Things to Do on O‘ahu in March 2026
Enjoy Shakespeare-inspired orchestral concerts, experience Japanese pop culture, feast at this year’s K-pop themed BrunchFest and more.
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Enjoy Shakespeare-inspired orchestral concerts, experience Japanese pop culture, feast at this year’s K-pop themed BrunchFest and more.
Adults are purchasing blind boxes and other toys alongside kids. Here’s a closer look at some of the most popular ones.
Celebrate the harvest season at this year’s Mid-Autumn Festival in Chinatown on Saturday, Oct. 4.
Experience Osaka vibes at this this massive Japanese festival with a new location in Pearl City.
There’s nothing we love more than a local spin on a global trend. Case in point, Hawai‘i’s answer to the current bag charm obsession: island-inspired adornments for your carryalls.
Today, Tomorrow offers an eclectic array of furniture from a wide span of design periods.
You can now trade in pre-owned shirts for store credit through the Reyn’s Again program, with those in good condition given a second chance.
Experience “A Night in Morocco” with Hale ‘Aina award-winning restaurants, enjoy the Aloha Festivals pageantry, dance around the yagura at the island’s biggest bon dance and more.
Want to shop or dine in Kaimukī? Here’s an insider guide on where you should park.
Ready, set, shop—support local by shopping at these O‘ahu pop-up markets held every month.
Smoked shoyu, Filipino American-inspired chocolates and old-school local chips are just a few of the products whetting our appetites.
Trust us, you’ll want to add these new booths to your must-shop list.
We can’t get enough of these creative accessories, toys and home goods with uniquely Hawai‘i touches.