7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in October 2017
Summer may be over, but the fun doesn’t have to end—there are still lots of free things to do in Honolulu this fall.
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Summer may be over, but the fun doesn’t have to end—there are still lots of free things to do in Honolulu this fall.
Say “aloha” to the start of the biggest Hawaiian cultural celebration in the U.S. on Saturday, Sept. 9.
It’s time for some rice, rice, baby. Here’s everything you need to know about this one-day event on Sept. 9.
Celebrate Hawaiʻi’s love for rice, support local designers and commemorate peace this September.
Browse free museums, watch a late-night brawl, cheer for your favorite NBA team and more.
Calling all Instagrammers! Join in on the fun at HONOLULU Magazine’s first-ever InstaMeet on Sept. 9 at The Surfjack Hotel and Swim Club, coinciding with Instagram’s Worldwide InstaMeet 16.
Here’s everything you need to know about the sun’s (temporary) disappearance on Aug. 21.
See the best that Honolulu has to offer, walk for a good cause and soak up the last days of summer.
Celebs from “The Princess Bride,” “Hercules,” and “Fight Club 2” at the Hawai‘i Convention Center.
Enjoy those lazy, crazy, hazy days of summer while they last.
The 47th annual ʻUkulele Festival Hawai‘i takes place this Sunday, July 16 from 10:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Kapi‘olani Park Bandstand in Waikīkī.
Pick up some new reading material, listen to local musicians under the stars and pretend you’re Princess Buttercup when you finally meet Westley himself.
Summer is the time for festivals! Whether you’re into art, food and drink, or great local music, there’s something for everyone to celebrate this month.
Come to Waikīkī this Friday, June 9, through Sunday, June 11, for a weekend of festivities and performances.
The 38th annual international cultural celebration takes place from Friday, June 9 to Sunday, June 11.
This easy trail is a hike through a verdant forest with native trees.
Festival season is in full swing, so get outside and dance, eat waffles and dress up with your pup.
Summer is here and there’s a lot to celebrate, including World Oceans Day, National Pride Month and the homecoming of our beloved Hōkūleʻa—all for free, of course.
Who said everything closes at 9 p.m. in Hawaiʻi? These spots are open until at least midnight.
Kids rarely tire of the Honolulu Zoo, where visits never are the same.
This month, pay homage to Hawaiʻi’s tattoo culture, gather with book lovers, view beautiful gems and more, all for free.
Psst! Mother’s Day is May 14, so take Mom to dance performances, festivals and a bar to celebrate all month long. (And don’t forget the flowers.)
Support a cause, get cultured and spread a little love—all for zero dollars.
Don’t be an April Fool, learn more about how our bodies work, watch Japanese satire, eat Spam and celebrate Scottish culture.