Events in Honolulu, HI

A welcoming circle brings together pregnant moms and mothers with babies for gentle movement and meaningful conversation. It starts with a calm stretching session tailored to pregnancy and the postpartum period, focusing on safe, soothing exercises that support comfort, keep you active, and build confidence, with no prior experience required. Afterward, herbal tea is shared during an open circle where participants can connect, ask questions, make friends, and strengthen their support network. Conversations may cover preparing for birth and what to pack, caring for a newborn and favorite essentials, physical changes and recovery, relationships and the experience of motherhood, as well as the joys, worries, and everything in between. You are welcome to take part in the movement segment, the circle, or both, and simply listening is always okay. Babies are welcome. This gathering is donation based, and attendance is flexible.

Vocalist and multi-instrumentalist Braxton Cook shares music shaped by a season of heavy touring across Europe, Asia, and the United States and by the life changes that come with becoming a parent. His album Not Everyone Can Go blends jazz and R&B in a way that lingers between genres, evoking the easy glow of evening while exploring themes of release, change, and making space for what truly matters. Tickets are $25 to $35. Seats are available on a first come, first served basis. A $20 food or beverage minimum applies to each guest, and a full bar and complete dinner menu will be offered. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm your ticket selection carefully.

Bearaoke at In Between Waikiki offers karaoke with drinks available. Guests are welcome to sing, and there are no song fees for bear members and their guests. Ask the bartender about select shot specials.

Spike and Serve Volleyball offers year-round weekend clinics for boys and girls ages 5 to 15 at the Spike and Serve gym. Offerings include Hawai‘i Junior Volleyball for beginners ages 5 to 12, NXTLVL for intermediate players ages 10 to 14, and Prep All Skills for advanced athletes ages 12 to 15.

Seattle-born comedian and actor Adam Ray takes the stage as part of his Who Is Me Tour, blending quick-witted stand-up with on-the-spot characters that have fueled his rise across television and film. He reached the Netflix Top 10 with Dr. Phil Unleashed and became a fixture on Kill Tony, where his breakout personas earned him a place in the show’s Hall of Fame. His improvised production, Dr. Phil LIVE!, now tours internationally following the Hulu special Like and Subscribe. On screen, Ray is known for transformative roles, including Jay Leno in Pam & Tommy and Vince McMahon in Young Rock, along with appearances in Hacks, Curb Your Enthusiasm, and the film Barbie. His voice work includes Rick and Morty and King of the Hill. He also hosts the About Last Night podcast, which has featured guests such as Sandra Bullock and Bill Burr, and his sketches and stand-up clips have amassed more than 100 million views. Tickets are priced from $40 to $50. A presale is available with the promo code ARAY, followed by a general public on sale.

This cruise pairs a vivid sunset with a fireworks show above Waikiki Beach. Relax with a drink in hand as the boat heads toward Diamond Head, revealing wide views of Oahu’s coastline and a sky that sparkles after dark.

Enter a world of imagination where music, movement, and art illuminate the beauty and wonder of extraordinary animals. This World Premiere, brought to the stage by Ocean Music Action together with Hawaiʻi Theatre Center, unfolds as a multidisciplinary celebration of some of the planet’s rarest creatures. New choreography from Dance Heginbotham, performed by dancers of Ballet Hawaiʻi, is paired with an evocative live score. Obie Award winning puppeteer Greg Corbino brings large animal figures to life with meticulous detail and expressive storytelling. Original poems by local students weave through the performance, reflecting on connection, care, and a shared responsibility for the future of these animals. Internationally recognized artists collaborate with leading local creatives to shape a vivid, family friendly theatrical experience that delights the senses and encourages thoughtful action.

This event is presented in support of Still I Run.

A restorative women’s wellness getaway in Honolulu, Hawaii centers on slowing down and reconnecting with personal well-being. Mornings feature gentle yoga and meditation, complemented by nourishing chef-prepared meals. The experience emphasizes self-care with massage therapy, soothing spa treatments, time to unwind in a jacuzzi beneath the stars, and guided reflection. Luxury accommodations are included, along with wellness activities and opportunities to connect with other women focused on healing and renewal. Created as a chance to reset the mind and refresh the spirit, this weekend prioritizes rest, sisterhood, and meaningful memories. The total cost is $1,295, with a $500 deposit required to hold a place.

FIT4MOM Honolulu brings families together for a welcoming fitness session at Fort Ruger Park, also known as Triangle Park. The workout is designed for all ages, with options for kids to participate or relax on a mat next to their caregiver. Attend with a spouse, partner, friend, Tutu, or neighbor, or come on your own. New participants can register for a first class at no cost. FIT4MOM Honolulu is a wellness community for mothers that also offers in-person and virtual workouts and bootcamps, social gatherings like Mom’s Night Out, playgroups for mamas and keiki, and Ohana events for the whole family.

Hosted at the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaii, AIM Annual Event 2026 features guest speaker Dr. Donlon, a Christian conference voice with a national profile. The program centers on encouragement and renewed strength for attendees.

Judy Collins takes the stage for a concert that honors a lifetime of song and advocacy. The award-winning singer and songwriter, known for a clear, expressive voice and candid lyrics, first came to prominence in the 196s folk era and has remained a guiding influence through her commitment to social and environmental causes. Her set draws on imaginative renditions of folk favorites as well as her own poetic compositions, with a recorded legacy that spans 55 albums. This appearance is part of her farewell tour, a wide-reaching final chapter that offers a last opportunity to experience her storytelling and artistry in person. Tickets range from $45 to $75. Seats are assigned in the order guests arrive. There is a $20 per-person minimum for food or beverages, and both a full bar and a complete dinner menu are available. All sales are final, with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm the performance you select before purchasing.

Catch the Cleveland Browns versus the Buccaneers at Waikiki Brewing Company. Browns supporters can watch the game with fellow fans.

The HFFN monthly meeting gathers at a small park between Moanalua Middle School and Moanalua Elementary. Look for the group under the large tree. Many attendees use the back road entrance with four steps that lead down to the field. This is a potluck, so bring any dish to share. Paper goods, utensils, and bottled water are provided. Bring your own seating, such as a blanket or chair, for comfort. Feathered companions are welcome. For safety, birds should be clipped, in a carrier, or on a harness. For help with directions, call (808) 294-7382.

Discover Argentine Tango in a welcoming class created for newcomers. No prior dance experience is required and a partner is not necessary. Instructors introduce foundational steps and emphasize connection and confidence in a friendly setting at Paradise Tango. The first visit is $5, regular drop-in is $15, and student discounts and class cards are available. Wear comfortable clothes that allow movement and skip long skirts. Choose shoes with smooth soles that stay securely on your feet, and avoid heavy boots or loose sandals. Parking is available with the first hour free, then $3 per hour. For questions, text Jenny at 808-777-9383.

Paradise Tango offers a guided practice designed for dancers who want to refine their tango in a warm, supportive setting. Whether new to the dance or more experienced, participants can build confidence, polish technique, and connect with others while enjoying great music in a beautiful space. Drop in to focus on practice, or take a beginning or intermediate class and enjoy the practica at no extra cost. Guidance and helpful tips are available throughout so everyone can make the most of their time on the floor. Pricing is $5 for the practica on its own, or it is included with a $15 class and with a monthly membership.

Sunday/Funday at Tapa's Waikiki features a draft beer and well liquor bust hosted by The Aloha Bears on the 1st, 3rd, and 4th Sundays. Entry is $8 at the door and includes your first cup of draft beer or a well drink, with refills available at the bar for $3.50 for draft beer and $5 for well drinks. All door proceeds support The Aloha Bears' charities. Enjoy pool or gather a team for games like Jenga, connect four, and cornhole. The monthly pool tournament is held on the 1st Sunday. Dates and times may change based on other events at Tapa's Waikiki that week. The 10% Bears members discount does not apply to the beer and liquor bust, but it can be used for other beer, drinks, and shots.

Blue Note Hawaii hosts The Four Tops, the Motown vocal group whose hallmark sound paired Levi Stubbs’ commanding baritone with the smooth harmonies of Abdul “Duke” Fakir, Renaldo “Obie” Benson, and Lawrence Payton. Their music blended pop, R&B, and gospel into a polished style that resonated around the world, yielding hits like “It’s the Same Old Song,” “Bernadette,” “Standing in the Shadows of Love,” and “Ain’t No Woman (Like the One I’ve Got).” The group’s achievements include induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the Vocal Group Hall of Fame, and the National Rhythm & Blues Hall of Fame, along with recognition from Rolling Stone among the 100 Greatest Artists of All Time. Tickets are $75 to $85. Seating is first come, first served. A $20 food or beverage minimum applies per person. A full bar and full dinner menu are available. All sales are final and cannot be refunded or exchanged.

An elegant evening honoring business excellence unfolds at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki Beach Resort and Spa in the Regency Ballroom. The annual gala by Pacific Edge Magazine features early networking and check in, then guests will find their seats for a three course plated dinner, with one complimentary drink included. The program will recognize event sponsors and featured finalists, present a live auction, and announce the winners of the Business Achievement Awards. A best dressed contest is part of the festivities, and two attendees will be selected. Finalists are expected to attend, or a representative may participate on their behalf.

A spell-soaked comedy brings three infamous Salem sisters back from the grave and into the bewildering world of 2026. Hokus Pokus Live! transforms a beloved Halloween cult classic into a campy, fully scripted, all live singing spectacle led by drag royalty. Revived by Magica Mystica for a single evening, the glamorous coven unleashes sharp humor, big vocals, and a wicked mission to stay forever young, even if it means draining the life force of anyone in their path. All ages are welcome, though the show may include adult themes and strong language. Two optional VIP upgrades are available. The Coven Ultra VIP offers priority extra early entry, an intimate coven meeting with the witches, access to an exhibit of tour costumes and props, professional photos and a meet and greet with the cast, early shopping for tour merchandise, an exclusive gift, and a tour poster signed by the cast. The RIP, or Really Important Person, upgrade includes early entry, access to the costume and prop exhibit, professional photos and a meet and greet with the cast, early merch access, and a signed tour poster. Upgrade packages do not include a ticket to the show, and there are no refunds or exchanges. Featured artists include Ginger Minj, a Drag Race standout with film, television, and music credits; Jujubee, celebrated from Drag Race with acclaimed stage roles and charting EPs; Sapphira Cristál, season 16 runner-up and Miss Congeniality known for a six-octave, operatic range and high-profile appearances; and Landon Cider, a trailblazing Drag King and Dragula season 3 winner with judging roles across multiple series. The production is created by Fruit Wine Productions, a queer-owned company known for fully scripted theatrical drag experiences.

This social gathering launches the Ride Aloha Festival weekend with drinks and pūpū at the Coconut Club on the 21st floor of The Twin Fin Hotel. Attendees can enjoy an open bar and pūpū while connecting with others who celebrate bikes, HBL, and HCR. Everyone is welcome, and there is no requirement to ride on Sunday.

A close-knit, workshop-style gathering focuses on marriages between one man and one woman, blending practical strategies, Christian principles, and authentic stories to encourage growth in Christ. The experience centers on transformation and encouragement, offering guidance that strengthens the marital bond, uplifts families, and cultivates a caring community of couples.

Hawaiʻi Nature Center and the Hawaiian Ultra Running Team (HURT) present a casual run paired with learning activities in Makiki’s rainforest. Designed for keiki ages 6 to 14, with ʻohana welcome to take part, the experience blends trail fun with hands-on exploration of native plants and animals, Hawaiian cultural practices, and caring for the environment. Registration fees support local environmental education programs, and the exact start time will be announced.

Start the Honolulu Century Ride weekend with Lani the Adventurer, creator of Triple Crown Adventures, at an official shake out ride departing from packet pickup at the Ala Wai Golf Course Ballroom in Honolulu. The focus is connection rather than speed, with an easy social pace to loosen up legs, settle pre ride nerves, and get ready for the big miles ahead. It is a relaxed opportunity to meet other riders, share a few laughs, and enjoy the energy of the local cycling community in Hawai‘i. Open to those who are registered, curious, or simply want to be part of the vibe. Free RSVPs are requested to help with planning.

Los Angeles based musician and comedian Morgan Jay delivers a candid mix of songs, stand up, and performance art that leans into real moments. The set celebrates imperfections, prioritizes honesty and everyday relatability, and builds a sense of connection through shared experiences. His credits include appearances on MTV’s Wild 'N Out, NBC, and Comedy Central. Drawing on Brazilian and Italian heritage and formal training at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts, he pairs cultural perspective with polished stagecraft. He has earned awards, performed at festivals, and built a strong online following with a verified profile.

Cycle along Oʻahu’s South Shore and Windward Coast on an out-and-back route that begins in Waikīkī and reaches Swanzy Beach Park in Kaʻaʻawa before returning. Riders can tailor the experience with turnaround options at 25, 50, 75, or 100 miles, making it easy to choose a distance that fits personal goals. The course stays close to the ocean and the Koʻolau Range, offering striking views around every curve. A special two-mile section of Kalanianaʻole Highway along the Kaiwi Coast is closed to cars, creating a rare chance to enjoy the scenery without traffic. Known as the state’s biggest cycling event, it brings together more than 1,300 participants from around the world for a premier day on the bike.

Created for the 80th commemoration, this immersive theatrical program animates the history of the Honouliuli Internment Camp through a powerful combination of dance, music, and poetry. It sheds light on the experiences, resilience, and humanity of those who were incarcerated, guiding audiences through a moving exploration of this significant chapter in history. Featured participants include Jake Shimabukuro, Kenny Endo, Hawai‘i Youth Symphony, Hui ʻIwa Academy, Jill Togawa’s Purple Moon Dance Project, Halla Huhm Korean Dance Studio, Will Espero, and Sharon and Lauren Fujimoto-Johnson.

Shayne Smith, a Utah-born comedian, writer, podcaster, and musician, brings candid, story-centered stand-up that has earned a devoted following. He began performing in 2014 and soon picked up recognition as runner-up in Wiseguys’ 2015 Funniest Person in Utah competition and as City Weekly’s Best Alternative Comedian in 2016. His specials include Prison for Wizards from 2018, Alligator Boys from 2019, The Animal from 2021, Banned from Karate from 2023, and Ghosts Are Real released in January 2025. Beyond stand-up, he contributes to One Blade Magazine and fronts the band Painted Devils while touring sold-out venues across the country. Tickets are $25 to $35. Seating is first come, first served. There is a $20 minimum per person for food or beverages, and a full bar and full dinner menu are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please make sure to purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo.

Experience a monthly pop-up at Waterfront Plaza featuring crafters, food vendors, jewelers, and more, all highlighting the latest trends. Parking in the structure is $3. Vendor inquiries are welcome.

TIGHTROPE is an evening of true, first person storytelling about pressing ahead when the route is uncertain and courage is the only compass. Expect narratives about finding balance without a safety net, trusting instinct, and leaping before the landing is visible. The night explores bold risks and close calls, small acts of bravery and meaningful missteps, and moments like sending the message, buying the ticket, or finally revealing a long kept secret and watching life shift. Part of The Moth’s Mainstage tour, this program features a handpicked mix of writers, artists, adventurers, community members, and surprising voices who share personal stories live, without notes. The Moth is a global nonprofit dedicated to fostering open listening and honest sharing to deepen understanding. Since 1997, it has presented more than 70,000 live, note free stories in 11 countries across 4 continents. Today it produces over 600 live shows each year, as well as the Peabody Award winning Moth Radio Hour and the popular Moth Podcast. Through workshops for students, educators, adults, advocates, and professionals, it helps thousands of new storytellers discover and express their voices. A single choice can reshape the whole narrative.

Fresh from Off-Broadway and London’s West End, the internationally recognized A Taste of Ireland Company brings its signature Irish music and dance spectacle to Hawaii for the first time. Led by former World Irish dance champions and joined by artists from Lord of the Dance, Riverdance, and the recent West End cast of Éireann, the ensemble channels the spirit and drive of contemporary Ireland with a generous touch of Irish wit. Expect virtuoso footwork in gripping a cappella tap showdowns, lively folk-inspired mashups, and heartfelt storytelling, all performed live. Favorite tunes like Danny Boy, Tell Me Ma, and Wild Rover appear in fresh, reimagined versions that pair a modern score with the cast’s bold stage presence. Tradition meets today’s style with plenty of craic, creating a high-energy celebration that has had audiences around the world on their feet for the past decade.

Blaisdell Concert Hall in Honolulu hosts a combined gathering for the Pan Pacific Convention and the Far Western District 80th Anniversary Fall Convention, spotlighting barbershop harmony through contests and performances. Launched in 1994 to make competitions more accessible for choruses in New Zealand, Australia, and Hawaii, the Pan Pacific Convention has since become a destination for singers and supporters from around the world, with regular participation from Japan and the U.S. West Coast. With both conventions running together, the open contest features male, female, and mixed ensembles, drawing interest from groups in New Zealand, Australia, Hawaii, Japan, California, Washington, Oregon, Vancouver BC, and Arizona. Beyond the stage, attendees can enjoy local culture and activities, from visiting historic landmarks such as Pearl Harbor and Iolani Palace to snorkeling or taking a surf lesson, tasting diverse cuisines, hiking through rainforest to a waterfall, learning about hula and lei making at a luau, or simply relaxing in the tradewinds. Event headquarters is the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort, an oceanfront property with multiple towers, extensive dining and shopping, a five acre saltwater lagoon, several pools with waterslides, and Friday night fireworks. A secured rate of $209 per night plus $10 per day in USD is offered before taxes, and is available for three days before and three days after the convention. The daily resort charge includes WiFi, cultural programming, morning fitness classes, outdoor movies, a discount on catamaran sailing and an elite beach package, savings at the Reyn Spooner shop and spa retail, reduced pricing on Waikiki Beach activities and services, an offer from the Waikiki Aquarium, and a photo session.

Blue Note Hawaii hosts a stand-up show with actor and comedian Johnny Pemberton. Audiences may know him as Bo from NBC’s Superstore, and from films such as 21 Jump Street, 22 Jump Street, Neighbors 2, The Watch, Ant Man, Action Point, This Is 40, and Armando Iannucci’s Oscar-nominated In the Loop. He also stars in the film Mermaid. On television he appears as Thaddeus in Fallout on Amazon Prime, played Max in FX’s You’re the Worst, and starred in FOX’s Son of Zorn. His voice performances include Pickle and Peanut, Bob’s Burgers, Adventure Time, Middlemost Post, and Netflix’s The Midnight Gospel, where he also contributed as a writer. He is the host of the podcast LIVE to TAPE with Johnny Pemberton, previously titled Twisting The Wind. Tickets are priced from $20 to $30. Seating is first come, first served, with a $20 minimum purchase per person for food or drinks. A full bar and dinner menu are available. All sales are final and cannot be exchanged, so please verify your ticket selection before buying.

A multi-day jazz event featuring performances by Candy Dulfer, Keiko Matsui, Paul Taylor, and David Benoit. The main concerts take place at Hawaii Theatre, with additional events available for VIP and Platinum guests. Further information is available on the event website.

Psychic medium and spiritual mentor Matt Fraser offers readings that share messages from departed loved ones, drawing on a long history of connecting with the spirit world. His caring approach and clear communication have supported many people seeking comfort, healing, and a sense of closure. His work has reached audiences in live settings and on television, with appearances on The Real Housewives of New Jersey and his own series, Meet The Frasers. This appearance focuses on empathy and accurate, meaningful messages from the other side.

Television audiences have watched Matt Fraser share powerful readings with people around the world. This 90 minute live program brings that experience into the room, led by a New York Times bestselling author and psychic medium who connects with attendees in the moment. He moves among the crowd to offer spontaneous readings, sharing names, memories, dates, and other details linked to loved ones who have passed. As messages surface, the atmosphere can shift from curiosity to deep emotion, with reactions that include comfort, healing, laughter, and tears. Even when a message is meant for someone else, many find unexpected personal meaning and leave feeling they heard exactly what they needed. Every seat offers the possibility of an up close connection, and no two nights are alike because the audience and spirit guide what unfolds. More than a performance, it is a shared experience that affirms love continues beyond this life. Tickets are limited and the event is expected to sell out.

Brian Culbertson leads two special concerts at Hawaii Theatre with different lineups each night. One performance teams him with David Benoit and Paul Taylor, while the other brings Candy Dulfer and Keiko Matsui to the stage. The music spans smooth jazz, funk, and soul-infused grooves, showcasing a stellar ensemble throughout.

Geoff Tate, a multi-platinum, Grammy-nominated singer and songwriter, is widely regarded as one of rock’s premier vocalists, inspiring a broad range of contemporary artists. He is known for pairing socially aware storytelling and finely crafted lyrics with high-energy, melodically intricate music, earning international recognition alongside his band for an intelligent, forward-looking approach to rock. Over a prolific career he has recorded twelve studio albums and several live releases, with his work in Queensrÿche receiving four Grammy nominations and appearing in three films. The band has sold more than 25 million albums worldwide and performed in over 46 countries, often playing to sold-out audiences. Tate later continued under the name Operation Mindcrime with an ambitious three-part concept album, further underscoring a commitment to innovation and scale.

Tony Award winner Kelli O’Hara, a leading voice on Broadway, appears in a special event celebrating a career that spans stage, screen, and opera. Across twelve Broadway productions she has earned eight Tony nominations, winning Best Leading Actress in a Musical for her portrayal of Anna Leonowens in The King and I. Her stage work includes Kiss Me, Kate, The Bridges of Madison County, Nice Work If You Can Get It, South Pacific, The Pajama Game, The Light in the Piazza, Sweet Smell of Success, Follies, Dracula, and Jekyll & Hyde. On screen she earned an Emmy nomination for The Accidental Wolf and appears in HBO’s The Gilded Age, which received a SAG nomination for its ensemble in its second season. Additional film and television credits include Master of Sex, 13 Reasons Why, Blue Bloods, All My Children, All the Bright Places, Peter Pan Live!, Sex and the City 2, The Key to Reserva with Martin Scorsese, The Good Fight, N3mbers, and Car Talk. Her operatic highlights include a Metropolitan Opera debut in The Merry Widow opposite Renée Fleming, a return as Despina in Così fan tutte, and the world premiere of Kevin Puts’ The Hours as Laura Brown, which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Opera Recording. She appears frequently on PBS live telecasts and at The Kennedy Center Honors, and often performs with The New York Philharmonic and The New York Pops. Her solo albums, Always and Wonder in the World, are released on Ghostlight. Most recently she completed a limited Broadway run of Days of Wine and Roses, receiving the Outer Critics Circle Award and the Drama Desk Award for Outstanding Lead Performer in a Broadway Musical, along with Tony and Drama League nominations.

Ho‘onanea speaks to unhurried comfort, peaceful enjoyment, and contentment, and that spirit shapes this vintage-themed visit to one of Honolulu’s treasured historic homes. At Queen Emma Summer Palace, guests begin by choosing a vintage mu‘umu‘u from the colorful Mu‘umu‘u Library collection, then receive guidance from Kumu Kuhi to fashion a fresh floral hairpiece or lei po‘o. With attire complete, a docent leads a step back into history with stories of Queen Emma, the royal family, and life in old Hawai‘i. The experience concludes with a light picnic lunch of delightful bites, enjoyed together on the terrace with views of lush gardens or at the nearby park. Personal table settings with linens and china may be brought, and on-site tables and chairs are limited. The morning program is co-sponsored by the Daughters of Hawai‘i and Queen Emma Summer Palace, in partnership with Kumu Kuhi and Mu‘umu‘u Library, followed by lunch. General admission is $75, members of the Daughters of Hawai‘i or Calabash Cousins pay $65, and a $60 companion option provides access to the event without the use of a vintage mu‘umu‘u.

OnoFest & Fall Expo brings a fresh focus on first tastes and new finds at Neal S. Blaisdell Center. Every food and specialty beverage vendor unveils something created just for this show, and each debut bite or sip is priced at $6 or less so attendees can sample and share feedback. Expect a marketplace with more than two hundred exhibitors, offering plentiful tastings, innovative products for the home, and handcrafted works from local jewelry makers and artisans, along with special zones that spotlight what is new. The experience also includes a pop up marketplace, plant sales, and live entertainment, plus tastings from specialty vendors and giveaways scheduled each hour. Admission is $6.50 for the general public. Seniors 60 and older and military personnel receive a $5.50 rate. Children 12 and under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.

Frankie Moreno returns to Blue Note Hawaii with his trio for a live, high energy show that moves through rock and roll, blues, jazz, soul, and more. A six time Las Vegas Headliner of the Year who has sold millions of records, he also holds the world record for the most iTunes number one singles, totaling 124. Performing alongside him are his brother Tony on bass and his son Giovanni on drums, creating a family powered lineup that leans into spontaneous interplay, fresh arrangements of his biggest songs and crowd favorites, plus selections from their new trio album. No two shows are alike, and everything is performed entirely live without backing tracks or extra frills. Tickets range from $25 to $35. Seating is communal and filled in order of arrival. A $20 per person food or beverage minimum applies, and a full bar and dinner menu are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges.

At Blaisdell Center, the Body Mind Spirit Celebration gathers crystals, intuitive readers, healing arts, and wisdom traditions in one welcoming festival. Explore more than 55 booths and connect with approximately 25 psychics and healers while discovering natural wellness, personal development, and metaphysical themes. A single $10 weekend admission covers the exhibit hall as well as all talks and performances, and tickets are sold only at the venue during show hours. Parking is plentiful. Exhibitors with questions can call 541-482-3722.

Who's Bad delivers a high energy concert honoring Michael Jackson, capturing his music, movement, and showmanship with a full live band, dynamic dancers, and signature choreography. Founded in 2003, this longest running tribute has played more than 2,500 performances worldwide, entertaining audiences across the U.S., Europe, Asia, and beyond. Expect chart-topping favorites like Billie Jean, Smooth Criminal, Thriller, and more. Fronted by vocalist and dancer Taalib York, the production channels the precision, excitement, and emotional connection associated with Michael's legendary tours. With sellouts across the globe and recognition from industry figures and longtime MJ insiders, it stands as an authentic celebration of the King of Pop. Program, artists, dates, prices, and seating are subject to change.

Part of the Blue Note Comedy Series, this performance spotlights actor and stand-up Johnny Pemberton. Audiences may recognize him as Bo on NBC’s Superstore, from film roles in 21 Jump Street, 22 Jump Street, Neighbors 2, The Watch, Ant Man, Action Point, This Is 40, and Armando Iannucci’s Oscar-nominated In the Loop, and from starring in the feature Mermaid. On television he appears as Thaddeus in Fallout on Amazon Prime, played Max in FX’s You’re the Worst, and led the FOX comedy Son of Zorn. His voice credits include Pickle and Peanut, Bob’s Burgers, Adventure Time, Middlemost Post, and Netflix’s The Midnight Gospel, where he also contributed as a writer. He is the host of the podcast LIVE to TAPE with Johnny Pemberton, formerly Twisting the Wind. Tickets are priced from $20 to $30. Seating operates on a first-come, first-served basis, with a $20 minimum purchase per person for food or beverages. A full bar and complete dinner menu are offered. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so be sure to purchase for the intended performance. Mahalo.

Celebrate tango in Hawaii at Aloha Dancesport Center with a vacation-style festival of classes, social dancing, and performances. Learn with Celina Rotundo and Hugo Patyn, then enjoy milongas that feature dinner and live music from Los Angeles del Tango. DJs from the local scene and the mainland provide the soundtrack for the festivities.

Godfrey brings quick wit, spot-on impressions, and an irreverent streak shaped by a Chicago upbringing and an early love of classic comedy films. What began with imitating college football teammates grew into a career spanning film, television, and acclaimed live shows. On screen, he appeared as himself in Zoolander and delivered turns in Johnson Family Vacation, The Cookout with Queen Latifah, Phat Girlz starring Monique, and Soul Plane alongside Snoop Dogg. He became widely recognized as the face of a national 7UP campaign. Television highlights include Late Night with Jimmy Fallon, a Comedy Central hour titled Godfrey: Black By Accident, a recurring role on FX’s Louie, the lead in the FX pilot Bronx Warrants, development of an animated pilot for FOX based on his act, and regular appearances on Shaquille O’Neal’s Upload on TruTV. On the road, his one-man show The Godfrey Complex made a splash at the Just For Laughs festival in Montreal, after which GQ predicted a rapid rise. He continues to host and headline premier clubs across both coasts, including The Comedy Cellar, the Comic Strip, Caroline’s Comedy Club, the Laugh Factory, and the Improv in Los Angeles.

Celebrate Friendsgiving at sea with a 7-night Hawaiian adventure aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Pride of America. This roundtrip itinerary explores Oʻahu, Maui, Kauaʻi, and the Big Island with the convenience of unpacking once, and most mornings begin in a new port. An overnight in Maui adds extra time to take in the scenery. Optional shore excursions, hosted Friendsgiving activities, and plenty of free time create a balance of planned experiences and relaxation that suits solo travelers, couples, families, and groups of friends. Expect a mix of dramatic volcanic vistas and lush rainforest walks, with opportunities to visit Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, search for waterfalls, and unwind on renowned beaches with turquoise water and golden sand. Keep an eye out for Hawaiian green sea turtles, dolphins, and colorful marine life. Evenings bring memorable sunsets from ship and shore, along with ways to connect with local culture through music and traditions. A classic Hawaiian luau features Polynesian entertainment that includes a fire knife performance, and island cuisine is a highlight throughout. Between ports, enjoy time in charming towns, local markets, and unique boutiques. Pricing options are available. Double occupancy is $2240 per person with a $300 deposit per person. Single occupancy is $4056 with a $550 deposit. Deposits are non-refundable and secure the reservation. Cancellation terms state that deposits are non-refundable upon booking and that if a cabin has roommates, at least one original name must remain on the reservation, with refunds minus the deposit only if the spot is successfully filled. Travel insurance is strongly recommended to protect the trip investment against unexpected issues.

Three of Hawaii's favorite comics, Frank DeLima, Andy Bumatai, and Augie T, take the stage at Hawaii Theatre for an evening of local humor and constant laughter. The A Celebration of Laugh Tour brings these veterans together for stories, jokes, and lighthearted fun that welcomes devoted followers as well as first-time audiences.

Eric Hutchinson brings a catalog of clever, heartfelt songwriting and soul-tinged pop to the stage, backed by the road chops of a veteran who has performed across all fifty states and shared bills with Kelly Clarkson, OneRepublic, Jason Mraz, and Lawrence. His songs have surpassed 105 million streams, and his national TV highlights include The Tonight Show and the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Audiences know him for sing-along favorites like 'A Little More', 'Tell The World', 'Ok, It’s Alright With Me', and 'Rock & Roll', the latter a gold single in the United States and a chart-topper in Australia, New Zealand, and Norway. His latest release, Repeating Myself, returns to the piano-pop and singer-songwriter soul that first drew fans to Sounds Like This, brimming with upbeat, feel-good tracks that may call to mind Billy Joel or Stevie Wonder. As he jokes, the biggest influence this time around was himself, a spark that grew while he toured in honor of the 15th anniversary of Sounds Like This. Tickets are priced from $25 to $35. Seating is communal and available on a first come, first served basis. A $20 food or beverage minimum applies per person, with a full bar and full dinner menu offered. All sales are final and tickets are nonrefundable and cannot be exchanged.

The Islandwide Crafts & Food Expo brings a large, family-run holiday makers market to Blaisdell Exhibition Hall, celebrating Hawai‘i artisans and flavors. Browse unique, locally crafted gifts for family and friends, connect with warm, welcoming vendors, and sample delicious foods from local makers. The event features prize giveaways, entertainment, and a cheerful atmosphere focused on supporting small businesses across Hawai‘i.

Leonid & Friends brings a powerhouse 11-piece lineup led by musician and producer Leonid Vorobyev, featuring elite vocalists and instrumentalists from Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, and beyond. Celebrated for meticulous renditions of Chicago’s classics and spirited performances of 1970s rock, pop, and jazz-fusion favorites, the group salutes a golden era with precision and heart. Launched as a studio endeavor in Moscow, the band rose to international prominence when their spot-on video covers went viral, earning nods from members of Chicago. The project evolved into a globe-touring act across North America, Europe, and Asia. With over 500 million video views, multiple sold-out tours in the United States, and a devoted worldwide following, they honor the originals while reaching further to keep the era’s sound and joy alive. In concert, expect striking authenticity and high energy, from a tight horn section to rich vocal harmonies and a rock and roll spirit. Setlists often feature beloved anthems like “25 or 6 to 4,” “Make Me Smile,” “Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?,” “Feelin’ Stronger Every Day,” “Beginnings,” “Questions 67 & 68,” and “Hard to Say I’m Sorry / Get Away,” plus surprises from Earth, Wind & Fire, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Steely Dan, The Carpenters, and other 1970s favorites. Club policies: seating is first come, first served. There is a $20 food or beverage minimum per person, and a full bar and full dinner menu are available. There are no refunds or exchanges, so please verify the correct date and time when purchasing. Mahalo.

Josh Johnson’s Comedy Band Camp blends stand up with live music to recreate the camaraderie of playing in one big band and the throwback feel of summers at camp. It is the kind of camp-style show he once wished existed, now brought to life for audiences. Johnson is an Emmy-nominated writer, stand-up comedian, actor, and NAACP award winner from Louisiana with roots in Chicago. He was recently named a correspondent on Comedy Central’s The Daily Show after six years on its writing staff, and he previously wrote for and performed on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, where he made his late-night debut in 2017. His videos have made him Comedy Central’s most watched comedian, surpassing 40 million views across its platforms. He tours worldwide, headlining theaters, clubs, colleges, and festivals. Career highlights include Comedy Central’s Comic to Watch in 2015, New Face at Just for Laughs in 2016, winner of New York’s Funniest at the New York Comedy Festival in 2018, and Variety’s 10 Comics to Watch in 2021.