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The St. Patrick’s Day street festival returns to Fort Street Mall on Tuesday with live music, food vendors and a Waikīkī parade that will affect midday traffic.
Roberts Hawaii is opening Limelight, a $15M, high-tech entertainment venue at the Ala Moana Hotel that aims to host concerts, sports watch parties and private events.
A new 5,000-seat venue at Wet'n'Wild's Kapolei campus will host concerts, circus runs and private events this spring. Promoters have already scheduled a slate of shows.
An oceanfront 12‑court pickleball complex is coming to Kāʻanapali at the Hyatt Regency Maui, offering drop‑in play, lessons, leagues and group events. The resort will provide guest day passes.
A new dating show, "No Lei, No Love," is casting singles in Hawaiʻi, focusing on modern dating experiences amid Hilo's scenery. The show will feature a lei-removal concept to signify disinterest.
Aloha Stadium teams up with DTS and Skyline for a community event featuring activities, exclusive merchandise, book donations for a prize, and entertainment.
The Westin Maui is hosting an adults‑only New Year’s Eve soirée that ends with a 150‑drone midnight show depicting the legend of Maui, plus VIP menus and a Duckhorn pop‑up bar.
Broadway veterans Q. Smith and Lawrence Stallings headline a free Kamaʻāina Holiday Spectacular at Wailuku’s Historic Iao Theater this Monday. Photos with Santa and a wait list round out the night.
Ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro brings his Holidays In Hawaiʻi show to the MACC, mixing new holiday recordings with island favorites and notable guests.
Antonia Bennett takes the Lewers Lounge stage in Waikiki this weekend for two nights of intimate jazz and holiday songs.
The Waikiki‑born trio returns to da Playground in Wailuku next Thursday to preview Oxygen, their Ken Caillat‑produced LP, with guest musicians.
Capitol Modern's free First Friday event on December 5 offers art, culture, and community with tributes, performances, and a pop-up market from 5:00–9:00 PM.
Josh Groban is set to perform in Honolulu on February 7, 2026, with Hawaii residents getting early access to tickets for his first-ever concert in the state.
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