Hawai‘i Pacific Health invites women of all ages to participate in the 38th annual Hawai‘i Pacific Health Women’s 10K. The scenic, 6.2-mile race takes participants around Diamond Head and through Kahala, returning to Kapi‘olani Park for the after-race festivities.
Cost:
$35 for students and military
$35 for early online...
Look back at the last 125 years of Hawai‘i’s history through the more than 1,000 historic photographs that are on display in this special exhibit. The photos are separated into 15 themes, such as food, entertainment, fashion, transportation, and there are also interactive displays to help relate the photos to life today.
Violin virtuoso Jennifer Koh returns to perform Vivaldi’s famous Four Seasons with the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of the talented young conductor Xian Zhang.
Program:
Rossini – Overture to William Tell
Vivaldi – The Four Seasons
Tchaikovsky – Symphony No. 2 in C Minor, Little Russian
Yoga teachers, musicians, DJs and speakers from around the world are at Turtle Bay this week for the annual Wanderlust festival. Learn the prana danda yoga, take a surf lesson and spend your evening dancing to DJ HyFi or DJ Drez in a quest to “unplug from the ordinary and discover the extraordinary.”
Rock band Kings of Leon, whose music is a blend of Southern rock and blues, makes a stop in Honolulu this weekend to perform some of its number one hits you’ll be screaming to hear. The band’s most current album, Mechanical Bull, was released in 2013.
Ko Olina will host the 2nd Annual Children's Film & Music Festival, Saturday, March 7th, 2015, a benefit for the Kapi'olani Medical Center for Women & Children. Last year, over 3,000 keiki and adults enjoyed the festivities and helped raise $50,000 for Kapi'olani's Campaign for Hawai'i's Children fund drive.
Event highlights include live stage performances, a...
The University Lab School’s 2015 Paina and Cultural Festival celebrates Pacific Rim cultures with food, entertainment, games and keiki activities (learn poi pounding, Tahitian toere drumming and dance, make ti-leaf bracelets). Country store selling homemade food items (prune mui), crafts and plants. Music by Maunalua, Jeff Rasmussen, Holunape and ULS student groups.
Celebrate Pacific Rim cultures with food, entertainment, games and keiki activities. Country store sells homemade food items, crafts and plants. Musical performances by Maunalua, Jeff Rasmussen and ULS student groups.
This free event is a multi-cultural music fest featuring Na Hoku award winners Mike Love and Nesian N.I.N.E., as well as popular morning show host Lina Girl - along with performances by Tekniqlingz, 24-7 Dance Force, Malia in Hawaii, Voyager's own School or Rock, and more! There will also be a kids' zone, mobile gaming provided by JMJ Gaming, silent auction, and food and crafts by...
