Events

Welcoming paddlers for Na Wahine O Ke Kai. Local entertainment with Molokai crafts and merchandise, ono food and cultural practitioners at Kaunakakai town from 5 – 10 pm.

Parade through Kaunakakai Town at 9:00am, followed by day-long Ho'olaulea at the baseball park across from Mitchell Pauole Center. For over 50 years the Festivals of Aloha has brought the Molokai community together with their Royal Court, onolicious food, fun games, dance and memorable entertainment.

Join us to celebrate the latest Lōʻihi Records release, Broken Cassette, Volume 1 in the amphitheater at Capitol Modern!

Welcoming paddlers for Na Wahine O Ke Kai. Local entertainment with Molokai crafts and merchandise, ono food and cultural practitioners at Kaunakakai town from 5 – 10 pm.

Join us to celebrate the latest Lōʻihi Records release, Broken Cassette, Volume 1 in the amphitheater at Capitol Modern!

Part of the series, FiliRooted: Celebrating Filipino-American History Month in Hawai‘i – From Plantation to Diaspora. Join us for the opening of the Bamboo to Brass exhibit, including a blessing, a Batok fashion show, and an artist panel.

Part of the series, FiliRooted: Celebrating Filipino-American History Month in Hawai‘i – From Plantation to Diaspora. Join us for the opening of the Bamboo to Brass exhibit, including a blessing, a Batok fashion show, and an artist panel.

Free, hands-on, family-friendly workshop led by Climate Action Artist-in-Residence Benjamin Fairfield, whose work is featured in the new Kaiāulu: Rising Together exhibit. Learn to build your own “Squawkie Talkie” a playful sound-making creation that explores technology, innovation, and sustainability through art. All materials provided. No experience needed. For ages 5 and up.

Free, hands-on, family-friendly workshop led by Climate Action Artist-in-Residence Benjamin Fairfield, whose work is featured in the new Kaiāulu: Rising Together exhibit. Learn to build your own “Squawkie Talkie” a playful sound-making creation that explores technology, innovation, and sustainability through art. All materials provided. No experience needed. For ages 5 and up.

Keiki will explore Filipino heritage through storytelling, language, songs, and games in a joyful hands-on workshop led by UH Mānoa Professor Imelda Gazmen.