This weekend in Kailua, HI

Taking place at Toho No Hikari in Honolulu, Journeys to Wellness XIV features a keynote address from Dr. Sam ‘Ohu Gon, followed by reflections from respondents Kevin Chang and Ruey Ryburn, DrPH. The Puka ʻAna O Ka Lā honors will be presented to Rev. Dr. Wally Fukunaga, Dr. San ʻOhu Gon, and The Legal Clinic. Workshops include a conversation with the keynote speaker and respondents, a session on the building blocks of longevity that highlights protein and exercise in the aging equation with Miki Wong, RDN, hands-on lomilomi massage with Kehulani Ward, and MOA Art Healthcare guided by MOA staff. The program also offers Oil and Hula with Kumu Hula Ardis Gomes and Halau Hula O Kawaiahaʻo, along with music by Tehani Whittington and Bella Kalaʻi.

In recognition of World Mental Health Day, the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawaiʻi hosts a health and wellness focused edition of its craft and collectibles fair. Explore goods rooted in Japanese tradition and influence while supporting small business owners, and enjoy a pop-up pottery feature in the Gift Shop. Look for newcomers such as Naris Cosmetics of Hawaii with skincare, Rocket Scientist Chili Hawaii offering meat-free soy alternatives, Onigiri Onibe with rice balls and bento, Pualani Soap Hawaii with skincare, ReBran highlighting gluten-free rice bran, and Cipres Hill Farm with hand-harvested beeswax. The pottery exhibition and sale presents Japanese tableware handcrafted by seven local artists and artists connected to the Hawaiʻi Potters' Guild, including plates, platters, dishes, cups, bowls, vases, and decorative pieces, with select items starting at $10. Attendees can meet the makers, and a portion of the proceeds supports JCCH. Admission is free, and activities take place in the first floor courtyard and breezeway, with the Gift Shop and Historical Gallery also open.

The Mālama Hawai‘i Makers Market brings together local creators at Ala Moana Center on Mall Level 2 in the Mauka Wing. Held on the second Saturday of each month, it showcases handmade art, Hawai‘i inspired goods, and distinctive pieces across many categories. It offers a friendly way to support local, discover one of a kind items, and connect with the creative community.

Meet adoptable cats and dogs and explore the possibility of welcoming a new companion. A simple opportunity to connect with pets looking for homes.

Windward City Shopping Center hosts a lively Second Saturdays marketplace on the windward side, bringing together more than 50 island vendors for a day of shopping, dining, and entertainment. Explore handmade gifts, packaged snacks, and on-site custom jewelry, then check out woodworking, pet products, and beauty care. Expect new looks influenced by the latest trends from Korea and Japan, plus exclusive finds you will not see elsewhere. This recurring event takes place every second Saturday. Free parking is available on site.

Connect with adoptable puppies, kittens, dogs, and cats during an Oahu SPCA adoption event at Pearl City Petco. Spend time with the animals and consider welcoming a new companion into your home.

Brian Culbertson appears at Hawaii Theatre in Honolulu. The event takes place in a theater setting that puts the spotlight on the headliner.

After a hiatus since 2019, 2face4 is back in practice and preparing for a show at Skullface, performing alongside friends Third Degree and Bob Kelso. The band also thanks 13th Legion for providing a space to rehearse.

Watch the Browns face the Jets at Waikiki Brewing Company with fellow fans.

Each Sunday, Artisan Cottage Sourdough Bakers are at the Windward Mall Farmer’s Market in Center Court inside the mall.

Oahu SPCA hosts an adoption event at Petco in Pearl City, featuring adoptable cats and dogs. It offers a welcoming setting to meet the animals in person and consider finding a new companion.

Discover the essentials of Argentine tango in a welcoming class created for complete beginners. No partner or prior dance experience is required, and supportive instruction centers on building confidence, musicality, and connection as you learn the basics. First-time participants pay $5, with $15 drop-in afterward, and student discounts and class cards are available. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy movement and avoid long skirts. Choose shoes with smooth soles that fit securely, rather than heavy boots or loose sandals. Parking is free for the first hour, then $3 per hour. The class takes place at Paradise Tango in Honolulu.

This guided tango practica at Paradise Tango in Honolulu offers a welcoming place to practice, improve, and connect with other dancers. Whether you are new to tango or have experience, you can build confidence, refine your technique, and enjoy the music in an inviting studio. Drop in for focused practice, take a class and continue practicing at no extra cost, or linger to get additional repetitions. Admission is $5 for the practica on its own, or it is included with a $15 class and also covered by a monthly membership. Expect an inclusive community and supportive guidance with helpful tips for dancers of all levels.

Dan Layus of Augustana marks the twentieth anniversary of All the Stars and Boulevards with an intimate solo performance that presents the entire debut album in sequence. The set features the breakout single Boston along with favorites such as Sunday Best and the title track, shared in a personal, up close format. Tickets range from $30 to $40. Seating is unreserved and filled in order of arrival. Each guest has a $20 minimum for food or drinks. A full dinner menu and complete bar are available. All sales are final with no refunds or exchanges, so please confirm the intended date and time before purchasing.