Hawaiian Islands as the group moves from stop to stop, with tales that bring the past to life. Guests can sip between stops and learn more about the neighborhood through the places visited.
Yellow Face
Tickets are listed for Yellow Face at Manoa Valley Theatre in Honolulu, Hawaii. The listing provides options for attending this performance at the venue.
Manoa Valley TheatreThe Other Ones
Oahu’s homegrown Grateful Dead tribute band brings expansive jams, late night energy, and a party-first mindset to the Blue Note, a room known for welcoming standout touring acts. They aim to honor the Grateful Dead songbook while taking risks and creating something in the moment that gets the crowd moving and keeps the momentum going. This milestone outing is described as their biggest show yet and includes two sets with an intermission. All tickets are general admission. Early Bird at $15.00 is sold out, Plan Ahead is $22.50, and Last Chance is $30.00. Seating is communal on a first come, first served basis, and there is a $20 food or beverage minimum per person. A full bar and a full dinner menu are available. Tickets are nonrefundable and nonexchangeable, so please verify your order details before purchasing.
Blue Note HawaiiJoe Dombrowski at Blue Note - Honolulu
Joe Dombrowski appears at Blue Note Hawaii in Honolulu.
Blue Note HawaiiKathy Griffin Tickets
At Hawaii Theatre, Kathy Griffin unleashes uncensored stand up, fearless storytelling, and razor sharp wit. The set keeps the energy high, delivering big laughs and the kind of moments that make headlines.
Hawaii TheatreRomantic Currents
At Doris Duke Theatre, pianist Joyce Yang performs with CMH ensembles in a program of Romantic era works filled with vivid expression and deep feeling. The program features Farrenc’s Sextet in C Minor, Op. 40 and Dvořák’s Piano Quintet No. 2 in A Major, Op. 81.
Doris Duke TheatreKATHY GRIFFIN: New Face New Tour
Two-time Emmy and Grammy winner Kathy Griffin brings a fresh tour powered by the sharp, unfiltered humor that established her as a force on television, on the road, and in publishing. Recognized worldwide, she previously sold out shows across North America, Europe, Australia, and Singapore with her Laugh Your Head Off world tour. That momentum led to her first docu-comedy feature, Kathy Griffin: A Hell of a Story, which opened in more than 700 theaters nationwide, appeared at numerous film festivals to critical acclaim, and is available for digital download on Apple, Amazon, or wherever movies are sold.
Hawaii Theatre Center13th Annual Big Island Jazz & Blues Festival 2026
The 13th Annual Big Island Jazz & Blues Festival brings live jazz and blues to an oceanfront setting at Mauna Kea Beach Hotel, featuring Grammy-recognized artists. Tickets are available.
Mauna Kea Beach HotelGo Topless Day
Go Topless Day is planned at Navy Exchange Mall-Pearl Hbr with Jeep activities in the works. Admission is free, and there are no tickets to buy, so any attempt to sell tickets on Facebook is a scam. Details are still being finalized, and organizers will share more information as plans come together.
Navy Exchange Mall-Pearl HbrMade with Aloha Gift Fair
Discover a local shopping experience at Pearlridge Center featuring a wide selection of one-of-a-kind goods from vendors in the area. Explore the offerings and find what you need across a broad range of items.
Pearlridge CenterThe Rock and Roll Playhouse: Music of The Beatles for Kids
Celebrate the songs of The Beatles in a kid-focused concert featuring Maui Pranksters, presented by The Rock and Roll Playhouse. Designed for families with children ten and under, this interactive program blends timeless rock favorites with games, movement, and storytelling that encourage creativity and make live music accessible to young listeners. Sound levels are kept lower for small ears, and some families may prefer using hearing-protection earmuffs such as Baby Banz. Every child must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver. The performance honors the music of the artists named, but it is not affiliated with or endorsed by them. The Rock and Roll Playhouse is a national family concert series presented at notable music venues, inviting children to sing, dance, and play along while discovering classics from rock history. For many kids, it offers an early introduction to the excitement of live performance. Photography and video may be taken during the event. Attendance grants the venue, The Rock and Roll Playhouse, and their licensees permission to use such images and recordings in any media. Seating is communal and first come, first served. A $20 food or beverage minimum applies per person, with a full bar and complete dinner menu available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please verify ticket details before purchasing.
Blue Note HawaiiHawaii Law Enforcement Memorial Annual Remembrance Ceremony
An annual ceremony honoring Hawai'i law enforcement includes a special tribute to Maui Police Officer Suzanne O. The observance takes place at the Hawai'i Law Enforcement Memorial at the Kalanimoku Building.
Hawaii Law Enforcement MemorialHonolulu Triathlon 2026
The 2026 edition of the Honolulu Triathlon is confirmed, with registration scheduled to open beforehand. Additional sign-up information will be provided by the organizers.
Ala Moana ParkHonolulu, HI - May 17 Training Session (Ranking Day)
Part of the 2026 CSK National Training Program, this session at James B. Castle HS blends regular instruction with Ranking Day evaluations. Led by CSK lead instructor Adam Stack, the training focuses on core skills followed by structured assessments for rank review.
James B. Castle High SchoolWaikiki Crawling - Aloha Pub Crawl
Explore Waikiki on a guided pub crawl that pairs local history with visits to area bars. An expert guide shares stories of the Hawaiian islands along the way, turning each stop into a glimpse of the past. Discover the neighborhood through its lively bar scene and the tales that bring it to life.
Waikiki Makers Market — Island Craft Fairs & Events
This is a weekly market perfect for both locals and tourists. There are unique items, food, desserts, handcrafted goods, permanent jewelry, and live entertainment. Shoppers get free admission, and there are giveaways.
Waikiki Beach WalkRay Lau Tickets
At Blue Note Hawaii, Ray Lau brings quick wit and vivid storytelling with a modern twist. Crisp punchlines and everyday humor keep the laughs coming throughout the show.
Blue Note HawaiiMay 21st General Membership Meeting
This General Membership Meeting includes lunch at Sera Restaurant inside the Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & Spa. The featured speaker is Syndee Taira, a registered nurse and the founder and IV specialist of Hydraloha, an IV therapy service provider. The lunch menu will be announced soon. Pricing is $40 for guests and late RSVPs, and $35 for current members. Those who cannot attend in person can participate via Zoom, with the link available upon request.
Renaissance Honolulu Hotel & SpaSon Little
Son Little performs live at Blue Note Hawaii in Honolulu.
Blue Note HawaiiNourish: an Oʻahu Gala
Set at Alohilani Resort Waikiki Beach, Hawai‘i Foodbank’s annual gala spotlights community and the push for a hunger-free Hawai‘i. The evening features a special live performance by Kapena, a multiple Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award honoree. Tickets are available.
Alohilani Resort Waikiki BeachMariah The Scientist Tickets Honolulu HI The Republik
Mariah The Scientist brings a live concert to The Republik in Honolulu. Two performances are planned, giving fans more than one opportunity to attend. Tickets are offered through the MyCityRocks Ticket Exchange, a resale marketplace with a large inventory that can include premium options and seats to shows that are sold out at the box office. Purchases are backed by an authenticity guarantee for valid entry and a money back guarantee if the event is canceled without a rescheduled date, excluding shipping. Prices are determined by individual sellers and may be listed above or below face value.
The RepublikMarlon Wayans Tickets
At Blue Note Hawaii, Marlon Wayans delivers an energetic stand-up set rooted in candor and real-life storytelling. He weaves personal anecdotes with quick observations and candid humor, keeping the pace lively and the laughs frequent. The atmosphere feels intimate and in the moment, with spontaneous riffs that make each show distinct. Ticket quantities are limited. Discounts are available on eligible orders using code TAKE5 for 5% off $199+ or TAKE10 for 10% off $349+.
Blue Note HawaiiSon Little
Son Little performs live at Blue Note Hawaii. Details are available on how to buy tickets and attend this concert, making it simple to secure admission and get ready for the show.
Blue Note HawaiiYellow Face
Experience Yellow Face at Manoa Valley Theatre in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Manoa Valley TheatreDropTop
Droptop blends modern country, pop, and rock into a lively set. Look forward to crowd-pleasing hits paired with overlooked favorites, all arranged to spark big sing-alongs and keep the energy high.
Echoa Ridge at Wet'n'Wild HawaiiWaikiki Crawling - Aloha Pub Crawl
Discover the stories of the Hawaiian Islands on a history-focused pub crawl through Waikiki. An expert guide leads the way to a selection of local bars, sharing the background of the venues and the area’s past as you go. Enjoy a spirited outing that pairs island heritage with a tour of Waikiki’s bar scene.
Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaiʻi 2026
Now in its 28th year, the Shinnyo Lantern Floating Hawaiʻi ceremony gathers the community at Ala Moana Beach Park under the theme “Many Rivers, One Ocean.” People of all backgrounds come together to honor fallen military members and loved ones in a setting centered on reflection, gratitude, and healing. Individual lanterns are available on a first come, first served basis while supplies last, with a dedicated request line for military personnel. Messages for the Collective Remembrance Lanterns may be written at the beach or submitted online in advance. The ceremony can also be experienced remotely through broadcast partner KHON News and via livestream on YouTube and the organization’s website.
Ala Moana Beach ParkKapi'olani Park Walking Tour
Explore the rich past of Kapiʻolani Park on a historical walking tour that begins at Kaimana Beach and concludes in front of the Honolulu Zoo. The experience spans about three hours with an easy pace and less than a mile of total walking. Expect four to five unhurried stops, each lasting roughly 20 to 30 minutes in shaded areas with grass or picnic tables for comfortable seating, and feel free to carry a small folding chair if that helps. Stories trace Hawaiʻi’s journey from traditional times through the rise of the Hawaiian Kingdom, the unlawful overthrow, and later chapters, highlighting perspectives that are not often covered in classrooms. Images and other media bring past and present into focus, helping everyone visualize the changes over time. Water and granola bars are provided, and bringing a personal water bottle is encouraged. For comfort, consider sturdy shoes, sunglasses, a hat, sunscreen, a compact chair, a portable fan, a camera, and something for taking notes. Participants are welcome to share their experience on social media and tag @nowandthentours with #nowandthentours. Both free and paid parking can be found around Kapiʻolani Park, and the Honolulu Zoo offers a large public paid lot. Restrooms are available along the route. A brief survey will be collected at the end to support feedback for Now & Then Tours Hawaiʻi. A 50% kamaʻāina discount is available.
Kaimana BeachKapi'olani Park Walking Tour
Explore the stories of Kapiʻolani Park on a guided history walk that highlights one of Hawaiʻi’s earliest public parks. The route begins at Kaimana Beach and concludes in front of the Honolulu Zoo. Although scheduled for about three hours, the pace is relaxed, with a total distance of under a mile. The group stops at four to five shaded locations for 20 to 30 minutes each, with places to sit on picnic tables or grass, and foldable chairs are welcome. Along the way, participants hear accounts spanning from early Hawaiʻi and King Kamehameha I to the rise of the Hawaiian Kingdom, its overthrow considered illegal, and the years that followed. Images and media help compare past and present, creating moments to step into the area’s history. The aim is for guests to leave with a deeper understanding of Hawaiʻi’s past, its achievements and its challenges, and to feel prepared to share these stories with others. Water and granola bars are available on site, and bringing a personal water bottle is recommended. Comfortable shoes and sun protection such as sunglasses, a hat, and sunscreen are suggested, and optional items like a folding chair, a small fan, a camera, and something for notes can add comfort. Those who share their experience online can tag @nowandthentours and use #nowandthentours. Parking options include both free and paid spaces around Kapiʻolani Park, and the Honolulu Zoo offers a large paid lot. Public restrooms are accessible along the route. Short surveys are distributed and collected at the end to support feedback for Now & Then Tours Hawaiʻi. A 50 percent kamaʻāina discount is available.
Kaimana Beach06:00PM - Blue Note Hawaii
At Honolulu’s Blue Note Hawaii, Chris Botti performs.
Blue Note HawaiiWaikiki Crawling - Aloha Pub Crawl
Explore Waikiki on a history-themed pub crawl that pairs stops at top bars with stories of the Hawaiian Islands. A knowledgeable guide leads the way, sharing background and anecdotes along the route. The format combines a social outing with historical storytelling.
Marlon Wayans — Lake Charles
Marlon Wayans takes the stage with high energy, fearless punchlines, and physical comedy that can turn a room into nonstop laughter. Look for razor sharp observations, standout audience moments, and momentum that never lets up from the opening joke to the final callback. Known from White Chicks, Scary Movie, and The Wayans Bros., he delivers charismatic storytelling, lively improv, and crowd work that keeps the laughs coming throughout the show.
Honolulu, HIHonolulu Botanical Gardens Spring Classes — CULTURE AND ARTS ON OʻAHU
New hands-on classes at Honolulu Botanical Gardens take place at Hoʻomaluhia Botanical Garden. Offerings include Soil Painting, where participants create artwork with natural soils and explore the colors of the earth, along with Blue Marble. Space is limited.
Hoʻomaluhia Botanical GardenTabletop Oahu Spring 2026
Tabletop Oahu Spring 2026 brings a full weekend of tabletop gaming to the Hawaii Convention Center, featuring board games, role-playing games, miniatures, paint and take activities, and play-to-win opportunities. Registration is open. VIP pass holders receive entry one hour early along with an exclusive holo badge and a convention shirt. The theme is Game Cafe, so expect charming coffee and pastry imagery. Badge pricing is available. Parking will be available across the street at Ala Moana, with further details to be shared closer to the event.
Hawaii Convention CenterSpike and Serve Summer Volleyball Clinics
Summer volleyball clinics led by top coaches from Hawaii offer training in setting and hitting, serving, passing, defense, comprehensive all-skills work, competitive play, and preparation for club and school teams. Programs serve ages 5 through 18 with options for beginners, intermediates, and advanced players. Sessions take place at the Spike and Serve Gym to help participants develop and refine their game.
Spike and Serve GymYuki Chiba | June 6
Tokyo-born artist Yuki Chiba, born April 22, 1990 in Oji in Tokyo’s Kita ward, crafts songs with diary-like lyrics, a distinctive flow, and an effortless ability to move across genres, connecting with listeners around the world. He launched music under his own name with the viral single Team Tomodachi in February 2024. That momentum continued when Megan Thee Stallion’s MAMUSHI featuring Yuki Chiba became a global hit, leading to his milestone as the first Japanese artist to perform at the VMAs in the United States. Within about six months he released a remarkable series of projects, including the albums STAR, Okumanchoja (Millionaire), and Eien (Eternity), plus a collaborative record with Stillz titled separated at birth. He followed with his first solo concert as Yuki Chiba at the renowned Budokan, wrote the official anthem for the FPS game VALORANT, and continues to collaborate with artists such as Murda Beatz, Feid, and Big Sean. Outside of music, he contributes columns for TV and print and works with brands and companies. Seating is first come, first served. There is a $20 minimum per person for food or beverages. A full bar and full dinner menu are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm that tickets are for the intended date and time.
The Wilmette Open Water Swim Race 2026
Registration is open for WOW. The announcement tags @wilmetteparks, @ouilmettefoundation, @alongswim, @greatchicagocharityswim, and @openwaterswimming.
Beach HouseSteps For Vets 5K 2026
U.S.VETS Hawai'i hosts the third annual Steps for Vets 5K, a run, walk, or roll at Ala Moana Beach Park that rallies community support for veterans. As a peer-to-peer fundraiser, it advances U.S.VETS' mission to prevent and end homelessness among veterans nationwide. Participants can take part individually or as team captains, raising or donating funds that bolster programs and services for veterans and their families. Each step taken and every dollar contributed helps veterans rebuild and maintain independence.
Magic Island-Ala Moana Beach ParkOʻahu Summer Nature Adventure Camp
Designed for keiki ages 6 to 11, this week-long Oʻahu camp from Hawaiʻi Nature Center offers a science-centered, tech-free immersion in the outdoors during school breaks, including summer. Guided by environmental educators, each day nurtures curiosity, encourages caring for the land, and helps children build a deeper connection to Hawaiʻi’s natural beauty through hands-on exploration. Activities include guided hikes, fishing, bug investigations, nature-inspired crafts, and field trips to local tide pools and wetlands. Campers learn about native plants and island ecosystems, practice mālama ʻāina, and grow confidence while forming new friendships in a safe, supportive setting. Schedules for Maui programs may differ.
Dave Koz & Friends | June 16-18
Enjoy an evening of contemporary jazz with Dave Koz & Friends. The Grammy-nominated American saxophonist, composer, and radio host first stepped into the spotlight in the late 1980s while touring with Bobby Caldwell and Richard Marx, then launched a thriving solo career with a 1990 debut that led to chart success. He has collaborated with artists such as Celine Dion, Stevie Nicks, and Barry Manilow, pairing a charismatic stage presence with versatile musicianship. Beyond the stage, his syndicated radio show and annual jazz cruises have broadened his connection with audiences worldwide. Seating is communal and available on a first come, first served basis. A full bar and complete dinner menu are offered, and there is a $20 minimum purchase per guest for food or beverages. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so be sure to choose the correct performance when purchasing tickets.
2026 Juneteenth Block Party
The Tom Moffat Waikiki Shell hosts a Juneteenth block party centered on liberation, remembrance of ancestors, and shared resilience. The celebration welcomes the Black diaspora to connect in Hawaiʻi alongside local communities who understand the impacts of colonization, honoring culture and history together. Expect music, food, and a vibrant atmosphere of Black joy. Admission is free with RSVP, and there are opportunities for vendors and day-of volunteers.
The Tom Moffat Waikiki ShellTHE ROMANTICS & STRANGELOVE
This lineup pairs The Romantics with Strangelove for a night of high-energy rock and new wave nostalgia. Born on Detroit’s east side, The Romantics blended American roots rock with British Invasion influences to craft a punchy, radio-ready sound. Their hits include What I Like About You, Talking in Your Sleep, and One in a Million, along with crowd favorites Rock You Up and When I Look in Your Eyes. Their songs continue to echo across classic and contemporary rock stations and have been featured in major commercials, popular films like Shrek and Grown Ups, and series such as Stranger Things. The band’s current roster includes Wally Palmar on lead vocals, Coz Canler on lead guitar, Bruce Witkin on bass, Joey Malone on guitar, and Mike Rizzi on drums.
SELLOUT WARNING: The Neighbourhood - THE WOURLD TOUR
BAMP Project brings The Neighbourhood to Blaisdell Arena as part of THE WOURLD TOUR. This concert welcomes attendees of all ages. Ticket access includes a BAMP Project presale, with a general public on-sale to follow.
Blaisdell ArenaOHANA 2026
The American Jujitsu Institute hosts a weekend gathering in Honolulu honoring Henry Seishiro Okazaki, founder of Kodenkan, also known as Danzan Ryu Jujitsu. The weekend features training clinics and tournaments, island-style entertainment, casual opportunities to connect, golf, tours and a closing awards banquet with an unlimited prime rib buffet. KSK is not the event organizer.
Ala Moana Hotel 410 Atkinson Drive, Honolulu, HI 968142026 Goodwill Goes GLAM! Fashion Show + GLAM! Pre-Sale
At Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, Goodwill Goes GLAM!, presented by Bank of Hawaiʻi Foundation, features a runway fashion show and GLAM! Pre-Sale to mark the event’s 15th year. Guided by Valerie Joseph and her POSHd touch, the show spotlights sustainable style alongside live performances. Following the runway, attendees receive first access to the 20,000 square foot GLAM! Sale, a pop-up Goodwill store filled with thousands of name-brand, designer, and one-of-a-kind finds, with select looks from the runway available for purchase. Proceeds support Goodwill Hawaii’s mission by funding free employment and education programs that serve tens of thousands of Hawaiʻi residents each year. Sponsorship or tickets are required for entry.
Blaisdell Exhibition HallSilversun Pickups
Silversun Pickups bring the Tenterhooks tour back to The Republik, making a return appearance for a live concert.
The Republik2026 Goodwill Goes GLAM! Sale – Hawaiʻi's Largest Secondhand Shopping Event
Goodwill Goes GLAM!, presented by Bank of Hawaiʻi Foundation, returns for its 15th year at Blaisdell Exhibition Hall with a two day shopping experience dedicated to secondhand style. The GLAM! Sale is recognized as Hawaiʻi’s biggest destination for pre-loved finds, featuring standout selections from Goodwill such as name brand fashion, vintage pieces, and one of a kind treasures at budget friendly prices. Merchandise is refreshed every hour throughout the event to keep the hunt exciting. Admission is free. Event revenue supports Goodwill Hawaii’s nonprofit programs that provide job training and employment services for thousands of local residents. Table sponsorships are available.
Blaisdell Exhibition Hall