Things to Do in May in Hawaii
Furious paddling, Smokey singing, octopus hunting—May is full of stuff to do.
Waikiki Paddle FestivalMay 5 and 6
Paddlers unite! This competition is open to paddleboarders, stand-up paddlers, 1- 2- and 6-man outriggers, and surf-ski paddlers. For landlubbers, there’ll also be live music and a beer garden. To register, visit quiksilver.com/watermanevents. |
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Dividing the EstateMay 10 to May 27Family strife makes for drama and comedy, as Manoa Valley Theatre takes on the Tony Award-nominated play Dividing the Estate. Who knew real estate squabbles could be so funny? manoavalleytheatre.com. |
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The Lure and Lore of HeeMay 10Learn all about hee (octopus) from the Kawelo family of Kaneohe, who will share fishing techniques, cultural stories and practices, and delicious recipes. Bishop Museum. For tickets: 847-8296, membership@bishopmuseum.org. |
Echoes of RainbowsMay 11 to 13The Garden Club of Honolulu’s major flower and horticulture show happens only once every three years, making it a must for floral fans. honolulumuseum.org. |
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Smokey RobinsonMay 22Motown legend Smokey Robinson comes to the Blaisdell Concert Hall this month. Excited? We second that emotion. Tickets $49 to $89, blaisdellcenter.com. |
Waioli Tea Room SaleMay 5 and 6Shop for all kinds of antiques and vintage treasures—jewelry, clothing, furniture and much more. 226-7119, masudat001@hawaii.rr.com. |
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Na Hoku Hanohano Music FestivalMay 25 to 27
Music-makers and -lovers alike converge on the Hawaii Convention Center for a |
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14th-Annual Lantern-Floating CeremonyMay 28
There sometimes seems to be more photographers than lanterns in the water off Ala Moana Beach Park, but this annual Memorial Day tradition remains a moving tribute to loved ones who have passed away. |
