Things to Do on O‘ahu in October and November 2024
Spend an evening with John Legend, help clean up Kaimukī, sample premium sake and shop minerals and gemstones this fall.
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Spend an evening with John Legend, help clean up Kaimukī, sample premium sake and shop minerals and gemstones this fall.
Keep your keiki busy with these engaging activities while school is out Oct. 7–11, 2024.
Sample award-winning dishes at a circus-themed gala, watch new murals get painted and celebrate Indigenous cultures at a powwow.
Congratulations to this year’s Hale ‘Aina Award winners announced on Aug. 27, 2024.
Bring your appetite for our biggest foodie event of the year, Saturday, Sept. 7, at the Royal Hawaiian Resort.
Fifteen new poke creations, one King of Poke Fest East. And the poke that reigned supreme wasn’t ‘ahi.
Natto lovers can-natto resist: 12 eateries are featuring 28 new natto creations this weekend.
Can I get an encore? Join us on Saturday, Aug. 3, for more poke, more eats and more fun on Honolulu east side.
Celebrate culture and music at summer festivals, experience Maoli’s music live and catch a free outdoor movie at Waimea Valley.
The Pan-Pacific Festival returns after a five-year break with performances by international and local artists, a ho‘olaule‘a and a bon dance.
Nearly 20 poke vendors from all over O‘ahu are bringing their best for poke’s biggest event of the year.
Everything you need to know about this beachfront bash on Saturday, May 11.
Readers can preview the award-winning restaurant’s new okazuya in an evening of live music, lucky numbers and take-home omiyage.
From bar crawls to Hispanic festivals, there are plenty of ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo this year.
The largest gathering of Latin food is serving up all kinds of arepas, ceviches, elote, empanadas and more on Sunday, May 5.
Cheer on the ’Bows at the Big West Men’s Volleyball Championship, see Sasha Colby live and celebrate all things Spam.
On March 24, guests across the island joined us for breakfast and bottomless drinks at the Prince Waikīkī pool deck.
Honolulu Festival, Janet Jackson live in concert, St. Patrick’s Day Parade, HIFF Spring Showcase and BrunchFest—March is packed with fun!
BrunchFest presented by First Hawaiian Bank and Mastercard returns Sunday, March 24, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the stunning Prince Waikīkī.
Not to be confused with this weekend’s Kimchi Day Festival, this indoor event features dishes from 10 restaurants, a slew of Korean drinks and a very good cause.
Treat yourself to live music, theater and the largest food festival in Hawai‘i before the holi-daze happens.
With Hallowbaloo canceled, Chinatown bar owners plan a night of drink specials, music, dancing and a costume contest.