The Hawaiʻi State Archives is featuring local luthier Eric DeVine in their Builder's Spotlight series, offering a live demonstration and insights into his craftsmanship.

Kaua'i County seeks artist submissions for a monument commemorating the 1924 Battle of Hanapēpē, honoring lives lost in the labor dispute. Deadlines for entries are until September 1.

Oʻahu's First Circuit Court celebrated its annual Law Day Art Contest winners, themed "The Constitution’s Promise: Out of Many, One," featuring works by talented students depicting the nation's unity.

The Hawaiʻi State Art Museum is reducing its open days to four per week starting August 1, 2025, but will maintain its free admission and special events.

The Hawaiʻi State Art Museum will host an exhibition called "The Spark Within" featuring artworks by Hawaiʻi's public school art teachers from July 1-25, 2025, with an opening reception on July 4.

Hawai‘i State Library's Summer Reading Program includes a charitable event to donate musical instruments to the Music For Life Foundation for young musicians.

Kaua‘i's Office of Economic Development has announced the winners of the 2025 Cultural Programs and Events Grant, celebrating cultural diversity and supporting the local economy.

Hawaiʻi's June arts scene boasts a plethora of events, including dance festivals, late museum nights, outdoor concerts, and free cultural activities, supported by local government and the SFCA.

The Hawaii State Legislature granted $565,000 to six arts and culture nonprofits for the fiscal year 2025, supporting their operations and contributions to the community.

Aloha Stadium is launching an art contest asking local artists to create a sculpture from the stadium's salvaged metal, offering a stipend and a $1,000 prize.

Hawaiʻi State Archives launches "Builder’s Spotlight," showcasing 'ukulele craftsmanship and Hawaiian music tradition, combining live instrument-making demonstrations with performances.

Community and traditional craftsmanship converge in Hawaii as a new 44-foot canoe, the Nāleilehua, is being built by Timothy Gilliom and team with donated koa wood following the loss of the Mo‘olele in the Lahaina wildfires.

Hawai‘i's DLNR is accepting entries for its Wildlife Conservation and Game Bird Stamp art contest, with the 2025-26 stamp featuring Erckel’s Francolin and Manu-o-Kū. Winners receive $1,000 and contribute to conservation efforts.