Latest Events in Hawaii(March Updated)

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Merrie Monarch Festival | Hilo

Apr 5–Apr 11, 2026 (UTC-10)

Hilo

Celebration

Merry Monarchy Day was established to commemorate King David Laamea Kalakaua, known as the "Joyful Monarch" for his passionate and life-loving nature. Kalakaua was elected King of Hawaii in 1874 and reigned until his death in 1891. Each year, Merry Monarchy Day continues the traditions established by the King, featuring a week-long celebration of music, crafts, arts, exhibitions, and hula dance competitions. During the festival, Hilo, Hawaii, is filled with the grandeur, pride, and spirit of a Silver Jubilee celebration.

Association for Asian American Studies 2026 Annual Conference | 2005 Kālia Rd

Apr 2, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Family Events

Information Source: Association for Asian American Studies (AAAS) | eventbrite

BUILD 26 | Sheraton Waikiki Beach Resort

Apr 14, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Chris Okamura | eventbrite

Jewish Community of Kauai Passover Seder | Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church

Apr 2, 2026 (UTC-10)

Lihue

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: The Jewish Community of Kauai | eventbrite

HONOLULU HAWAII FOOTBALL/GIRLS FLAG MEGA COLLEGE PROSPECT CAMP APRIL 11TH | Kalani High School J-Building

Apr 11, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Sports & Fitness Camps

BREAKING NEWS!!! HONOLULU HAWAII BOYS FOOTBALL / GIRLS FLAG MEGA COLLEGE PROSPECT CAMP NOW AVAILABLE APRIL 11TH AND OFFERS IN-PERSON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP OFFER EVALUATIONS WITH SEVERAL COLLEGES FOR BOYS / GIRLS 5-12TH GRADERS (GRADUATES/TRANSFERS ARE WELCOME) ***GIRLS COMPETE VS GIRLS SEPERATELY ALL POSITIONS (QB/OL/WR/RB/DL/LB/DB/K/P/SNAPPERS) GOT GRADES GOT GAME GET OFFERS ***GUARANTEED OFFERS & RECRUITING STAR RATINGS WILL BE AWARDED AT THE END OF CAMP CAMP INCLUDES: - RECRUITING & LIFE SKILLS SEMINAR - MEET & GREET W/ COLLEGE COACHES - COMBINE TESTING (40 YD SPRINT/ SHUTTLE) (GIRLS 20YDS) - POSITION DRILLS W/ COLLEGE COACHES - 1on1 / LINEMAN CHALLENGES / 7v7 SHOOTOUT - SPECIAL COMPETITIONS (FASTEST/STRONGEST/LONGEST THROW/KICK) - TOP PERFORMERS/MVPS/TOP RANKING BY CLASS/OFFERS AWARDED AT END OF CAMP ARE YOU STAR RATED YET??? ***ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL RECIEVE OFFICIALL STAR RATING AND HAVE OPPORTUNUTY TO EARN HIGHER STAR RATING AT COMPLETION OF CAMP REGISTER NOW AND GET RECRUITING STAR RATING!!! CAMP SCHEDULE: 8AM CHECKIN 9-12PM CAMP ATTENDING COLLEGES: TBA Travis Johnson Univ of Fort Lauderdale (Recruiting Coordinator) TJohnson@UFTL.edu www.CoachtravisJohnson.com @CoachTravisJoh1 954-540-5194 personal cell Information Source: Travis Johnson | eventbrite

HEART of Honolulu Street Festival | Honolulu

Apr 11, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Celebration

The Heart of Honolulu Street Festival 2026 will be held on April 11, 2026 (11:00 AM to 4:00 PM). Artists and arts groups are cordially invited to take to the streets. Nuanu Boulevard in Chinatown will be closed and opened as a pedestrian zone, allowing everyone to experience and enjoy the charm of the Chinatown arts district, including art, live music, food, creative local vendors, performances, and more.

2026 Travel Weekly Hawaii Leadership Forum | Sheraton Waikiki

Apr 21, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Cultural Experiences

Information Source: Destination Marketing Hawaii & Travel Weekly | eventbrite

Shinnyo Lantern Floating Festival | Honolulu

May 25, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Celebration

Thousands of people will gather at Ala Moana Beach Park for Hawaii's True Lantern Festival, a moving tradition dedicated to remembering loved ones who have passed away. Rooted in Buddhist practices, the festival invites people of all backgrounds to float lanterns into the ocean as a symbol of remembrance, peace, and hope. It's a breathtaking sight to see thousands of shining lanterns float across the water, each flickering a message of love, loss, and remembrance into the vastness of the ocean. Beyond personal remembrance, this event fosters unity and encourages community reflection and healing. Remember, reflect, and find inner peace amidst the beauty of the lanterns at the 27th annual Floating Lantern Ceremony.

Hula Arts at Kīlauea | Volcano

Jan 10–Nov 14, 2026 (UTC-10)

Volcano

Celebration

The Volcano Arts Center (VAC), located on the Kilauea volcano, is dedicated to the promotion and perpetuation of arts and culture. The vibrant location inspires a passion to share authentic Hula Kahiko performances and other hula arts and traditions. VAC, with support from the Hawaii Tourism Authority's Kukulu Ola program, is proud to announce free events to promote and perpetuate Native Hawaiian arts and culture. On the second Saturday of each month, join the Volcano Arts Center for a free, live hula performance. Performances are presented in an authentic outdoor setting, rain or shine, without electronic amplification. The Volcano Arts Center is a nonprofit arts and educational organization founded in 1974 to promote, develop, and perpetuate the artistic and cultural heritage of the Hawaiian people and environment through visual, literary, and performing arts events.