Family events in Honolulu, HI

This 5-day summer art camp is for kids ages 7 to 14. Students will spend the week creating a variety of projects, including drawing, painting, building, and 3D art, along with activities that connect art with culture, nature, science, and more. Daily schedule includes drop-off and a guided start, multiple studio art sessions, snack and lunch breaks, and a closing reflection before pick-up. An optional extended day is available.

A family-friendly workout led by FIT4MOM Honolulu takes place at Fort Ruger Triangle Park each Saturday. Caregivers can bring children who may take part in the exercises or play nearby on a mat. Participants are welcome to attend on their own or alongside a spouse, partner, friend, Tutu, or neighbor. The first class is available at no cost with registration. FIT4MOM Honolulu is a wellness community for mothers that offers both in-person and virtual fitness sessions and bootcamps, social gatherings for moms, playgroups for mamas and keiki, and ohana events for families.

Celebrate all things fandom under one roof with a high-energy mix of anime, cosplay, artists, K-pop, collectibles, gaming, tattoo, live entertainment, and more. The experience spans two full days packed with action and adventure. Early Bird online general admission is $20, while admission at the door is $25. Seniors who come in costume, as well as military and first responders, receive $12 admission. Children under 8 are admitted free with a paid accompanying adult. For more information, call (808) 732-6037.

The Mālama Hawai‘i Makers Market fills Ala Moana Center with a curated showcase of local creativity. Taking place on the second Saturday of each month, it highlights handcrafted art, island-inspired goods, and distinctive finds across many categories. Visitors can support local businesses, discover one-of-a-kind pieces, and connect with the creative community. Find it on Mall Level 2 in the Mauka Wing.

This pop culture gathering brings together anime, collectibles, cosplay, K-pop, gaming, and tattoo artistry in one place, along with other fan favorites.

Oʻahu Summer Nature Adventure Camp offers children ages 6 to 11 a week of screen-free, science-rich exploration in Hawaiʻi’s great outdoors. Guided by environmental educators, each camp centers on a unique theme and blends hands-on learning with discovery. Participants set out on guided hikes, try their hand at fishing, hunt for bugs, create nature crafts, and take field trips to local tide pools and wetlands. They learn about native plants and island ecosystems while practicing mālama ʻāina, the care of the land. The experience builds curiosity, confidence, and friendships in a safe, supportive setting. Camps take place during school breaks, including summer, and details for Maui programs may vary, so families can consult the organization’s website for current schedules.