The four-day convention at Capitol Modern pairs camera-brand keynotes with a new Keck Observatory session on Maunakea's twin telescopes.

State art officials want lawmakers to unlock funding to save Volcano before bulldozers reach it. A private developer may also chip in.

Intimate Korea brings nine films and a live string quartet to the Doris Duke Theatre for Chuseok weekend.

The Hamilton Library exhibit opens Monday with sign-language performances at Kennedy Theatre and a keynote from a descendant of Hawaiian aliʻi.

The 34th annual youth hula competition leaves Kāʻanapali for Kamehameha Schools Maui, with soloists ages 6 to 17 competing Oct. 9-10.

Hawaiʻi's largest bon dance returns Saturday with a $1 gate fee, free shuttles and no on-campus parking.

Guests toured a new Arctic operations display and an Earn Your Dolphins challenge at Pearl Harbor's submarine museum.

A free living-history walk leads visitors through six stations around ʻIolani Palace, with costumed actors reenacting the kingdom's fall.

Kailua Music School's Icon Academy bands, who've hit a Times Square billboard, headline Blue Note Hawaiʻi on September 10.

Solomon Enos gathered brushstrokes from over 3,500 residents to fill 6,000 glass panels at the Hawaiʻi Capitol, but bid delays mean the walkable ocean won't open this year.

A love story rooted in Maui's sugar plantation history is one of eight finalists for the Philippines' Oscar entry, decided Sept. 4.

Winners get custom koa ukuleles and a stage at Duke's Waikiki — auditions open Tuesday.

Married comedians Marnina Schon and Micah O’Konis make their Hawaiʻi debut with a musical built from their own near-disastrous wedding.