Free Seminar: Save Yourself From Cyber Scams

Featured Speaker: Will Bales, Supervising Special Agent, FBI Honolulu Cyber Division. Learn about: online threats and how to protect yourself. The role of the FBI in protecting Americans from cyber crimes. Romance scams, veteran’s scams, and more.

Kauai -Thursday May 16, 1:00pm-3:00pm. Kauai Community College, Room 106 C and D. 3-1901 Kaumualii Hwy, Lihue. Ala Moana Hotel – Garden Lanai Room
, 401 Atkinson Blvd, Honolulu.

Oahu -Saturday May 18, 9:00am-11:00am. Ala Moana Hotel – Garden Lanai Room
, 401 Atkinson Blvd, Honolulu.

Maui -Thursday May 23, 6:00pm-8:00pm. J. Walter Cameron Center, 95 Mahalani Street, Wailuku.

Kailua, Kona -Tuesday May 21, 5:30pm-7:30pm (Check in 5:00pm). Humpy’s Big Island Ale House – Hurricane Rm, 75-5815 Alii Drive, Kailua-Kona.

Hilo -Tuesday May 21, 9:30am-11:30am. The Arc of Hilo, 1099 Waianuenue Ave., Hilo.

Health lecture ~Habits That Heal~

Prevent disease and reverse many of its negative effects by learning the healthy lifestyle habits of America’s longest living people.

Honolulu Japanese SDA Church

2655 Manoa Road, Honolulu

Hawaii's Plantation Village 29th Obon Celebration

4:30 pm - Food booths and Craft sales begin, 5:30 pm - blessing by Rev. Jeffrey Soga, 5:45 pm - dancing begins.

Limited Seating, please recommend bringing chair/mat to seat on. Lots of free parking.

Dance groups: Waipahu Soto Mission Bon Dance Class; Waipahu Hongwanji, Hawaii Eisa Shinyuukai, Haawaii Shin Kobukai, Iwakuni Dance Group, Aiea Taiheiji Yagura Gumi.

Hawaii's Plantation Village

94-695 Waipahu Street, Waipahu

Voices of Aloha Presents: For the Beauty of the Earth Spring Concert

Hawaii has been traditionally a meeting place of many different races and cultures, and this variety of time and place will be reflected in our Spring Concert. The first part will feature music from mainland America, from the earliest known composers, folk tunes, reflections on the early music and original pieces by contemporary composers. Then we will go on a journey starting from and ending in Hawaii, with settings by contemporary composers of traditional music from Japan, China, India and the Middle East.

The program will be conducted by Music Director Sangeet Gellhorn who is also the director of the Temple Emanu-El High Holydays choir. He previously directed the choirs for the Unitarian Church and the Central Union Church. Sangeet joined Voices of Aloha as the new music director in August 2018. Leilani Motet will be the accompanist. Leilani holds a Bachelor of Music degree in Piano Pedagogy from Texas Christian University and is currently on the staff at the Ellen Masaki School of Music. The evening will feature special guest musicians: Yazhi Nie on guzheng (Chinese zither), David Davis on cello, Kip McAtee on oud, Tara Severns on drums, and VoA president Creig Lam on guitar.

Doors will open at 5:30 pm. The concert will begin at 6 pm.

Kawaiaha`o Church

957 Punchbowl Street, Honolulu

Pan-Pacific Festival

The 40th annual Pan-Pacific Festival, a celebration of cultural traditions of Hawai‘i, the Pacific Rim and around the world, will run from June 7 - 9 at various locations throughout Honolulu.

The three-day festival kicks off with a Ho‘olaule‘a (block party) complete with live entertainment on multiple stages, food, crafts and more. The celebration continues with Performing Arts Showcases, featuring cultural performances and demonstrations.

The 19th Annual Pan-Pacific Hula Festival will take place daily on Waikīkī Beach featuring more than a dozen hula hālau (schools), most of them from Japan.

The Punahele Party on Saturday night will feature a live band with hālau. The festival concludes with a colorful parade along Kalākaua Avenue in Waikīkī.

Various Locations

Waikiki, Honolulu

Senior Health and Fitness Fair

Educational & Wellness Workshops, New Products and Services for Seniors Valuable Info for Caregivers and Families, Health, Safety, Financial, Cultural Booths - Free Admission/Open to the Public.

Hawaii Okinawa Center

94-587 Ukee Street, Waipahu

Honomu Henjoji Mission Bon Dance

Lots of delicious food and drinks will be sold at our concession stand, including hot dogs, chili, saimin, shave ice, baked goods, bottled water, coffee, and more!

5:00PM Hatsubon & Obon Service, 7:00PM Obon Dance

Honomu Henjoji Mission

28-1668 Old Mamalahoa Hwy, Honomu

Obon Service and Dance

Come join Annual Obon Service and Dance!

6:30PM Service, Dance to follow

Wailuku Shingon Mission

1939 North Street, Wailuku