Honolulu, POP EXPO 2025 (5/17): It's that time of year!!! POP Fishing & Marine EXPO

Kahului, 2025 Maui Brewers Festival (5/17): The MACC's annual fundraising event—the Maui Brewers Festival—is one of Maui's top festivals.

Honolulu, Ma Raineys Black Bottom (5/15 - 6/1): More than music goes down in this riveting portrayal of fortitude, rage, and exploitation--a human event. *Advisory: This show is recommended for guests ages 16 and up. This production contains matur

Viking Motorcycle Bags : Our desire was to create something that was just as beautiful as it was useful. Thus began the journey of a thousand miles. One pile of carefully chosen leather and one extensively thought-out saddleb

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Boston, Upcoming Gem and Jewelry Shows Near Me : Gem and Jewelry Show master list is here!

Hilo, Cry Baby (5/22): Musical | 85 min Rated PG-13 TICKETS AVAILABLE NOW $10 General Admission $9 Senior, Student, V

Hilo, Preventive Care: An Introduction to Health Screenings and Proper Self-care Practices (5/31): Join us for Preventive Care: An Introduction to Health Screenings and Proper Self-care Practices, a

Hilo, Reiki 1 2 Energy Healing Workshop (5/17): Relax, Renew, Restore, Heal Unlock new self-care and healing as you learn to give Reiki to yourse

Honolulu, Ali Macofsky Tickets (5/22): Get ready for an unforgettable night of laughs with Ali Macofsky! Known for her sharp wit, hilarious

Honolulu, Allyn Bromley: At the Edge of Forever (11/8 - 6/15): At the Edge of Forever features mixed-media print-based works created over the past eight years by artist Allyn Bromley (b. San Francisco, 1928).

Honolulu, Bike Lane Clean Up Pau Hana (5/14): After cleaning up we'll be biking and walking and rolling across the street to Howzit Brewing for a

Honolulu, Black Gold Gala- 50th in the 50th (5/24): Please come and enjoy a night of elegance and dancing as the Brothers Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc

Honolulu, Choir Practice at the Episcopal Parish of St. Clement (5/30): Do you like to sing? Do you love sacred music both traditional and more contemporary? Would you lik

Honolulu, Dance Vision Medal Testing (5/17 - 5/18): Hey Students!!! Did you know Aloha Ballroom Company is much more than a dance studio?? We are a ball

Honolulu, Dinosaurs Exclusive Member Preview (5/23): Are you ready for the Jurassic Seas? 201 to 145 million years ago, dinosaurs not only roamed the Ear

Honolulu, Free Lei-Making (5/15): Craft Your Own LeiFor Free! Discover the joy of lei-making in this complimentary workshop. While sup

Honolulu, Illeagles at Blue Note Hawaii (5/23): Come share some Aloha for one of the most celebrated catalogs in music!

Honolulu, Joseph Kekuku and the Voice of the Steel Guitar (5/11 - 5/25): In 1889 a student at Kamehameha Schools fabricated a steel bar in the school’s machine shop, slid it across the strings of his guitar and changed the sound and shape of the instrument forever.

Honolulu, Kims Convenience (5/15): Join us for this hilarious and heartwarming comedy-drama about a Korean family-run store that inspir

Honolulu, Lee Ritenour _ May 24-25, 2025 (5/24): For Lee Ritenour, there arent many firsts left to achieve. During his dazzling five-decade career, t

Honolulu, Live Music Night with Kai Ea (5/30): *Free Event* Mlia Helel and Umi Perkins combine their musical talent under the name Kai Ea. Their

Honolulu, Ma Raineys Black Bottom (5/15 - 6/1): More than music goes down in this riveting portrayal of fortitude, rage, and exploitation--a human event. *Advisory: This show is recommended for guests ages 16 and up. This production contains matur

Honolulu, Man of La Mancha (5/23 - 6/14): Considered one of the greatest musicals of all time, Man of La Mancha is inspired by Miguel de Cervantes' 17th-century masterwork Don Quixote and his quest.

Honolulu, Man of La Mancha (5/23): Inspired by Miguel de Cervantes DonQuixote, which was set during the Spanish Inquisition. Cervantes

Honolulu, Marist in Hawaii (5/28): Dr. Dana Gathers of Marist's Teacher Education Program will be taking students from the EDUC 379 Cul

Honolulu, Massage Therapy OSTEO TUNING FORK Vibrational Myofasical Release 8 hours (5/26): CONTINUING EDUCATION: Massage Therapy OSTEO TUNING FORK Vibrational Myofasical Release 8 hours meet

Honolulu, Mighty Warriors Bible study for women and (5/15): Waikikii area, The Mighty Warriors Ministry will host a weekly Bible study for women and men. Join u

Honolulu, Miss Hawaii 2025 Kick Off Party (5/26): Were so excited to meet this years inspiring Miss Hawaii delegatesand you can meet them too! Join us

Honolulu, Past-Forward: Modern and Contemporary Art from HoMA’s Collection (11/9 - 7/19): Past-Forward reestablishes one of HoMA’s largest galleries as a space for modern and contemporary art from the museum’s permanent collection.

Honolulu, POP EXPO 2025 (5/17): It's that time of year!!! POP Fishing & Marine EXPO

Honolulu, POP EXPO 2025 (5/17): It's that time of year!!! POP Fishing & Marine EXPO featuring our biggest storewide sale of the yea

Honolulu, Raqs Aloha Showcase featuring David Abraham (5/30): Natashia Shiraishi is thrilled to present Raqs Aloha Showcase, featuring world-renowned oriental dance artist David Abraham. Based in Buenos Aires, Argentina.

Honolulu, Sally French: Outside the Crosswalk (3/21 - 5/16): Sally French resides on the island of Kauai where she maintains a working studio and offers printmaking residencies to visiting artists through Double Dog Dare Studio.

Honolulu, Surfjack Silent Disco (5/17): Get ready for iconic 80s 90s hits, your song requests, premium silent headphones, and a poolside, o

Honolulu, Tabletop Oahu: Spring 2025 (5/31 - 6/1): Join us for the spring edition of the Tabletop Oahu Convention! Explore Hawaii's largest publicly-a

Honolulu, Tahitian Dance for Beginners (5/16): Kumu Nalani Gauthier offers 20 years of Polynesian dance experience. $9 class

Honolulu, The Illeagles: The Premier Tribute to the Music of The Eagles _ May 23, 2025 (5/23): What do people want when they go see a live band? The members of SF Bay Area based tribute band ILLE

Honolulu, The Long Tall Improv Show (5/23): *IMPORTANT: To register for this event go to: https:\/\/improvhi.com\/event\/the-long-tall-improv-sh

Honolulu, The Red Clay Strays Tickets Honolulu HI The Republik (5/14): Don't miss The Red Clay Strays concert at The Republik in Honolulu, HI on Wednesday, May 14, 2025.

Honolulu, Trailblazer Woman - Women of the World Network Event (5/17): It?s a powerful gathering of women from across Hawai?i and around the globe?coming together to shar

Honolulu, Tripler Army Medical Center Baby Expo (5/24): A family-friendly and free event for new, expecting and seasoned Ohana!

Honolulu, Wa’a Holomua Canoe Racing Conference (5/18): The Wa?a Holomua Canoe Racing Conference happening on May 18th at the Hawai?i Convention Center. Thi

Honolulu, ??? Black & Gold Gala- “ 50th in the 50th” (5/24): Please come and enjoy a night of elegance and dancing as the Brothers Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc

Kahului, 2025 Maui Brewers Festival (5/17): The MACC's annual fundraising event—the Maui Brewers Festival—is one of Maui's top festivals.

Kaneohe, Giddy Up for HUGS Annual Gala (5/24): Join us as we present our annual signature gala. This year?s gala, "Giddy Up for HUGS" will be a Wes

Kapolei, Memorial Weekend CME (5/24 - 5/25): Join us this Memorial Weekend at the majestic Four Seasons Resort & Spa at Ko?olina for the Philippi

Kihei, Ua Ikea Dinner at Makena Golf & Beach Club (5/24): Hui No'eau Visual Arts Center is honored to be one of the nonprofits selected to benefit from the 2025 Ua Ikea Dinner at the Makena Golf & Beach Club.

Makawao, Heart of the Hui: Student & Faculty Showcase (5/30 - 7/25): Join us in celebrating the students, open studio users, and faculty of Hui No‘eau!

Volcano, Kaheaku: Visions of a Fisherman by Lacyann Kaheaku Matsumoto Lyons (5/17 - 6/22): Fishing was the most varied and extensive food-procuring practice of the Native Hawaiians. While netting was just one of many techniques, ?upena (fishnets) played a critical role in sustaining communi