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TUE, MAR 3 · 4:30 PM

Kū Haʻaheo

Kū Haʻaheo is a free, live, Hawaiian music concert headlined by the award-winning musical duo, Blaine Kia & Kalei Kahalewai known as KAMANAWA. Accompanying KAMANAWA is Blaine Kia’s family and hula organization or hālau hula, called Hālau Ka Waikahe Lani Mālie. The show is comprised of traditional and classic dances of the hula art form and is truly a heartfelt show rooted in sharing the spirit of Aloha!

TUE, MAR 3 · 12:00 PM

FREE Afternoon BALLROOM SWING DANCING, each Tues., Wed. Thurs., noon-2:45pm

FREE afternoon DANCING to DJ MUSIC for Ballroom, Swing & Latin dances at this Air Conditioned City & County Venue with a huge wood floor & free parking too! NO partner needed. Always alcohol free so all ages, and levels of dancers, are welcome! Join us! We're a friendly, welcoming, group. (Usually Closed on State Holidays) confirm schedule at: http://www.dancefeveroahu.com/ Come and practice: Waltz, Cha Cha, Fox Trot, West Coast Swing, Rumba, Tango, East Coast Swing, Samba, Quick Step, Viennese Waltz, Hustle, Night Club 2 Step, Mambo, Bachata, Merengue, Salsa, or come and socialize & watch until you're comfortable to join in!

TUE, MAR 3 · 9:00 AM

Free Tax Preparation by AARP Foundation Tax-Aide

AARP Foundation Tax-Aide provides tax assistance to anyone, free of charge, with a focus on taxpayers who are over 50 and have low to moderate income. You don't need to be an AARP member to use the service. This site serves clients in-person; first-come/first-served walk-in basis. For additional information on what documents are needed to prepare a tax return, please visit: https://taxaide.aarpfoundation.org.

TUE, MAR 3 · 6:30 PM

"BRUNO MARCH" - Tuesdays in March at Hawaii Dance Bomb

“24K magic is in the air” every Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm in March at our King Street studio! Join us for "BRUNO MARCH" as we learn easy and fun choreo to the sweet soulful sounds of Bruno Mars. This is a part of our beginner hip hop class, so NO dance experience is necessary! Come have fun with us - and we'll see you on the dance floor! Sign up here: https://www.hisawyer.com/hawaii-dance-bomb/schedules/activity-set/487222?source=semesters

TUE, MAR 3 · 2:30 PM

Volunteer with Palolo Elementary - Heart Lotus Youth Warriors Program

Join the Heart Lotus Youth Warriors Program and help Palolo Elementary students with homework, reading skills, and cultural activities. Hours are 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Whether you can come weekly or just occasionally, you can make a difference to a child. Orientation required. Sponsored by Tzu Chi Hawaii, a Kaimuki-based nonprofit that promotes values of gratitude, respect, love, and mindfulness. Apply here: bit.ly/TzuChiVolunteers

TUE, MAR 3 · 1:00 PM

Social Media Training: Talk Story Workshop Series

Learn the ins and outs of social media directly from Hawaiʻi influencers—from storytelling and editing to strategy and monetization. This six-part workshop series, hosted by Leeward Community College’s Office of Workforce Development, is designed to help you strengthen your digital presence with tools you can use right away. Whether you’re promoting a program, growing a brand, building a creative career, or exploring monetization, this series is for you. Registration is FREE for UH students, $10 for UH staff and faculty, and $25 for the general public. Email leeward2@hawaii.edu for the UH discount code.Full series lineup:Understanding Social Media PsychologyCole Phillips (@justsmallkinethings)Tuesday, February 3, 2026 | 1–3 p.m. | ED 201An exploration of platform algorithms, audience psychology, and the hidden triggers that drive engagement and reach—teaching participants to “scroll with intent” and think like both creators and consumers.Finding Your Story Voice: Tone, Emotion & Authentic ConnectionAmy Kanakuri (@followamyhere)Tuesday, February 17, 2026 | 1–3 p.m. | ED 201A storytelling-focused session on voice, tone, and emotion, using practical voiceover exercises to help participants develop an authentic narrative style that builds trust and relatability.Editing for Impact: Shaping How Your Story Is SeenBrian Madamba (@brevenchym)Tuesday, March 10, 2026 | 1–3 p.m. | ED 113A hands-on look at how editing choices affect visibility and perception, including pacing, hooks, and analytics, with a live walkthrough of mobile editing tools.Strategic Social Media Foundations: Building a Campaign That WorksLiAnne Tasato, East-West Center Social Media ManagerTuesday, March 24, 2026 | 1–3 p.m. | ED 201A strategy-driven workshop guiding participants through audience identification, goal setting, platform selection, and content planning, culminating in a one-page social media campaign blueprint.From Content to Compensation: Pitching, PR, and Paid PartnershipsKatelyn’s Room (@katelynsroom)Tuesday, April 7, 2026 | 1–3 p.m. | ED 201A practical introduction to influencer monetization, including brand pitching, PR relationships, and paid partnerships, with hands-on development of a real outreach pitch.Purpose-Driven Content: Advocacy, Impact & LongevityLeiolani (@leiolani)Tuesday, April 14, 2026 | 1–3 p.m. | ED 201A values-centered session on advocacy, education, and cultural storytelling, helping participants design purpose-driven content that supports long-term credibility and influence.

TUE, MAR 3 · 4:00 PM

Kaiwi State Scenic Shoreline: Volunteer Day

Join DLNR State Parks Adopt-A-Park Partner 808 Cleanups in restoring this beautiful shoreline! Work priorities: Priority 1: Invasive species removal, digging and cutting out invasive grasses and haole koa to make way for native plants. Priority 2: Litter removal along the coastline and trails. How to join: Please review 808CLEANUPS CALENDAR first to confirm the volunteer date is on, then register either on the 808 Cleanups App. When your RSVP is confirmed, please make sure to sign the waiver here: https://808cleanups.org/waiver/ Volunteer Event Details: Date: Every Tuesday Time: 4pm – 6pm Wear/Bring:Water, sturdy shoes or boots, sun protection and water. Jeans or other work pants recommended for invasive species removal. What 808 Cleanups brings: 808 Cleanups will provide all cleanup tools and supplies. We will also have ice cold water. Parking: Take the paved driveway down from the highway into the dirt parking area surrounded by boulders. Be careful of uneven terrain and make your way to the barricades where you’ll see the orange 808 Cleanups truck. Notice: All ages welcome. Participants under 16 years of age must have a parent or guardian attend for the duration of the activity \(we love having them participate as well!\) We will provide multiple activity options for you based on age, physical ability and interest. \*Participants must bring signed waiver \*\*Minors must be supervised at all times. This park has no restroom facilities, running water. Some plants may have thorns and there may be stinging/biting insects. Event may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Feel free to share attached flyer with details. Reach out if there are any questions. The preservation of the Kaiwi Scenic Shoreline from development has enabled the vast landscape to remain fairly untouched from human impact.

TUE, MAR 3 · 2:30 PM

Volunteer tutors needed at Palolo Elementary

Join the Heart Lotus Youth Warriors Program and help Palolo Elementary students with homework, reading skills, and cultural activities. Hours are 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays. Whether you can come weekly or just occasionally, you can make a difference to a child. Orientation required. Sponsored by Tzu Chi Hawaii, a Kaimuki-based nonprofit that promotes values of gratitude, respect, love, and mindfulness. Apply here: bit.ly/TzuChiVolunteers

TUE, MAR 3 · 11:00 AM

2026 Hawai'i Watercolor Society Member' Show, "99% Transparent"

The 2026 Hawaii Watercolor Society Members’ Show, entitled “99% Transparent” refers to the requirement that the paintings are executed with 99% transparent watercolor paints. The show features 77 works by 43 member artists. The juror for the show is Sterling Edwards, an internationally renowned watermedia master artist, instructor, mentor, and author. Sterling began a second career in 1993 to pursue his passion for painting as a visual and interpretive artist. Having studied art since the age of twelve, he developed a unique and expressive style of painting that has since gained international acclaim and the respect of his peers, students, art collectors, and designers. The exhibition also features artwork from 11 notable Hawai'i glass artists from Glass Fusion Hawaiʻi exhibiting approximately 35 pieces of glass art. The inclusion of glass artwork complements the luminosity of transparent watercolor paintings. Opening Reception for the exhibition is Friday, March 6, 5-8 PM with an Awards Presentation. Closing Reception will occur on Saturday, March 28, 4-6 PM with Artist talks and presentation of the People's Choice Award. The aim of the Hawai'i Watercolor Society is to nurture and stimulate interest in watermedia through education, exhibits, and collaboration with other organizations, associations and individuals.

TUE, MAR 3 · 1:00 PM

Hanafuda Game Time!

Come on over and join the fun—play Hanafuda with your fellow community members! We’re excited to let you know that after a summer break, we’re back with this program. We have several Hanafuda decks available during the event, on a first-come, first-served basis, for anyone eager to play. It’s a great chance to meet new friends, challenge yourself, and just have a good time! If you’ve learned how to play Hanafuda from Helen Nakano and her Sensei, now’s your moment to practice those skills in a friendly game.This will be a relaxed, self-directed play session—no formal instructions will be provided. However, we’ll have instruction sheets available for those interested in learning more about this wonderful game. Everyone, no matter your experience level, is welcome to join! Just a quick note: young children should be accompanied by an adult. For more info, feel free to contact us at (808) 733-8422 or ask at the Kaimukī Public Library Adult Reference Desk. We look forward to seeing you there!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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change. See a schedule of upcoming events on the HSPLS Events Calendar.

TUE, MAR 3 · 5:00 PM

HKFEvents

Introducing Outrigger Resorts & Hotels, supporting Hawaiʻi's emerging talent, in collaboration with the Henry Kapono Foundation's Artists. Both dedicated to nurturing the next generation of musicians, and providing them with opportunities to showcase their talents.

TUE, MAR 3 · 7:00 PM

TOPS at Blue Note Hawaii

TOPS — musicians David Carriere, Jane Penny, Marta Cikojevic, and Riley Fleck — write timeless music that reliably threads immediacy and depth. Bury the Key, their first full-length since 2020 and with new label home Ghostly International, is a captivating reintroduction for the Montréal band: ever refined, undoubtedly masters of their melodic craft yet unafraid of evolving and testing themselves against different, at times darker tones. The album faces feelings once locked away, engaging the give-and-take between happiness, hedonism, and self- destruction. While often inhabited by fictional figures, their glowing, grooving, self-produced songs draw from personal observations: intimacy (both inside and outside the band), toxic behavior, drug use, and apocalyptic dread. When recording started, they noticed a shift and leaned in, jokingly dubbed "evil TOPS," says Penny. "We're always kind of seen as a soft band or like naive or friendly in a Canadian way, but we made it a challenge to really channel the world around us." Through the lens of a looming epoch and the clarity that comes with age, TOPS dip into a more sinister disco realm with Bury the Key, giving their soft-focus sophisti-pop a sharpened edge.

TUE, MAR 3 · 8:00 PM

Tropical Jazz Tuesdays (Free)

ft. Randy Wong & Friends

TUE, MAR 3 · 5:00 PM

Student Art Exhibit Opening Reception

The students of Sr. Benedicta Ha's Oriental Brush Painting class will be holding their Student Art Exhibit in the Sullivan Family Library from Tuesday, March 3, to Tuesday, March 17, 2026. The opening reception will be on Tuesday, March 3, 2026, from 5:00pm to 7:00pm. Light refreshments will be provided.

WED, MAR 4 · 9:00 AM

Keiki Wednesdays

Kamaʻāina and children of military under 12 receive FREE admission into Waimea Valley Bring the little ones for a day outside, exploring nature, and learning about Hawaiian culture and history. Take a ʻukulele class, or stamp mulberry paper with our resident artisans. Make a lei, or learn about medicinal plants with our cultural staff. Swim in the waterfall, and enjoy a shave ice at the Wailele Snack Bar. *\*Must present proof of Hawaiian residency or military ID*

WED, MAR 4 · 7:30 PM

Lele Wale

World Premiere Hana KeakaWritten and Directed by MFA candidate Ikaika MendezMarch 4-8, 2026*Post Show Q&A following the Friday performanceLele Wale takes audiences on a poignant journey through the rebuilding of a community in the wake of the devastating Lahaina wildfires of August 2023. Inspired by true stories, this production serves as a tribute to the homes, businesses, landmarks, and most importantly, the cherished lives lost. As leaders, first responders, displaced families, and cultural practitioners navigate the aftermath, they wrestle with difficult questions about identity, responsibility, and the future of their beloved homeland. Through their eyes, we witness the cycles of history repeating – how colonization, commerce, and displacement have shaped the town, yet how resilience and aloha remain steadfast. “I ka wā ma mua, ka wā ma hope” (The future is found in the past). Blending mele and hula, Lele Wale explores themes of loss, healing, and the unbreakable bond between people and place. In the play, as the anniversary of the fire approaches, tensions and emotions rise, forcing the community to confront its grief, hope, and responsibility to future generations. This production is both a prayer and an offering, honoring Lahaina’s enduring spirit and the unextinguished flame of its people, ke kukui pio ʻole i ka makani Kauaʻula. ʻĀmama, ua noa, lele wale.This production will be performed in a combination of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian Language), Hawaiʻi Creole English (Pidgin), and English languages.Content Advisories: Grief and trauma, colonization and cultural struggles, displacement and economic hardships, use of fire symbolism.Wednesday, Mar. 4 at 7:30pmThursday, Mar. 5 at 7:30pmFriday, Mar. 6 at 7:30pm*Saturday, Mar. 7 at 7:30pmSunday, Mar. 8 at 2:00pm *post-show Q&A 3/6

WED, MAR 4 · 1:00 PM

North Shore Country Market

The North Shore Country Market is back! Join us every Wednesday from 1 to 6 PM at Liliuokalani Protestant Church in Haleiwa.Discover fresh local produce, unique gifts from artisans and crafters, delicious food, and live island music.Serving the North Shore community for over 30 years — the North Shore Country Market welcomes you every Wednesday afternoon. Free Market parking!

WED, MAR 4 · 7:00 PM

WLW Wednesdays - Sapphic Survey Showdown

We're surveying the community and putting the top answers to the test. Two teams. One board. Unlimited opinions. Curated by WLW for the lesbian, sapphic, trans and nonbinary community, and open to all who show up with love and respect. Proceeds benefit Planned Parenthood Alliance Advocates.

WED, MAR 4 · 6:00 PM

Peter White at Blue Note Hawaii

Over the years, Peter White has maintained a reputation as one of the most versatile and prolific acoustic guitarists on the contemporary jazz landscape. Armed with an unparalleled combination of lyricism and energy, he combines elements of jazz, pop and classical guitar to create a sound that is singular and at the same time accessible to a broad audience.In a career that spans nearly four decades, over a dozen solo recordings and countless performances, White insists that it’s the faces in the crowd and the fans that keep the experience fresh. “I’ll play a live show, and someone will come to me afterward and say, ‘Oh, I loved this CD,’ or ‘This song helped me through a bad time,’” he explains. “Or I get emails from people saying, ‘Oh, I love the way you covered one of my favorite songs on your record back in 1994.’ The idea that someone can write me an email and tell me about something I did on a record that was released fifteen years ago – you can’t buy that. That’s priceless. That’s what keeps me going – the idea that people out there really care about what I do, the idea that I’ve made a difference for someone.”

WED, MAR 4 · 4:00 PM

Farmers Market

The Farmers Market will be moving back to the Arena parking lot at the corner of Kapiolani Blvd and Ward Ave – moving forward.

WED, MAR 4 · 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Jason Laeha

Jason Laeha – Live Every Wednesday from 6-9pm Jack Daniels, Jameson, All other call Whiskeys & Coors Light on Special all day

WED, MAR 4 · 10:30 AM

Docent Garden Tours

Guided Tours Of Honolulu historic Botanical garden.See remarkable species from across the globe and revel in nature with a trained professional Docent.Hawaii history, botanical treasures and relaxation in a natural oasis.MONDAY,WEDNESDAY,FRIDAY and SATURDAY ,10:30 amMake reservation in advance or just show up.50 North Vineyard Blvd.Honolulu, Hawaii 96817808 -768-7135 www.honolulubotanicalgardens.com Do it for yourself, bring a friend ,you'll be glad you did..

WED, MAR 4 · 7:30 PM

Pitch Dart Club

Join Pitch Sports Bar, every first Wednesday for the Pitch Dart Club! 🎯🍻 Enjoy a night of casual darts, drinks, and friendly competition! Open to all skill levels, this round-robin, random draw event is just $20 per player. Come throw some darts, have a drink, and aim for victory! 💥 🏆 Prizes 🏆 🥇 1st Place: 75% of the pot \+ $75 gift card 🥈 2nd Place: 25% of the pot \+ $25 gift card 📸: @d\_mitsu21

THU, MAR 5 · 7:00 PM

UC Riverside Highlanders at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Mens Basketball

THU, MAR 5 · 10:00 AM

ACT II - The Secondhand Opera Shop

Shop For A Cause at ACT II https://www.hawaiiopera.org/actii/ Every Thursday from 10 am - 3 pm This event provides the opportunity to shop for couture and designer apparel, handbags, shoes, jewelry, art, home accents, and more, with the proceeds going to service the no n-profit organization. Parking is validated!

THU, MAR 5 · 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Yoza

Yoza Live Every Thursday 6-9p Smirnoff Vodka and Big Swell IPA on Special All Day

THU, MAR 5 · 7:00 PM

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Mens Basketball vs. California Riverside Highlanders Mens Basketball

THU, MAR 5 · 4:00 PM

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball at Hawai'i

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball at Hawai'i

THU, MAR 5 · 12:15 PM

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball vs CUI

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball vs CUI

THU, MAR 5 · 11:00 AM

National Consumer Protection Week Fair

National Consumer Protection Week (NCPW) takes place March 1 - 7, 2026 and serves as a significant annual event dedicated to raising awareness about consumer rights and educating the public on avoiding frauds and scams. NCPW is a time when government agencies, consumer protection groups and organizations work together to share information on these important issues. The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) is sponsoring the 21st Annual NCPW Fair in Hawai‘i, which will take place on the Fourth Floor of the Hawai‘i State Capitol.Attendees will have the chance to connect with more than two dozen vendors offering practical solutions and resources for protecting consumer rights. This fair is a unique opportunity for citizens to equip themselves with the knowledge and tools necessary to make informed decisions, safeguard their finances and protect their families online. By attending, individuals contribute to the collective effort toward building a more informed and resilient community. For more details on what to expect and footage from previous years, please watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qyHhCnpYHb0. Entry to the state Capitol: The state Capitol has implemented increased security measures. All visitors entering the Capitol are required to go through metal detection screening from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. All visitors may enter the Capitol through three entry points: Two at street level (elevator Cores 1 and 3) which are located at the Diamond Head makai and ʻEwa mauka corners of the Capitol Rotunda, and through the main basement entrance. Please arrive early to allow extra time to go through the security checkpoints.

THU, MAR 5 · 5:30 PM

NOAA Pacific Islands Ocean Exploration Center: After Hours Speaker on Lehua Island Seabird Sanctuary

Come join us at the Pacific Islands Ocean Exploration Center for our After Hours Speaker Series with Joshua Atwood and a Virtual Trip to Lehua Island Seabird Sanctuary!Take a virtual trip to Lehua Island, a closed seabird sanctuary 19 miles west of Kauaʻi and just north of Niʻihau. Dr. Josh Atwood (Division of Forestry & Wildlife) will guide attendees through a 360˚ field trip filled with on-island interviews from the Kauaʻi Endangered Seabird Recovery Project. The trip will show the tools and strategies used to protect native seabirds and will tell the story of how invasive rats and rabbits were removed from Lehua to restore the island's seabird habitat. Following the guided field trip presentation, attendees can use a large touch screen to navigate across Lehua themselves, and can use a virtual reality headset to step inside 360˚ videos taken on Lehua. This talk is part of the Year of Our Coastal Kuleana, a year-long celebration of Hawaiʻi’s coasts. Learn more at dlnr.hawaii.gov/coasts.Where: Pacific Islands Ocean Exploration Center in Aloha Tower Marketplace center courtyardWhen: Thursday, 3/5 5:30 - 7:30 PMCome join us for a special evening!Sign up link: https://forms.gle/2vdyPuKEj9oVuk269

THU, MAR 5 · 7:00 PM

Third Thursday Monthly Jazz & Poetry Night

Monthly Jazz & Poetry Night Open Mic Free Event

FRI, MAR 6 · 12:00 PM

Royal Hawaiian Band Performance

FRI, MAR 6 · 7:00 PM

John Craigie at Blue Note Hawaii

With Opener Jenny O.​For over a decade, John Craigie has made music that brings people in, not with spectacle but with sincerity and songs that feel like conversations.His new album I Swam Here, out February 6, 2026 on Zabriskie Point Records, was written and produced by Craigie and recorded between New Orleans and Astoria. Seven tracks were cut at Deslonde St Studios with musicians handpicked by Sam Doores of The Deslondes, including Howe Pearson, Max Bien Khan, Jonny Campos, and a guest appearance from Desiree Cannon. Longtime collaborator Anna Moss appears across much of the record. The remaining tracks were finished at the Rope Room in Astoria, carrying over the same spirit and palette. The cover art, painted by Brittany Schall, nods to the design of mid century samba and jazz records.The album’s singles trace the path of its making. “Fire Season,” engineered by Bart Budwig, was one of the first songs written and features Cooper Trail, Nevada Sowle, Luke Ydstie, and Jamie Greenan. “Dry Land” was reworked in Astoria after early New Orleans sessions didn’t feel right. “Edna Strange,” inspired by Marty Robbins, is the only track where Craigie plays steel string acoustic, with Max Bien Khan on nylon string leads and a trio vocal arrangement in place of Moss’s harmonies.Following 2024’s Pagan Church with TK & The Holy Know-Nothings, which spent six weeks at #1 on the Americana Albums chart, I Swam Here feels both expansive and intimate, shaped by the musical history of the Gulf Coast and the stillness of the Pacific Northwest.Craigie remains a tireless live performer, touring throughout the U.S., Europe, and Australia, appearing at festivals like Newport Folk, Pickathon, Edmonton Folk Festival, and High Sierra, and sharing the stage with artists such as Langhorne Slim, Sierra Hull, Gregory Alan Isakov, Brett Dennen, and Jack Johnson. His annual #KeepItWarm Tour donates $1 from every ticket sold to regional nonprofits, and his John Craigie On The River trips on the Tuolumne and Rogue rivers have become cherished gatherings for fans.I Swam Here is a grounded, collaborative step forward, blending New Orleans grit with Pacific Northwest quiet, and showing a songwriter still widening the world of his music.

FRI, MAR 6 · 7:00 PM

HMCT presents Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins Jr!

HMCT presents Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins Jr! ☂️✨ Join Hawaii Military Community Theatre for a magical adventure the whole family will love! This delightful stage production of Disney and Cameron Mackintosh’s Mary Poppins Jr. brings everyone’s favorite practically perfect nanny to life in a heartwarming story filled with imagination, laughter, and unforgettable music.Follow the Banks family as the extraordinary Mary Poppins arrives at Number Seventeen Cherry Tree Lane, turning ordinary days into magical lessons about kindness, family, and finding joy in life’s little moments. Ticket price is $15 per person age 3 and up (age 2 and under are free and considered lap children). ASL - Our 2pm show on Saturday 3/7 will be ASL Interpreted. ASL seating will be reserved and tickets are available at the door. Please email hawaiimilitarycommunitytheatre@gmail.com if you have any questions. Showtimes FRI 3/6 at 7pmSAT 3/7 at 2pm and 7pmSUN 3/8 at 2pmVenue: Palikū Theatre, Kaneohe, Hawaii The enchanting Palikū Theatre in Kaneohe is set to be the backdrop for this production. Known for its state-of-the-art facilities and welcoming ambiance, the theatre will add an extra layer of charm to this incredible show. The run time of the performance is 90 minutes with a 15 minute intermission. There will be no refreshments available at the theatre. The theatre is wheelchair accessible and special seating is available. We can’t wait to welcome you on this magical adventure! Join us for a show filled with beloved music and the wonder of Mary Poppins! 🎶 🎭

FRI, MAR 6 · 7:00 PM

"When You Trap a Tiger"

This play follows a young Korean American girl who finds her voice while learning about her halmoni, Korean roots, and a mysterious Tiger that keeps appearing and disappearing. Is she brave enough to face the Tiger?• Performed by the Upper School students at St. Andrew’s Schools• Stage Adaptation by Katie Hae Leo• Based on the Newbery Award winning book by Hawaiʻi native Tae Keller• Directed by Dr. Lyn Kajiwara Ackerman, St. Andrew’s School Performing Arts Faculty• Korean dance and music by Mary Jo Freshley, Director and Master Teacher at the Halla Huhm Korean Dance Studio

FRI, MAR 6 · 5:00 PM

Design Impacts Lives: Exhibition & Trivia Event

Come join us for a night of inspiration and fun as we showcase how design can truly make a difference in people's lives!

FRI, MAR 6 · 6:30 PM

Mom's Night Out - 90/00s Dance Party!

**If you:** \-are the Mom of a plant/animal/child/husband \-like 90/00s music and charcuterie boards... \-like free neck massages \-prefer dancing in sweatpants/pyjamas/comfy clothes \-used to dance and miss it! \-want to go out more but feel like there is no where good to go \-are tired, overwhelmed and don't get a chance to be 'in your body' very much \-want to feel connected to yourself again \-are with kids, animals, computers or people you don't relate to all day \-don't get the chance in interact socially with adults you like \-haven't found your 'people' on the island yet \-spend most of your time doing stuff for other people \-are dealing with 'life' and just want somewhere fun to go to shake it off ***...then this is the place for you! Join us for a boogie and hang out!*** You can expect dancing, good people, free neck massages and charcuterie! You can't lose! ***See you on the dance floor!***

FRI, MAR 6 · 7:00 PM

Hawai‘i Comedy Festival: March Madness Improv Showdown & Mega Improv Jam!

Join us for a full-court press of comedy chaos with our March Madness Improv Showdown, where local celebrity captains lead their teams through a fast-paced, bracket-style improv battle. Think NCAA Tournament, but way sillier and way fewer fouls. We hope. After a brief intermission, er, we mean, half-time, we open the stage for our Mega Improv Jam, where YOU can get in on the action. Jam sign-ups will take place before the show and during intermission—so arrive early, grab a spot, and get ready to play. Note: Depending on how many sign-ups we get, we may not be able to jam with everyone—but we’ll do our best to include as many as possible! One night only. All improv. Never seen before, never to be seen again. It’s comedy madness, and we want you in the game.

FRI, MAR 6

Godspell JR.

Mid-Pacific presents Godspell JR.—a joyful, high-energy musical of parables, song, and spirit.

FRI, MAR 6 · 6:00 PM

Matilda JR. - Presented by

Matilda JR. - Presented by American Renaissance Academy Team

FRI, MAR 6 · 6:00 PM

Contradance

Live Music, Dances are Called, Good Company, Great Fun

FRI, MAR 6 · 6:35 PM

Cal Poly Mustangs at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball

FRI, MAR 6 · 7:30 PM

Lee Cataluna's Fire Pit

**When his wife becomes gravely ill, a young man is encouraged to go on with his life.** **Does his wife really want this?** **Will he do this?** **A dark comedy about survival instincts, becoming a real adult, letting go, and that popular catchphrase, “the new normal.”** **Suggested audience:** **16 & older** **This show contains intimate scenes that may not be appropriate for younger audiences.**

FRI, MAR 6 · 5:00 PM

First Friday at Capitol Modern, the Hawai‘i State Art Museum

Join us every first Friday of the month for a free, family-friendly evening of art and music at Capitol Modern. The galleries and our Sculpture Garden will be open. Come visit and enjoy performances in the garden and peruse Hawaii's favorite urban market, Art+Flea. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Admission is free and all ages are welcome.

FRI, MAR 6 · 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Kalau

Kalau – Live every Friday from 6-9pm Beverages subject to a $.50 Surcharge during Live Music Absolut Vodka on Special all day Fridays

FRI, MAR 6 · 6:00 PM

Friday RPG Game Night (Dungeons & Dragons - 5e)

Have you ever wanted to play Dungeons & Dragons? Wondering what the hype is all about? Saw the movie which got you excited? Come join us!

FRI, MAR 6 · 9:00 PM

RuPaul's Drag Race Viewing Parties

RuPaul’s Drag Race Start your engines. RuPaul’s Drag Race Season 18 is here, and Hula’s is your weekly home to watch it the right way. Join us Fridays at 9 PM starting January 2 for the newest episode on our big screens with full sound. Come early for a good seat, grab a drink, and settle in for runway looks, challenge chaos, and all the moments you will be quoting all week. This is the kind of show that deserves a crowd. Laugh at the reads, gasp at the twists, and celebrate the queens you are rooting for in real time. Bring your crew or show up solo and you will still feel like you are watching with friends in the heart of Waikīkī. When the episode ends, the night keeps moving. Music comes up, lights shift, and the floor opens for whoever is ready to keep it going. Viewing Details 📍 Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand – 134 Kapahulu Ave. 2nd FL📅 Fridays, starting January 2nd | 9 PM – 10 PM🔞 21\+ Only | Photo ID Required💰 $5 Cover \(Waived for Hui & Military!\) 📲 Stay Connected after the Drag Race! Follow us for future RuPaul’s viewing, event updates, and exclusive content! Instagram: @HulasWaikiki Facebook: Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand X \(Twitter\): @HulasWaikiki 📢 Tag us in your posts and let us know you’re coming! \#HulasWaikiki \#HulasLockerRoom If you’re looking for more fun, check out all of our upcoming parties and entertainment at Hula’s Events Page!

SAT, MAR 7 · 5:00 PM

Chaminade University Baseball vs Jessup (7 inn.)

Chaminade University Baseball vs Jessup \(7 inn.\)

SAT, MAR 7 · 10:00 AM

Art & Collectibles Pop-up - Friends of the Library of Hawaiʻi

Friends of the Library of Hawaiʻi (FLH) is bringing back the *Art & Collectibles Pop-up* at Ward Centre. The *Art & Collectibles Pop-up* is located across the FLH bookstore,*Village Books & Music*, and will run March 7 through April 2. It will be open Tuesdays through Sundays from 10am - 4pm. It will be closed on Mondays. The pop-up will feature more than 200 pieces of the art, including paintings, prints, photographs, textiles, ceramics and lacquerware. It will also be stocked with curiosities and collectibles, including model sets, vintage LIFE magazines, posters, and dolls, rare books, and more. The pop-up will feature many new pieces, and more inventory will be added throughout the six weeks. We recommend coming back often to check out what’s new. The *Art & Collectibles Pop-up* is a fundraiser for Hawaiʻi’s 51 public libraries.

SAT, MAR 7 · 11:00 AM

Hawaii State Library Celebrates Lunar New Year with Asian Lion Dance Team!

Join us as we kickstart the Year of the Horse! Enjoy a short introduction to Chinese Lion dancing and a live performance. There will be lions big and small, drumming, and good cheer for the new year! Gong Xi Fa Cai! Sponsored by Friends of the Library of Hawaii. 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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change.

SAT, MAR 7 · 5:00 PM

Village Night Market - Every Saturday 5p to 9p at Pearlridge Center

**Village Night Market** Join us EVERY SATURDAY for a fun-filled evening at the Village Night Market! Located at Pearlridge Center Sears parking lot along Kamehameha Hwy, this foodie-centric night market features top trending local food and craft vendors, beer, cocktails, ample covered seating, family yard games, and live music. Explore the very best of Central Oahu's street cuisine – then sit back and relax while enjoying a drink at our beer garden. New and returning vendors rotate each week so guests can discover new local foodie experiences each visit! Conveniently located at Hawaii's largest indoor shopping mall, guests can comfortably explore over a hundred local shops and eateries throughout the night market venue and throughout the shopping mall. Visiting Hawaii and looking for top things to do on Oahu? Visit Village Night Market for the best local foodie experience. FREE ADMISSION. AMPLE FREE PARKING.

SAT, MAR 7 · 11:00 AM

Hawai‘i School for Girls Tech & Family Fun Fair

Join us for the third annual Tech & Family Fun Fair on Saturday, March 7, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Hawai‘i School for Girls at La Pietra. Admission is free to this family-friendly community event, offering an exciting blend of cutting-edge technology and engaging activities. It’s a day of fun and discovery for attendees of all ages!Immerse yourself in interactive tech experiences, including VR adventures, flight and racing simulators, and Esports play. Families can enjoy pony rides, bounce houses, a petting zoo, and fun games, while browsing local businesses for unique finds and savoring delicious snacks and food truck offerings. Throughout the day, enjoy live entertainment, including magic shows and live music.Free event parking will be available at Jefferson Elementary School, 324 Kapahulu Ave, Honolulu, HI 96815. Shuttle rides will be provided to Hawai‘i School for Girls at La Pietra from 10:45 AM to 5:30 PM.

SAT, MAR 7 · 9:00 AM

Community Volunteer Fair

Looking for community service opportunities for yourself or your organization, family, and friends? All are invited to come and visit with 18 nonprofit and community organizations to find opportunities that match your schedule and interests.Talk with at least four organizations and be entered in giveaway drawings for 25-lb. bag of rice, Honolulu Museum of Art tickets, and museum tickets.This is a come and go event. There will also be a service area where you can help Wahiawa Botanical Gardens make ti leaf lei that will be used on Memorial Day.Participating Nonprofit organizations (minimum volunteer age):Global Preservation Initiative (all ages welcome)Ronald McDonald House Charities Hawaii (all ages welcome with adult escort and parent permission)Susannah Wesley Community Center (12+, but younger children are allowed at specific events)VolunteerAlly (16+)Family Promise of Hawaii (16+, parents volunteering can bring their keiki)The Institute for Human Services (IHS) (12+)Hawaii Foodbank (8+)AYSO (12+)Leadership in Disabilities and Achievement Hawaii (13+)Blood Bank of Hawaii (16+)Kids Hurt Too Hawaii (16+)Hale Kipa (18+)Hawaii Literacy (18+)Kina'ole Lions (18+)Ka Hui O Ka Paka Makalapa (14+)Hawaii State Health Insurance Assistance Program (18+)

SAT, MAR 7 · 10:00 AM

YMCA Camp Erdman Community Day

Each year, the YMCA of Honolulu welcomes 100s of families and kids to spend a free day at our beautiful beachfront 20-acre Camp Erdman site in Mokuleia - Kaena Point. This year, Camp Erdman is celebrating 100 years in service, so we will have limited-edition Camp Erdman 100th Anniversary logo wear as well as an opportunity to place an order for a specially designed Aloha Collection Camp Erdman bag!At the event, families can enjoy various camp activities, including water and exciting adventure activities like the 40-ft alpine climb, archery, swimming in the pool, the Gaga Pit, family field games, hiking, campfire cooking, Community Marketplace, and more.Families also get insider tours of Camp Erdman's cabins - including our new 2-bedroom ocean-front hale staycation rentals, and learn about the many opportunities offered, from Family Camps to Youth and Teen Summer Weekly Overnight Camps, Environmental and Cultural Programs, Retreats, and more.Registration is now open for all of our summer programs and camps at Camp Erdman YMCA - and the best part...you can reserve your spot for just $100!Click here for details: https://www.ymcahonolulu.org/programs.Pro Tip: Y Family Members save up to 20% off camps, programs, and swim lessons - and right now, if you join, you can save $99. Click here to learn more: YMCA Memberships: https://www.ymcahonolulu.org/membership.

SAT, MAR 7 · 3:00 PM

Hawai‘i Comedy Festival: Family Friendly Show

This high-energy, family-friendly improv show is guaranteed laughs for all ages with funny make ’em ups based on suggestions from the audience!

SAT, MAR 7 · 2:00 PM

Japan Folk Festival

SAT, MAR 7 · 1:30 PM

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball vs Pepperdine

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball vs Pepperdine

SAT, MAR 7 · 8:30 AM

Ulupō Heiau State Historic Site: Community Day

Huui! Come turn your hands to the ground \(huli ka lima i lalo\), and work with the Department of Land and Natural Resources \(DLNR\), Division of State Parks Curator – Kauluakalana at Ulupō Heiau State Monument. EMAIL: info@kauluakalana.org for more details Volunteer Event Details: Date: Second Saturday’s Time: 830am-12pm Wear: Boots, pants, long-sleeve shirt Bring: Water, garden/work gloves Some plants may have thorns and there may be stinging/biting insects. Event may be cancelled due to inclement weather. Feel free to share attached flyer with details. Reach out if there are any questions.

SAT, MAR 7 · 11:00 AM

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball vs Saint Mary's

Chaminade University Beach Volleyball vs Saint Mary's

SAT, MAR 7 · 11:00 AM

HeART Strut Community Art Playshops

**Create a fun, fabulous, wearable-art headdress, then show it off at HeART Strut 2026. Drop in any time before 2pm to start making.** These community playshops are warm ups for the HeART Strut Community Procession at the HEART of Honolulu Festival on April 11, 2026. Come out and strut your stuff in your unique creation as we stroll along Nuʻuanu Avenue at 12:30pm and again at 2:30pm $10 per adult/session. Children 8+ free. Each child must be accompanied by 1 adult (1:1 ratio). Templates available or create your own design. All materials provided. Feel free to bring and use up some of your arts & crafts hoard, except for glitter.

SAT, MAR 7 · 7:00 PM

Long Beach State Beach at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Mens Basketball

SAT, MAR 7 · 7:00 PM

The Mauve presents "Mary" a Single Release Show

18\+, $10

SAT, MAR 7 · 7:00 PM

Hawai‘i Comedy Festival: Musical Improv Comedy Night - featuring GUY HAGI THE MUSICAL!

We’re back, baby! Join us at The Honolulu Museum of Art's Doris Duke Theatre for a special spring edition of the Hawai‘i Comedy Festival, featuring a full weekend of improv comedy chaos, musical madness, and unforgettable moments inspired by YOUR suggestions. Saturday, March 7th @ 7pm: MUSICAL IMPROV COMEDY NIGHT! Special Feature: Guy Hagi: The Musical!! Get ready for a night of fast, funny, no-holds-barred musical comedy performed by artists who commit hard and never look back. The first half of the show is packed with original musical scenes, big swings, and laugh-out-loud moments created live on stage (yes, including an enthusiastic rap attempt or two). The second half features Guy Hagi: The Musical. Hawai‘i’s favorite weather expert joins us for a live interview, which a full band and fearless improvisers immediately turn into a completely made-up musical. No script. No rehearsal. Miss this, and you’ll regret it forever.

SAT, MAR 7 · 6:35 PM

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball vs. Cal Poly Mustangs Baseball

SAT, MAR 7 · 11:00 AM

Hawaii State Library Celebrates Lunar New Year 2026 with the Asian Lion Dance Team!

Join us as we kickstart the Year of the Horse! Enjoy a short introduction to Chinese Lion dancing and a live performance. There will be lions big and small, drumming, and good cheer for the new year! Gong Xi Fa Cai!Sponsored by Friends of the Library of Hawaii.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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change.

SAT, MAR 7 · 7:00 PM

Hawai‘i Comedy Festival: Musical Improv Comedy Night

We’re back, baby! Join us at The Honolulu Museum of Art's Doris Duke Theatre for a special spring edition of the Hawai‘i Comedy Festival, featuring a full weekend of improv comedy chaos, musical madness, and unforgettable moments inspired by YOUR suggestions. Saturday, March 7th @ 7pm: MUSICAL IMPROV COMEDY NIGHT! Special Feature: Guy Hagi: The Musical!! Get ready for a night of fast, funny, no-holds-barred musical comedy performed by artists who commit hard and never look back. The first half of the show is packed with original musical scenes, big swings, and laugh-out-loud moments created live on stage \(yes, including an enthusiastic rap attempt or two\). The second half features Guy Hagi: The Musical. Hawai‘i’s favorite weather expert joins us for a live interview, which a full band and fearless improvisers immediately turn into a completely made-up musical. No script. No rehearsal. Miss this, and you’ll regret it forever. Probably. Hosted by: Kimee Balmilero Improv by: Improv Hawai‘i & Friends Special Guests: Guy Hagi \*cast & special guests subject to change without notice

SUN, MAR 8 · 9:00 AM

Ka Lei Hula “The Adorned Dance”

Enjoy a complimentary morning hula class out on Waikiki Beach Walk’s Plaza. All ages and skill levels welcome. Learn about oli or Hawaiian chant of welcoming, 5 basic hula steps and their meaning before diving into learning the choreography to a Hawaiian song.

SUN, MAR 8 · 1:00 PM

Okinawan Genealogical Society of Hawaii

Please join us for a special presentation by the Okinawan Genealogical Society of Hawaiʻi (OGSH)!Learn about OGSH’s mission and history, and how the organization helps people explore their family roots, immigrant genealogy, and Okinawan history and culture. Discover how OGSH supports those of Okinawan heritage in Hawaiʻi in finding and reconnecting with relatives in Okinawa—and hear firsthand stories from members who have recently met family abroad.Registration is recommended for this program, please sign up at the Reference desk or phone us at (808)733-8422 to sign up.Mahalo to our Friends of Kaimukī Library for sponsoring this program.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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change. See a schedule of upcoming events on the [object Object] .

SUN, MAR 8 · 6:30 PM

Kindred The Family Soul at Blue Note Hawaii

Kindred The Family Soul is a dynamic duo composed of Aja Graydon and Fatin Dantzler, a powerhouse couple whose love and artistry have shaped the sound of soul for over 25 years. Their journey began in adolescence, with early breakthroughs that set the stage for a career defined by musical innovation, authentic storytelling, and a profound commitment to family and community. Introduced in 1997 through a hip-hop production camp hosted by The Roots, their creative chemistry blossomed into a personal and professional partnership that spanned decades.Together, they have released seven acclaimed studio albums and one live album, scoring multiple top 20 and top 10 Urban AC radio singles while earning nominations from Soul Train and BET. Their music has consistently celebrated love and unity, with anthems that speak to the sacrifices made for family and the beauty of Black love. Their energetic live shows—bolstered by a ten-piece band—became the heartbeat of Philadelphia’s renowned Black Lily showcases, inspiring not only their fans but also future stars like Jill Scott, Jazmine Sullivan, and John Legend.Now, Kindred The Family Soul embarks on a new chapter with a tribute to soul legend Frankie Beverly by releasing a cover of “I Need You.” This heartfelt rendition pays homage to Beverly’s timeless influence and highlights Kindred’s enduring dedication to musical excellence and social unity. Bridging the gap between past inspirations and present innovation, this new single reaffirms the duo’s commitment to crafting soulful, meaningful music that resonates with listeners across generations.With every release, Kindred The Family Soul reaffirms their legacy among soul legends, inspiring audiences and uniting hearts worldwide through transformative, uplifting music with passion.

SUN, MAR 8 · 9:00 AM

Lokahi Kailua Market

Join us every Sunday for a one-of-a-kind market featuring artisans & crafters, food vendors, live music & more! We are located in a covered lot @ 340 Uluniu Street in Kailua. Our venue has bathroom facilities & we are a pet-friendly event. Visit the Location page of our website for more info: www.lokahikailuamarket.com

SUN, MAR 8 · 2:00 PM

Joy-Leilani Garbutt, Concert Organist

Dr. Joy-Leilani Garbutt is an organist, musicologist, and anardent advocate for gender-equity in the field of music. She isthe co-founder of Boulanger Initiative, dedicated to supportingmusic composed by women through performance, education,and commissions.She has given solo organ recitals throughout the US, and internationallyin France, India, Monaco, Norway, and Switzerland.She is based in San Francisco, California, where she is Directorof Music at St. Luke’s Episcopal Church and Associate Musicianand Director of Girls’ Choir at Grace Cathedral.Music by women composers will be featured, including Nadia Boulanger, Jeanne Demessieux, Margaret Sandresky and many more.Free admission, suggested donation $25.

SUN, MAR 8 · 12:00 PM

Sunday Brunch Club- Leo Celebration Edition

Sunday Brunch Club 8/17 | AYCE Brunch • Games • Sip & Paint | \\$35 Entry | 12-5PM @ Red Bar, | First Mimosa Free! | @TheDishHawaii

SUN, MAR 8 · 10:00 AM

Grand Opening 'Ohana DriftLab

🌺 GRAND OPENING — YOU’RE INVITED 🌺 Join us on **March 8 from 10AM–6PM** as we officially open our doors! Bring the kids, bring your friends, and come experience the fun for yourself. 🔥 Grand Opening Special • FREE headsock for drivers • Just **$10 for 10 minutes** ✅ Free parking 📍 735 Iwilei Rd, Suite 120, Honolulu, HI 96817 🌐 https://ohanadriftlab.com/ 📞 808-200-4003 Whether you’re looking for family fun, a unique weekend activity, or something exciting — this is your chance to try it first. Come celebrate with us, feel the energy, and be part of opening day. We can’t wait to welcome you into the 'ohana 🤙 Tag a friend who needs to come ride with you 👇

SUN, MAR 8 · 12:00 PM

Sunday Brunch Club- Bingo & Bravado Edition

Sunday Brunch Club 9/21| AYCE Brunch • Games • Sip & Paint | \\$35 Entry | 12-5PM @ Red Bar, | First Mimosa Free! | @TheDishHawaii

MON, MAR 9 · 6:00 PM

The Brian Jonestown Massacre

Tickets go on sale Friday, 12/19, at 10am HST.The Brian Jonestown MassacreThe ever-evolving musical vehicle for notorious psych-rock musician Anton Newcombe, the Brian Jonestown Massacre has endured numerous phases and iterations since arriving in the mid-90s, becoming something of an independent institution in the process.Early highlights like 1996s Their Satanic Majesties Second Request showed Newcombes propensity for melding late-60s psychedelia with textured shoegaze, while later standouts like 2015s imaginary soundtrack Musique de Film Imagin took a more cerebral and experimental approach. Undoubtedly, the bands most visible period followed the release of the 2004 documentary film DIG!, which focused on the contentious relationship between Newcombe and Dandy Warhols frontman Courtney Taylor-Taylor. With the film criticized by members of both groups for what they considered to be an unfair portrayal, the Brian Jonestown Massacre nonetheless survived the media attention and moved into a particularly fertile period of creativity throughout the 2010s. The bands first release of the next decade was 2022s Fire Doesnt Grow on Trees, quickly followed by 2023s Your Future Is Your Past.\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_CLUB POLICIESSeating is First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person Full Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

MON, MAR 9 · 4:00 PM

Waikiki Beach Walk Open Market

The Beach Walk Market takes place every Monday from 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. on the plaza lawn. Not only is it a great way to support local businesses, but you can also find truly one-of-a-kind souvenirs, handmade art, and snacks to take home for yourself or to gift to someone special.

MON, MAR 9 · 4:00 PM

Keiki After school enrichment classes! Coding, Animation, Drawing!

✨Keiki Creative Classes✨ Twiddle Productions is excited to offer a range of fun and educational STEM and creative classes for keiki, available both in-person and online! Starting this January 2025 new semester’s of Keiki Coding, Keiki Animation and Keiki Drawing are back! Mondays! Keiki Coding: Dive into technology with our custom curriculum and books. Using Scratch’s block-based coding platform, keiki will develop problem-solving and critical thinking skills while creating their own interactive games and stories. Wednesdays! Keiki Drawing: Unleash creativity and learn foundational drawing skills, from character creation to scene design. Keiki will build artistic confidence and explore visual storytelling. Fridays! Keiki Animation: Bring stories to life with guidance from professional industry animators. Keiki will learn character design, storyboarding, and animation techniques, creating their own animated short films while fostering teamwork and creativity. Our after-school enrichment classes provide a supportive environment where keiki can explore their passions, build skills, and embrace the exciting world of STEM and the arts. For more info and registration please click the link in our profile or visit us at https://twiddleproductions.com/classes.html \#keikicoding \#keikidrawing \#keikianimation \#keikicoders\#scratchcoding \#animation \#drawing \#afterschoolenrichment \#stem \#stemeducation \#steameducation \#enrichment \#twiddleproductions \#codingforkids \#art \#coding \#honolulu \#hawaii

MON, MAR 9 · 7:00 PM

Open Mic Night

Come out for this one of a kind show every Monday, where every performer gets a free drink. DJ & Dance floor until 2am Mai-Tai & Local Beer on Special all day

MON, MAR 9 · 3:00 PM

Papa ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi: Hawaiian 101 at the library

Aloha pumehana kākou! Feel free to join us for our second Hawaiian 101 class at the Kaimukī Public Library. We are continuing the *Basic Hawaiian Language* class for those interested in learning ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi in a fun and engaging way. This class will be taught by Librarian Moki Renti Cruz who will incorporate Hawaiian songs as a tool to help build vocabulary and understand sentence structure. No prior music experience needed. Please keep in mind this is a beginner level Hawaiian language class*.* For those of you interested, this class will be held every Monday from 3-4pm, excluding holidays or specific dates when the Kumu is unable to make it to class. This class is recommended for youth ages 13 and up. Participants under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. **To register for this program please sign up at the Adult Reference Desk or give us a call at: (808)733-8422.** For more information please contact our library at: (808)733-8422. **Please don’t wait to register, as we are limiting the class size to 20 individuals.** E ola mau ka ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi! 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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required.

TUE, MAR 10 · 4:00 PM

Kapolei Charter High School - Open House 2026

You're invited to tour our campus, meet with teachers and staff, and learn how we can help your keiki succeed in high school.

WED, MAR 11 · 7:00 PM

Stella Cole at Blue Note Hawaii

THU, MAR 12 · 5:00 PM

Interstellar Insights: What We’ve Learned from 3I/ATLAS

Learn what a comet from interstellar space can tell us about our solar system and what lies beyond. Comet 3I/ATLAS was only the third known object from interstellar space when it passed by our Sun last fall. Astronomer Willem Hoogendam tells us what we have learned from this rare visit. Attend in person at the University of Hawai‘i at Manoa's Institute for Astronomy (pupus from 5 p.m. in the courtyard and program at 6 p.m. in the auditorium) or via Zoom at 6 p.m. Register at https://go.hawaii.edu/DwS to reserve your place and receive the Zoom link. All registrants will receive the link to the recorded talk once posted on YouTube. Hoogendam is a fourth-year National Science Foundation Fellow pursuing a PhD in Astronomy at the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa's Institute for Astronomy. His research centers on transient astronomy, with a focus on supernovae, tidal disruption events, and, most recently, interstellar objects. His work has been published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, the Astrophysical Journal, and the Astronomical Journal.

THU, MAR 12 · 7:00 PM

Mount Olive Trojans at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Mens Volleyball

FRI, MAR 13 · 12:00 PM

Super Hawaiian Circus

Welcome to The Super Hawaiian Circus, where tradition meets modern marvels in an electrifying spectacle of boundless energy, daring stunts, and aerial acrobatics! Step right up and prepare to be dazzled by a fusion of classic circus charm and cutting-edge entertainment.

FRI, MAR 13 · 6:30 PM

Becky Robinson at Blue Note Hawaii

Blue Note Comedy SeriesBecky RobinsonMembers Only TourOriginally from Portland, Oregon, Becky Robinson is an LA-based comedian, writer, actor and voice-over star that has gone from viral sensation to a sold-out theater act. You may also know her as the “Entitled Housewife”, the outspoken viral golf character Becky created who co-starred in the two virtual comedy variety specials she self-produced to help spread laughter during the yearlong pandemic. Becky’s explosively unique character antics and viral videos have racked up millions of views across social media and garnered fans across the country (and the country clubs!). In 2022, she released the original song ‘Mama Needs a Claw’ that can be heard on the radio or any major streaming service. Tickets $35-$50__________________________________________CLUB POLICIESSeating is First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person Inside ClubFull Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchanges. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

FRI, MAR 13 · 5:30 PM

Psychedelic Medicine & Wellness Film Series - In Waves and War

This event is part of a 5-part film screening series designed to explore the evolving landscape of psychedelic medicine & mental health.

FRI, MAR 13 · 9:00 PM

Becky Robinson

Members Only TourBlue Note Comedy SeriesBecky RobinsonMembers Only TourOriginally from Portland, Oregon, Becky Robinson is an LA-based comedian, writer, actor and voice-over star that has gone from viral sensation to a sold-out theater act. You may also know her as the Entitled Housewife, the outspoken viral golf character Becky created who co-starred in the two virtual comedy variety specials she self-produced to help spread laughter during the yearlong pandemic. Beckys explosively unique character antics and viral videos have racked up millions of views across social media and garnered fans across the country \(and the country clubs!\). In 2022, she released the original song Mama Needs a Claw that can be heard on the radio or any major streaming service. Tickets $35-$50\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_CLUB POLICIESSeating is First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person Inside ClubFull Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchanges. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo! Click here to view seating chart full screen.

FRI, MAR 13 · 7:30 PM

Diamond Head Theatre presents West Side Story

Hawaiʻi’s Broadway of the Pacific, Diamond Head Theatre, presents the Tony Award–winning musical *West Side Story* for a limited engagement, March 13 through April 5 (with a possible extension). Since its groundbreaking 1957 Broadway debut, this iconic production has captivated audiences with its unforgettable score and timeless story of love, prejudice, and cultural conflict. A modern retelling of *Romeo and Juliet*, *West Side Story* follows Tony and Maria—two young lovers torn between rival gangs, the Jets and the Sharks, on the streets of 1950s New York City. As their romance deepens, tensions rise in a world on the brink. A cornerstone of musical theatre history, *West Side Story* first appeared on the Diamond Head Theatre stage during the 1961–62 season. More than six decades later, it returns with the passion, music, and drama that made it a legend. Early booking is strongly encouraged—this is a must-see production of the 2026 season.

FRI, MAR 13 · 7:00 PM

Ball State Cardinals at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Mens Volleyball

SAT, MAR 14 · 9:00 AM

Road Cycling Skills - Free Urban Bike Clinic with HBL

"""LEVEL UP YOUR PEDALING PROWESS & GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR BIKE & GEAR.》》》REGISTRATION REQUIRED: https://secure.hbl.org/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F36137 This 2.5-hr workshop equips any adult rider with the knowledge, skills, and “insider cycling scoops” to tackle any road situation! Want to get better at tackling hills? You’ll learn efficient shifting & braking techniques here! New to group riding? Our expert League Cycling Instructors will cover the essential do’s and dont’s for safe group riding (and will help you look like a seasoned cyclist at your first group ride!). You’ll get to master bike control by performing advanced avoidance maneuvers to keep the “rubber side down” before wrapping up with an instructor-led group ride around the neighborhood.𝘛𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘬𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘱 𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘭𝘶𝘥𝘦𝘴:☛ Your rights & responsibilities for riding on the road in Hawai‘i.☛ Gear & equipment: The essentials, night-riding, and tips on riding in inclement weather.☛ Effective shifting techniques.☛ Group riding etiquette: do’s and dont’s.☛ Types of hazards & how to avoid crashes.☛ Advanced on-bike hazard avoidance maneuvers.☛ Instructor-led group ride around the neighborhood to take our skills to the streets. 【 More info at: HBL.org/workshops 】"

SAT, MAR 14 · 9:00 AM

Diamond Head State Monument: Volunteer Work Day

Register for the event at https://dlnr.ivolunteer.com/\#1. Please email leahistateparks@gmail.com for any questions. At Diamond Head State Monument, volunteers will be working at various gardens and restoration sites, participating in weeding, pruning, and removing invasive species as assigned by the Park Ranger. Tools and gloves for the workday will be provided by Park staff, but volunteers are welcome to bring their personal tools and gloves. If you plan to bring personal tools, make sure they are labeled and let Parks staff know ahead. Working within Diamond Head, the weather can get very hot and dry, and the terrain is often uneven. Come prepared to work in the sun and do moderate to heavy lifting/carrying. Here are some rules to follow, and items that all volunteers are required to bring: –\>\> Rules: 1. Follow all rules of the park while you volunteer 2. Stay within the designated work area unless specified by Park Ranger or staff 3. Please be aware of your surroundings, and other volunteers, when using tools 4. Be sure to clean all tools, and work area, at the end of work day –\>\> Remember to bring the following items: • Water • Hat • Shoes • Work pants • Work shirt \(T-Shirt OK\) • Sunscreen

SAT, MAR 14 · 1:00 PM

HSL Crafts: Tī Leaf Lei

Learn the art of lei making at the Hawaii State Library on the 2nd Floor, Art, Music & Recreation Section. We will be making tī leaf lei just in time for your next graduation celebration or family lūʻau. All supplies will be provided, just bring yourself and/or a friend or family member. Space is limited, reserve your space by calling (808)586-3520.

SAT, MAR 14 · 11:00 AM

Mālama Hawai‘i Makers Market

Join the Mālama Hawai‘i Makers Market at Ala Moana Center! Taking place on the 2nd Saturday of each month, the market features handcrafted art, Hawai‘i-inspired goods, and unique finds across a wide range of categories. It’s a great opportunity to support local, discover one-of-a-kind items, and connect with the creative community. Mall Level 2, Mauka Wing

SAT, MAR 14 · 9:00 PM

March Madness Jersey Edition Party

March Madness Jersey Edition! Jerseys on, brackets busted & DJ Philly Willie spinning ALL night

SAT, MAR 14 · 12:00 PM

The Rock and Roll Playhouse Plays Music of Grateful Dead + More For Kids at Blue Note Hawaii

Celebrating The Music of Bob Weir ft. Maui PrankstersThe Rock and Roll Playhouse, a family concert series hosted at historic music venues across the country, allows kids to “move, play and sing while listening to works from the classic-rock canon” (NY Times). Performing songs created by the most iconic musicians in rock history, The Rock and Roll Playhouse band offers its core audience of families with children age ten and under games, movement, stories and an opportunity to rock out in an effort to educate children and explore their creativity. The Rock and Roll Playhouse is an early and often first introduction to a child’s lifelong journey with live music and rock and roll. This children’s concert is not associated with or endorsed by the artist. See you at the show!This concert for kids and families shares the music of the artist named above with a new generation of music lovers, but is not associated with or endorsed by the artist. All children must be accompanied by a parent or adult caregiver. The Rock and Roll Playhouse knows that little ears are sensitive, so we turn down the volume at our shows. However, all kids experience music differently and you may find that your child is more comfortable wearing hearing protection earmuffs, such as Baby Banz, which are available for purchase here.By attending this event, I consent to my image (with or without my voice) being included in photographs and/or film and videotape of the event, and give the venue, The Rock and Roll Playhouse and their respective licensees and assigns the absolute and irrevocable right and permission to use and publish such content in any and all media, whether now known or hereafter developed.

SAT, MAR 14 · 9:00 AM

Lēʻahi (Diamond Head) Community Biocultural Forest Restoration Work Day

We are excited to invite you to our volunteer Lēʻahi \(Diamond Head\) Community Biocultural Forest Restoration Work Day at Muriel Flanders Mini Park on the Makai side of Lēʻahi off Diamond Head Rd.! RSVP HERE: : http://go.hawaii.edu/W82 Please RSVP for this event each time so we have a head count for food, or email us at cerene15@hawaii.edu to be invited to the Google Calendar for our regulars. Site Focus : Muriel Flanders and Scenic Byway at Diamond Head State Monument When? 2026: Jan 24, Feb 14, Feb 21, Mar 14, Mar 21, Apr 11, Apr 25, May 9, May 16 Time: 9am to Noon See detailed schedule and carpool info below What to bring: Hat – Stay shaded! Sunglasses – Protect your eyes! Reusable Water Bottle – Stay hydrated! Sunscreen \(SPF 50\+ recommended\) – Shield from the sun! Closed-Toe Shoes – For safety & comfort! Light Personal Snack – Keep your energy up! \*\*Gloves and tools are optional if you would like to bring your own Lunch will be provided at noon! Compliments of the Diamond Head State Monument Foundation. Mahalo DHSMF! Location \(if meeting at park\): https://maps.app.goo.gl/NDuoUgp9NCZ1rQuf6

SAT, MAR 14 · 6:00 PM

Live Music w/ Johnny the 3rd

Johnny the 3rd – Live every Saturday from 6-9pm Beverages subject to a $.50 Surcharge during Live Music DJ & Dance Open till 2am Tito’s Vodka on Special all day Saturday

SUN, MAR 15 · 4:00 PM

Punk in Paradise at Anna O'Brien's with Lucerne Valley's Chuck and Friends

Get ready to party with Lucerne Valley's Chuck and Friends on the Punk in Paradise tour, at Anna O'Brien's Oahu! This one will be a banger!

SUN, MAR 15 · 6:00 PM

Charlene Kaye at Blue Note Hawaii

Opening Set By Party FoulCharlene Kaye is a musician, comedian and actor based in New York. Under her rock persona KAYE, she has toured the world and opened for Arctic Monkeys, alt-J, St. Vincent, and Metallica.As a comedian, she is currently touring her solo show “Tiger Daughter: Or, How I Brought My Immigrant Mother Ultimate Shame,” presented by comedy icon Margaret Cho. Tiger Daughter played to sold-out runs at Edinburgh Fringe Festival and Melbourne International Comedy Festival, and it will soon be filmed as her first comedy special.On the internet, Kaye might be most known for creating the wildly viral “Every Taylor Swift Song,” which has over 100M views and which made fans out of Questlove, Anderson .Paak and Fred Armisen. Rolling Stone recently profiled her with the headline “Why Everybody Loves Breakout Comedy Star Charlene Kaye,” and she was just interviewed by CBS mornings on how she “turned pop parody into viral gold.”

SUN, MAR 15 · 4:00 PM

2026 WORLD FASHION EXPO Hawaii Edition Season 1

Get ready to slay at 2026 WORLD FASHION EXPO Hawaii Edition Season 1 – styles, vibes, and island fun live!

SUN, MAR 15 · 9:00 AM

Lā ‘Ohana

Every 3rd Sunday of the Month Kamaʻāina receive 50% off general admission Treat the whole family to a day in nature! Talk story with our resident artisans, learn about Hawaiian cultural customs such as lāʻau lapaʻau, and ʻukulele playing. Explore our botanical gardens with over 5,000 plants, and swim underneath our 40-foot natural rain-fed waterfall. Whether this is your first time in the Valley, or your 500th time, there is always a new experience to be had. Lā ʻohana days are also a great opportunity to participate in a volunteer project! *\*Must present proof of Hawaiian residency or military ID*

SUN, MAR 15 · 9:00 AM

Kama‘āina 50% Off

Kama‘āina 50% off admission for La ʻOhana Day! Show your state ID at the ticket booth to enjoy the day with family and friends.

TUE, MAR 17 · 6:30 PM

Kailua Community Emergency Response Team Meeting (Volunteers Wanted)

Join us on the 3rd Tuesday of the month at Adventist Health Castle in the basement Auditorium, just past the Bistro to the right. Each month there will be practicing of CERT skills or learning new skills, like Stop the Bleed. Details will be in our monthly email, which you can subscribe to on our website.

WED, MAR 18 · 8:30 AM

Civilian Resume Writing Workshop

Be Noticed!

WED, MAR 18 · 5:30 PM

Chaminade University Baseball vs Westmont

Chaminade University Baseball vs Westmont Streaming Video: https://www.pacwestnetwork.tv/chaminadeuni/

WED, MAR 18 · 7:00 PM

Fantastic Negrito at Blue Note Hawaii

Fantastic Negrito is a powerhouse performer whose live shows are charged with emotion, intensity, and connection. Blending Delta blues, soul, funk, and rock, he delivers dynamic sets built on rhythm, storytelling, and fearless expression. The Oakland-born artist — a three-time GRAMMY winner — has earned a reputation for transforming every show into a deeply engaging, unforgettable experience. From Glastonbury to Newport Folk, Fantastic Negrito captivates audiences with his mix of grit, humor, and raw honesty. His performances turn struggle into celebration, and his songs take on new life each night, reshaped by the moment and the crowd. Every show is a testament to the power of live music to inspire, challenge, and bring people together. Since winning NPR’s inaugural Tiny Desk Contest, Fantastic Negrito has shared stages with the likes of Bruce Springsteen, Chris Cornell, and Primus, and has collaborated in the studio with Sting, E-40, Tank and the Bangas, and many others. He is also busy producing other artists featured on his independent record label, Storefront Records.

THU, MAR 19 · 7:00 PM

Taulia Lave: Unplugged at Blue Note Hawaii

Samoan country singer and Nashville recording artist Taulia Lave returns to his favorite stage for a night of new songs and stories, featuring unreleased material you won’t hear anywhere else.“For the last decade, Blue Note Hawaiʻi has brought world-class music to Hawaiʻi in an intimate room where every note hits,” shares Taulia. “The first time I stepped on that stage, I felt it. On March 19, I’m back with new songs, my whole family in the room, and the stories behind everything I’ve been writing.”Taulia Lave’s ‘Unplugged’ EnsembleTaulia - lead vocals, guitarDanny Carvalho - acoustic guitar, harmony vocalsNani Carvalho - acoustic guitar, harmony vocalsWil Tafolo - standup bass, harmony vocals

THU, MAR 19 · 5:00 PM

Taulia Lave: Unplugged

Taulia Lave: UnpluggedSamoan country singer and Nashville recording artist Taulia Lave returns to his favorite stage for a night of new songs and stories, featuring unreleased material you wont hear anywhere else.For the last decade, Blue Note Hawaiʻi has brought world-class music to Hawaiʻi in an intimate room where every note hits, shares Taulia. The first time I stepped on that stage, I felt it. On March 19, Im back with new songs, my whole family in the room, and the stories behind everything Ive been writing.Taulia Laves Unplugged EnsembleTaulia - lead vocals, guitarDanny Carvalho - acoustic guitar, harmony vocalsNani Carvalho - acoustic guitar, harmony vocalsWil Tafolo - standup bass, harmony vocals\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_CLUB POLICIESDoors at 5pmShow starts at 7pmSeating is Communal & First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person Full Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

THU, MAR 19 · 2:30 PM

Silver Foxes: Voices of Spring

Join us for Silver Foxes: Voices of Spring, where wisdom meets fun in a vibrant in-person gathering!

FRI, MAR 20 · 8:00 PM

All Your Friends Party Honolulu

An indie dance party for the ones who still romanticize a scratched iPod, American Spirits, and a blurry night.

SAT, MAR 21 · 10:00 AM

Aloha Giveaway

Event Details Windward Community College presents the Aloha GiveawayParticipate in a Gifting Economy!Give/Receive; Everything is Free!WCC's front parking lot, near The Bus Event Details Windward Community College presents the Aloha Giveaway Participate in a Gifting Economy! Give/Receive; Everything is Free! WCC's front parking lot, near The Bus shelter Neighbors with their ‘ohana come to freelygiveand gift, take and receive, browse, socialize, build community and express gratitude! No buying, selling, trading, or bartering. Similar to a Trunk-or-Treat, gifters pack their vehicles with items and offer them free from their trunks. Receivers visit the vehicles and take away what they want. You might find clothes, appliances, furniture, toys, books, decor, and craft supplies; the possibilities are endless! He ali‘i ka ‘āina, he kauwā ke kanaka. Caring for Hawai‘i and the planet. Open to students, staff, faculty and their families, as well as community members. Gifters set up under the solar arrays. Receivers simply show up and park in uncovered stalls near Hale A‘o. If you have questions about being a Gifter, contact: Trish Brubaker, pyb@hawaii.edu Bonus: you can be a gifter AND a receiver! Time March 21, 2026 10:00 am - 11:00 am\(GMT-10:00\) Location Hale Aʻo parking lot near bus stop 45-720 Keaʻahala Road, Kaneohe, HI Other Events Calendar GoogleCal Get Directions Address - Aloha Giveaway \[\] Destination Address - Aloha Giveaway \[\]

SAT, MAR 21 · 10:00 AM

The Tobosa School of Kali Escrima at Waipahu Public Library

Founded in 1973 by BATIKAN Raymond Tobosa and SEGUNDO BATIKAN Teofisto "Toby" Tobosa \(Manoy Toby\), the Tobosa School of Kali Escrima \(TKE\) is dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Filipino martial arts. It continues to uphold the legacy of the unique Tobosa Casag style, which blends traditional Filipino martial arts with modern self-defense principles and techniques. For more information about this FREE cultural demonstration, go to www.librarieshawaii.org, or call \(808\) 675-0358. This program is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Library of Hawai'i and the Friends of Waipahu Public Library. 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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change.

SAT, MAR 21 · 11:30 AM

The Strolling Magic of Alan Arita at Waipahu Public Library

Families are invited to attend ONE \(1\) FREE, 30-minute session celebrating the 30th Anniversary of Waipahu Public Library. Please choose the session that best fits your family's schedule: Session 1: 11:30 AM to 12:00 PM Session 2: 12:00 PM to 12:30 PM Session 3: 12:30 PM to 1:00 PM Session 4: 1:00 PM to 1:30 PM Each session includes the hilarious, interactive, and close-up magic of Alan Arita, the amazing balloon twisting of Suzette Arita, whimsical face painting, crafts, games, and prizes! For more information, go to www.librarieshawaii.org, or call \(808\) 675-0358. This FREE, family program is generously sponsored by the Friends of the Library of Hawai'i and the Friends of Waipahu Public Library. 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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change.

SAT, MAR 21 · 10:00 AM

Whale Festival: Celebration of Ocean Giants

Sea Life Park Hawaiʻi invites the community and visitors alike to kick off 2026 with meaningful, family-friendly experiences that celebrate marine life and conservation. Anchoring the park’s early-year programming is its new Whale Festival: Celebration of Ocean Giants, honoring the annual return of humpback whales \(koholā\) to Hawaiʻi’s waters. Every Saturday, Sunday and Monday from February 14- March 9, then daily between March 14-22, guests of all ages will have the opportunity to learn more about these majestic animals in unique land-based whale watching included with park admission. On select festival dates, additional opportunities for family fun will be offered—including chances to paint with a renowned marine life artist, enjoy special admission deals, and lend a hand in keeping coastlines pristine. - Discover the incredible migratory journey humpback whales make each year from Alaska to Hawaiʻi. Sea Life Park’s education team will share fascinating insights into whale behavior, biology, and life in Hawaiian waters. - Explore a to-scale illustrated “Whale Walk” featuring life-size humpback whale outlines displayed throughout the park. - Participate in a simulated whale detanglement activity and color a printed humpback whale fluke while learning that every fluke is unique—just like a human fingerprint.

MON, MAR 23 · 7:00 PM

Local Comedy Showcase

Local Comedy ShowcaseComedy U returns to the Blue Note featuring the islands best local comedians!\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_CLUB POLICIESDoors at 5pmShow starts at 7pmSeating is Communal & First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person Full Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

TUE, MAR 24 · 5:30 PM

Chaminade University Baseball at Hawai'i Pacific

Chaminade University Baseball at Hawai'i Pacific Streaming Video: https://www.pacwestnetwork.tv/hawaiipacific/

TUE, MAR 24 · 12:30 PM

Writing That Heals

Weekly drop-in journaling sessions starting on Tuesday, January 13th! Bring your own journal or receive a free one at the event.

WED, MAR 25 · 6:35 PM

Hawaii Pacific Sharks at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball

WED, MAR 25 · 4:30 PM

Campus Open Marketplace

Campus Made; Campus Inspired! Join us at the Marketplace! Crafts, Food, Fun! Early Easter, Mother's Day & Graduation shopping!

WED, MAR 25 · 6:35 PM

Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball vs. Hawaii Pacific Sharks Baseball

WED, MAR 25 · 4:30 PM

Breathwork, Stillness, and Visualization

Join us for grounding sessions every other Wednesday on the Brogan Lanai at 4:30pm!

WED, MAR 25 · 6:00 PM

Hogan Speaker Session - Tim Marr

Join us for an inspirational speaker session with Tim Marr, Sales Director at Nutrex Hawaii, Race Director of The Honolulu Marathon, Former Professional Triathlete, & Coach and Owner of Team Marr! 📈🏃 Please RSVP to hogan@chaminade.edu - Looking forward to seeing you!

WED, MAR 25 · 6:00 PM

Hawaii Pacific University Acrobatics and Tumbling vs University of Oregon

Hawaii Pacific University Acrobatics and Tumbling vs University of Oregon

THU, MAR 26 · 9:00 AM

Prince Kūhiō Day

Kamaʻāina enjoy FREE admission to Waimea Valley in honor of Prince Kūhiō Day. Show your state ID at the ticket booth to enjoy the discount!

THU, MAR 26 · 9:00 AM

Prince Kūhiō's Legacy - FREE admission for Kamaʻāina

Celebrate Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana‘ole \(1871–1922\), the “Citizen Prince” of Hawai‘i. Born in Kōloa, Kaua‘i, he championed Native Hawaiian rights, helped establish the Hawaiian Homes Commission Act, and preserved Hawaiian traditions and culture. FREE kamaʻāina admission to Waimea Valley on Prince Kūhiō Day, March 26—bring a valid state ID.

THU, MAR 26 · 4:00 PM

Bicycling Basics - Free Cycling Course with HBL

"Feeling stressed to ride on the streets of Hawai‘i with traffic? HBL can help with that. Bring your bicycle and come out to HBL’s free hands-on, on-bike workshop that will have you feeling at ease pedaling around the town.Better your bike control, learn what your rights are as a cyclist & why exercising them is key to having a comfortable & enjoyable bike ride, anywhere you bike!𝘛𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘬𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘱 𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘭𝘶𝘥𝘦𝘴:☛ Basic bike fitting & how to perform a safety check of your equipment.☛ Best practices of cycling safely in Hawai‘i.☛ Bike parking & theft prevention: what you need to know.☛ Types of bicycle infrastructure you may encounter in the area & how to use them.☛ Where you can ride, where you cannot, and where you should ride for an enjoyable biking experience.☛ On-bike handling practice for smooth starting, stopping, steering, scanning, and signaling.☛Short instructor-led ride around the neighborhood (less than 2 miles) to show you how to apply those best practices, and have you experience in real life!REGISTER AT: https://secure.hbl.org/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F35419 Registration is mandatory and will close 2 days before the event.【 For more info on all bike class offered by HBL, check out HBL.org/workshops or call 808-735-5756 】"

THU, MAR 26 · 4:00 PM

Bicycling Basics (Free Bicycling Workshop by Hawai‘i Bicycling League)

Feeling stressed to ride on the streets of Hawai‘i with traffic? HBL can help with that. Bring your bicycle and come out to HBL’s free hands-on, on-bike workshop that will have you feeling at ease pedaling around the town.Better your bike control, learn what your rights are as a cyclist & why exercising them is key to having a comfortable & enjoyable bike ride, anywhere you bike!𝘛𝘩𝘪𝘴 𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘬𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘱 𝘪𝘯𝘤𝘭𝘶𝘥𝘦𝘴:☛ Basic bike fitting & how to perform a safety check of your equipment.☛ Best practices of cycling safely in Hawai‘i.☛ Bike parking & theft prevention: what you need to know.☛ Types of bicycle infrastructure you may encounter in the area & how to use them.☛ Where you can ride, where you cannot, and where you should ride for an enjoyable biking experience.☛ On-bike handling practice for smooth starting, stopping, steering, scanning, and signaling.☛Short instructor-led ride around the neighborhood \(less than 2 miles\) to show you how to apply those best practices, and have you experience in real life!REGISTER AT: https://secure.hbl.org/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F35419 Registration is mandatory and will close 2 days before the event.【 For more info on all bike class offered by HBL, check out HBL.org/workshops or call 808-735-5756 】

FRI, MAR 27 · 6:35 PM

Cal State Fullerton Titans at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball

SAT, MAR 28 · 8:00 AM

Uluniu Workday!

Mahalo for your interest in ʻike Hawaiʻi and perpetuating the knowledge and wisdom of our kūpuna! UH West Oahu 2026 Saturday Volunteer Days Every LAST SATURDAY of the Month @ 8:00amCome and kindly help in our cultural agroforestry movement dedicated to growing niu and ʻulu at UH West Oahu. We meet from 8:00am - 12:00pm. Pot-luck Lunch. Wear shoes + hat. Please, bring water and friends! Mahalo nui!

SAT, MAR 28 · 10:00 AM

Hawaii FoodieCon & Spring Expo 2026

HAWAII FOODIECON & SPRING EXPO! This year’s great foodie convention will converge in Honolulu from March 28 & 29 in the Blaisdell Exhibition Hall. All open food plate vendors will have at least one $7 mini plate so you can try as much as you can! SATURDAY, MARCH 28 10AM-7PM SUNDAY, MARCH 29 10AM-5PM Come by for your food samples and new and exciting restaurants and food trucks. In addition, shop in our Spring Expo for new items you cannot find in the stores but here in the show! Plus Live Entertainment! General admission is $6.50 Military and Seniors is $4.50 Kids 12 years and under Free with accompanying paid adult. For more info, call us at 808-732-6037 or email at sales@pacificexpos.com. www.pacificexpos.com Come Hungry. \#comehungry See less

SAT, MAR 28 · 10:00 AM

Read to a Therapy Dog

Come visit Liliha Public Library on the 4th Saturday of every month to read to a therapy dog! This program is designed to give children a chance to enjoy reading aloud with no pressure and no judgment. ​ Offered in collaboration with K9 TheraPets. 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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change. See a schedule of upcoming events on the HSPLS Events Calendar.​​

SAT, MAR 28 · 12:00 PM

AIA Hawai‘i Launches Centennial Quarterly Book Club Series

AIA Hawai‘i Book Club launches with *Nature Behind Barbed Wire: An Environmental History of the Japanese American Incarceration* by Connie Chang.The discussion will be led by Christine Ogura, Superintendent of Honouliuli National Historic Site (National Park Service). As part of AIA Hawai‘i’s 100th anniversary celebration, the Book Club invites the community into timely, accessible conversations that connect architecture to history, culture, place, and lived experience in Hawai‘i. Each quarter features a thoughtfully selected book and a guest speaker who brings its themes to life, bridging environmental, cultural, and social narratives with the built environment. Events are hosted at meaningful venues and designed to feel conversational rather than academic. The program includes a brief welcome, a facilitated discussion, and audience Q&A in a relaxed, community-centered setting. No prior reading is required—this is an open, engaging exchange for anyone curious about architecture’s broader impact! Copies of this month’s book are available for purchase at the Center for Architecture for $25.

SAT, MAR 28 · 5:00 PM

Swimsuit Afterparty

Hula’s Swimsuit Afterparty goes down every Saturday from 5PM to 7PM—right after cruising on the world-famous Hula’s Catamaran sail. Whether you’re dripping from the ocean or just showing up to cruise the crowd, this is where the bodies glisten, the drinks flow, and the flirtation hits full throttle. Throw on your tightest trunks, let the sunset hit your skin, and keep the party going back at Hula’s. “Come for a Cold One, Leave with a Hot One”-Jack Law Catamaran Swimsuit Afterparty Details 📍Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand – 134 Kapahulu Ave. 2nd FL | 2nd Floor of the Waikiki Grand Hotel 📅Every Saturday | 5 PM – 7 PM🔞 21\+ Only | Photo ID Required Entry is free • No RSVP required • Come straight from the beach What to Expect: 👙 Whether you’ve just docked or are just here to show off your beachwear, you’re invited to join the Waikiki crowd in their most fabulous swim fits. 🌅 Soak up sunset views from the lanai, sip tropical cocktails, and mix with catamaran cruisers, locals, and tourists alike. 🎶 Live music starting at 6PM to 9PM every day🍹 Post-sail Saturday Tito’s specials🏳️‍🌈 Speedos, cover-ups, and swimsuit realness encouraged \(footwear required\) Haven’t Cruised with Us Yet? 🏖️Why just come for the Afterparty when you could be part of the whole experience? Join the crew every Saturday at 2PM for Hula’s iconic catamaran sail—open ocean, cold drinks, and all the cruisy energy you can handle.🌊 💸 $35 per person • 🎟️ Spaces fill up fast—secure your ticket now and make a day of it. Click Here to Cruise with Other Explorers 📲 Stay Connected After the Catamaran Swimsuit Afterparty Follow us for future parties, event updates, and exclusive content! Instagram: @HulasWaikiki Facebook: Hula’s Bar & Lei Stand X \(Twitter\): @HulasWaikiki 📢 Tag us in your posts and let us know you’re coming! \#HulasWaikiki \#HulasCatamaran If you’re looking for more fun, check out all of our upcoming parties and entertainment at Hula’s Events Page!

SAT, MAR 28 · 8:00 AM

2026 Hawai‘i Kidney Walk

Your walk helps build hope for a future with better kidney health for everyone affected. By participating in the 2026 Hawai‘i Kidney Walk, you’re showing patients, families, and caregivers that they’re not alone. Organized by the National Kidney Foundation of Hawai‘i (NKFH), the Kidney Walk is the nation’s largest walk dedicated to kidney health. The event brings together patients, caregivers, medical professionals, and community members in a shared commitment to awareness, prevention, and support. Kidney disease affects more than 37 million adults in the United States, with millions more at risk. Early detection and education are key to slowing disease progression and improving outcomes. Funds raised through the Hawai‘i Kidney Walk support lifesaving programs that educate communities, advocate for better care, and provide direct support to patients and their families.Getting started is easy: 1. Register today and start fundraising. 2. Personalize your Kidney Walk page. 3. Begin fundraising — check out our Fundraiser Toolkit for simple ways to get started.

SAT, MAR 28 · 11:00 AM

No Dictators

No Thrones. No Crowns. No Dictators. On October 18, 2025, twenty-two thousand of us from our Hawaiʻi ohana came together in nonviolent protest to oppose the growing authoritarian actions of the Trump regime. And on March 28th, we are coming together again bigger and stronger than ever before. Rise up, take to the streets, and say it loud: No Thrones, No Crowns, No Dictators!! We are not watching history happen -- weʻre making it! Join us!

SAT, MAR 28 · 9:30 AM

Hot Flash! It May Be Menopause. (Women's Forum)

Connect with AARP Hawai‘i for a free women’s health event that helps make sense of what is happening to your body during perimenopause and menopause. Dr. Stacy Ammerman will talk about the key symptoms, why they are often overlooked, and the long‑term health implications of ignoring this stage of life. You will also learn about evidence-based treatment options including hormone therapy, non-hormonal medications, and supplements. Whether you are dealing with symptoms now or simply want to be prepared, this event offers a chance to learn, connect with other women and take charge of your health.Featured speakers: · Dr. Stacy Ammerman, Gynecologist· Cheri Teranishi-Hashimoto, Physical Therapist· Dr. Jennifer Lyman, PsychiatristEvent Cost: This event is free. Lunch Costs: Pre-order a bento for $9 during registration or select to bring your own lunch. Note that if your plans change, your bento payment will not be refunded after March 18th.How to Join You must be signed in to your AARP.org account or create a free AARP account to register for events online. AARP membership is not required. Please do not opt out of event-related email. If you prefer to call, please call 1-877-926-8300.To register online go to https://www.aarp.org/events/details.hot-flash-it-may-be-menopause-womens-forum.pfnmnjqjr2d

SAT, MAR 28 · 2:00 PM

Noise Cabinet: Christopher Stark and Galliard Strings

Noise Cabinet is a forward leaning concert series created for listeners with openness and curiosity

SAT, MAR 28 · 11:00 AM

HeART Strut 2026 Community Art Playshop-Giant Puppet Weekend

Learn how to create your own “jumping jack” style giant street puppet. This will be an all-cardboard build. \(No papier-mâchè this time.\) Twelve hours is just enough time to finish, but if not, you can take your puppet home to complete–and then bring it with you to the Strut. This community playshop is a warm up for the HeART Strut Community Procession at the HEART of Honolulu Festival on April 11, 2026. Come out and strut your stuff with your unique creation as we stroll along Nuʻuanu Avenue at 12:30pm and again at 2:30pm Saturday & Sunday, March 28-29. 11am–5pm each day \(12 hours total\) $25 for the weekend. Children 8\+ free. Each child must be accompanied by 1 adult \(1:1 ratio\) Templates available or create your own design. All materials provided. Feel free to bring and use up some of your arts & crafts hoard, except for glitter.

SUN, MAR 29 · 7:00 PM

Healing through the Savior: the Addiction Recovery Program

Instead of struggling with addiction alone, join us and find support and healing through the free and confidential Addiction Recovery Program. This 12-step support group, grounded in gospel principles and focused on Jesus Christ, offers a safe, non-judgmental space for you and your family to find hope and lasting recovery. Everyone is welcome, regardless of background or belief.

TUE, MAR 31 · 6:00 PM

The Greener Reader Book Club

The Greener Reader Book Club reads and discusses fiction, non-fiction, and science fiction books as well as memoirs and biographies, with the intention of exploring various perspectives and counter-narratives on (past, present and potential) social, cultural, and economic norms and systems, and on the “unspoken complexities of the human heart”. We meet (almost always) on the last Tuesday of every month to read together in silent solidarity, share what else we're reading, and discuss the book of the month. 1-3 times a month we (try to) gather in public green space to read as well. Join us - be the reader you want to see in the world!

TUE, MAR 31 · 12:30 PM

Pops & Positivity

This event aims to build relationships between peer mentors/counseling center interns and the student body at Chaminade. This event will allow for counseling center interns to become recognizable and familiar with students at Chaminade. Interns will also be able to share and advocate for resources available to students at the counseling center, from peer mentors to clinical counseling. This will help to create connections in a casual way to reach students by going to where they are directly and begin natural conversations. Students talked to will receive FREE popsicles, so be on the lookout for counseling center peer mentors! Learn more at http://chaminade.presence.io/event/pops-positivity-7

TUE, MAR 31 · 5:00 PM

Parkinson's Disease Support Group

This is a support group/educational group for individuals with Parkinson's Disease and their care partners. We meet monthly, usually have a speaker or a topic for the evening, and talk story about everything from exercise to emotions, treatments to family. It's a great group of people who are sharing with one another as they navigate life with Parkinson's Disease.

TUE, MAR 31 · 5:00 PM

Sing Like Nobody’s Watching-Karaoke Night!

All are invited to Karaoke night! Grab your friends and come ready to belt out your favorite tunes! Attendees can join Kaimukī Public Library for a night of fun and food, as we reminisce with music and singing. Library will provide mics and sound system.Please feel free to bring a favorite appetizer to share with other attendees. You don’t want to miss out on this epic night of fun!Due to the limited space, Pre-registration for this program is advised. Please contact the Kaimukī Public Library at (808)733-8422 or come in-person at the Adult Reference Desk to register. All minors must be accompanied by an adult. 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 48 hours or more before the event are encouraged, but not required. All programs are subject to change. See a schedule of upcoming events on the HSPLS Events Calendar.

THU, APR 2 · 6:30 PM

UCE WRESTLING PRESENTS: TENSIONS RISING @ HBSOCIAL

UCE WRESTLING PRESENTS: TENSIONS RISING on April 2nd, 2026 at Hawaiian Brians HB Social Club. Doors open at 6:30pm, bell rings at 7pm!

FRI, APR 3

Hawaii Pacific University Men's Tennis vs Point Loma

Hawaii Pacific University Men's Tennis vs Point Loma

THU, APR 9

Hawaii Pacific University Men's Tennis vs UC Davis

Hawaii Pacific University Men's Tennis vs UC Davis

FRI, APR 10 · 6:35 PM

UC Irvine Anteaters at Hawaii Rainbow Warriors Baseball

FRI, APR 10 · 3:00 PM

Hawaii Board Game Retreat

FRI, APR 10 · 9:00 PM

Josh Tatofi

Artist-In-ResidenceJosh TatofiArtist-In-ResidenceJosh Tatofi returns to Blue Note Hawaii as the 2026 artist-in-residence. Known as the Polynesian Luther Vandross, Tatofis music, blends traditional and modern elements, resonating with a broad audience. He has received multiple Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards, highlighting his significant contributions to Hawaiian music. Dedicated to preserving Hawaiian culture, Tatofi uses his platform to promote the Hawaiian language and traditions, bringing the aloha spirit to a global audience through his captivating performances.\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_CLUB POLICIESSeating is First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per PersonFull Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

SAT, APR 11 · 10:00 AM

INSPO! 2026

Don’t miss this FREE community fair—food trucks, marketplace, keiki fun & more—benefiting Lanakila Pacific. Be part of something good! Come hungry for fun—and leave inspired! HIGHLIGHTS Food Truck Alley: Feast on an array of street eats from our favorite food trucks. INSPO! Marketplace: Shop for gift and food items, artworks, and handmade crafts from local businesses. Inspiration Station: Play fun games to win prizes, spark creativity with keiki activities,and connect to community partner resources.​ Live Entertainment: Enjoy a full day of performances from talented local artists and aspiring stars. From music to dance, there’s something to inspire and delight everyone in the audience.

SAT, APR 11 · 7:30 AM

Spring 2026 Malama 96744 Graffiti Paint-Out and Community Clean-Up

Community Works in 96744 (CWC 96744), a community coalition that focuses on preventing underage drinking in Kaneohe/Windward Oahu, is hosting its *Malama 96744 Graffiti Paint-Out and Community Clean-Up* on Saturday, April 11, 2026. Youth who are high school seniors or younger will receive a certificate documenting four volunteer hours. We will also fill out and sign a community service form from their school, if needed, at the end of the event.

SAT, APR 11 · 11:00 AM

HeART Strut 2026 Community Art Procession

Revel in TWO HeART Strut Street Processions at this year's HEART of Honolulu Festival! The HeART Strut is a whimsical community art promenade that celebrates everyone’s unique creative power and capacity for sharing joy and HeART! Saturday, April 11. Start times: 12:30pm and 2:30pm Gather at the HeART Strut HQ on Nuʻuanu Ave in front of the Downtown Art Center 30 minutes before each amble. Each two-block promenade lasts approximately 20 minutes, so easy for all ages. Strutters, be sure to sign up on site and get your swag!

SUN, APR 12 · 3:00 PM

E-Bikes 101 - On-Bike Free Workshop with Hawai‘i Bicycling League

This 2-hour interactive workshop is made free to the public through a grant from the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation and will go over the most essential e-bike topics: what Hawai‘i’s laws say about e-bikes, introduction & rundown of e-bike lingo, what sets them apart from traditional bicycles, pros & cons on different component options, and best practices for safe e-biking in Hawai‘i! These workshops are designed to get responsible teens & adults into the awesome world of electric bicycles safely & confidently with Hawai‘i’s bicycling-experts. All registrants will get a chance to test ride e-bikes in this FREE workshop \(we've got an awesome variety of different types and styles of electric bicycles attendees will be able to choose from!\). This workshop is put on by your friends at Hawai‘i Bicycling League with help from a grant through the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation.Workshop is limited to the first 11 people to sign up - secure your spot \(for free!\) at: https://secure.hbl.org/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F35149Registration will close 2 days before the event.【 For more info on all bike class offered by HBL, check out HBL.org/workshops or call 808-735-5756 】

FRI, APR 17 · 4:00 PM

Earth Fest

This is Kaiser High School's 12th Annual Earth Fest. Each year this festival brings together dozens of local farms, food trucks, businesses and non-profit educational organizations, all committed to supporting conservation efforts across Hawaii and the world. In addition to food and education, our festival-goers enjoy awesome live bands and activities for kids.

FRI, APR 17 · 7:30 PM

Panji and the Lost Princess

Balinese Wayang Listrik (giant shadow puppets in combination with live action and gamelan orchestra)April 17-26, 2026*Pre-Show Chats at 6:45pm before Saturday performancesCo-Directed by Kristin Pauka and I Madé MojaAdapted from a traditional Balinese folktale by Ketut Wirtawan and Madé MojaPanji and the Lost Princess is a large-scale Balinese shadow puppetry performance in the tradition of wayang listrik. The story is based on the Balinese interpretation of a traditional Javanese story, and adapted to the genre of wayang listrik by Balinese master artists I Ketut Wirtawan and I Madé Moja. The show is dynamically staged with giant shadow puppetry, actors, dancers, special lighting effects, and is accompanied by a live gamelan ensemble, led by master musician I Madé Widana. The style of the production, wayang listrik (Indonesian for “electric shadows”), is a recent development in Balinese shadow puppetry that emerged in the late 1990s. What distinguishes this art form from others is the inclusion of giant screens, paintings, complex lighting, 3-dimensional effects, and dancers, as well as actors behind the screen, wearing shadow masks carved in a similar manner as traditional kulit (“leather”) puppets. Moja has staged two previous wayang listrik productions at Kennedy Theatre: Subali-Sugriwa – Battle of the Monkey Kings and The Last King of Bali. We are thrilled that he will return this season to serve as the master designer and co-director of this production.Friday, Apr. 17 at 7:30pmSaturday, Apr. 18 at 7:30pm*Friday, Apr. 24 at 7:30pmSaturday, Apr. 25 at 7:30pm*Sunday, Apr. 26 at 2:00pm*pre-show chat 4/18 & 4/25 at 6:45pm

SAT, APR 18 · 8:00 AM

Oahu Shred Event & Food Drive

Stay one step ahead of identity thieves. Reserve your spot at a free shredding event and food drive. This is a drive through and drop off event at a secure shredding facility. Registered participants may drop off up to 2 boxes of documents per person. Staples and paperclips do not need to be removed. Due to safety and traffic-flow concerns, people will not be allowed to get out of their car and boxes and bags will not be returned.Select your time frame and show up within that window of time. Space is limited. Priority is given to registered parties. A donation for the Hawaii Food Bank is encouraged but not required. You'll receive a link to a document release form in your confirmation email. Please complete the form and bring it with you if you have a printer as it will speed up the process.Drop Off Time Frames:8 AM - 9 AM9 AM - 10 AM10 AM - 11 AMThis event will take place at the Access facility in Kapolei.To register go to https://www.aarp.org/events/details.oahu-shred-event-food-drive.3qnj8hfgtrm

MON, APR 20 · 6:00 PM

Afroman

Presented By Big Island GrownAfromanPresented By Big Island GrownAfromans musical career began in the eighth grade, when he began recording homemade songs and selling them to his classmates. The first tape I made was about my eighth-grade teacher, he once recalled. She got me kicked out of school for sagging my pants, which was a big deal back then. So I wrote this song about her and it sold about 400 copies: it was selling to teachers, students, just about everybody. And I realized that, even though I wasnt at school, my song was at school, so in a way I was still there. All these people would come by my house just to give me comments about how cool they thought the song was. Foreman also performed in his church at a young age, playing both the drums and guitar. In 1998, Afroman released his first album, My Fro-losophy and later relocated to Hattiesburg, Mississippi, where he met drummer Jody Stallone, keyboardist/bassist Darrell Havard and producer Tim Ramenofsky \(a.k.a. Headfridge\).Ramenofsky produced and released Afromans album Because I Got High in 2000 on T-Bones Records; it was distributed primarily through concerts and the file-sharing service Napster before its title track was played on The Howard Stern Show. Afroman was inspired to write the songs lyrical content by his unwillingness to clean his room, and he ran with the idea of everyday tasks being derailed by drug use. In late 2001, the song became a hit and was featured in the films Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, The Perfect Score, and Disturbia later in the 2000s. Because I Got High was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Rap Solo Performance in 2002.After the singles success, Afroman joined the lineup of Cypress Hills fall festival Smoke Out with the Deftones, Method Man, and others. After this, Universal Records signed Afroman to a six-album deal, and Universal released The Good Times in 2001. The Good Times was a compilation of Afromans first two albums and some new tracks.\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_\_CLUB POLICIESSeating is Communal & First Come, First Served$20 Food or Beverage Minimum Per Person Full Bar & Full Dinner Menu AvailableNo refunds or exchange. Please make sure you purchase tickets for the correct date and time. Mahalo!

SAT, APR 25 · 10:00 AM

Hawaii Sustainability Expo and Electric Home Show

The Hawaii Sustainability Expo and Electric Home Show celebrates Earth Day 2026 at the Blaisdell center! Attendees can test drive up to 10 EVs without having to go dealer to dealer to dealer, ride e-bikes/skate/hoverboards, eat at the farm-to-expo food court, play cornhole at the all-electric tailgate and BBQ, see the latest in induction cookstoves technology, heat pump technology, solar portable power stations, and all sorts of other climate-friendly advances of the clean tech revolution. Bestselling author Bill McKibben headlines an amazing lineup of speakers, panels, and workshops throughout the weekend and homeowners will have a chance to see all the greatest home improvement technologies available and meet qualified contractors who can help them get their home all-electric and solar powered.

SAT, MAY 2 · 4:15 PM

Learn to Ride a Bicycle! (Lesson for Adults, by Hawai‘i Bicycling League)

"Celebrate National Ride a Bike Day with HBL! This 90-minute workshop is designed for adults who have never been on a bicycle (or haven't been on one in many years– or decades!), and will get you rolling safely on two-wheels! You'll be paired with a bicycle fit specifically for you and get practice with a friendly instructor from Hawai‘i Bicycling League who will help you go from balancing to gliding, and from gliding to riding! This workshop is put on by your friends at Hawai‘i Bicycling League through a grant from the City & County of Honolulu, Department of Transportation Services. Cost: $10* (any additional donations to help support Hawai‘i Bicycling League's education and advocacy efforts in are totally optional - but more than welcome!).Registration is required (and will close 2 days before the event). Workshops are limited to seven students. Sign up to secure your space: https://secure.hbl.org/nx/portal/neonevents/events?path=%2Fportal%2Fevents%2F32155 【 More info at: HBL.org/WORKSHOPS 】*If for any reason you aren't financially able to pay the $10 lesson cost please contact HBL at 808-735-5756!"