Activities

Looking for something for the kids to do during winter break? Hawai‘i County has some options.

The fair is one of a series of community events planned by the Vibrant Hawaiʻi Resilience Hub network during Makahiki.

The events will pay tribute to the music, hula and the variety of dynamic Polynesian cultures that inhibit the Island of Hawaiʻi and community of Hilo.

Experienced surfing instructors, surfboards and life vests will be provided during the Surfers Healing event.

“Kai and Hōkū Explore Foods of Hawai‘i” encourages families to get excited about exploring more local foods together.

“I’ve always said we’ve got the best listeners in the world and this proves it,” KAPA DJ Darde Gamayo said.

Registration for the 2023 West Side Hawaii Little League season is officially open for children ages 4-16.

Honoka‘a traded in its Western ways for medieval magic Saturday for the first-ever Honoka‘a Renaissance Faire, hosted by the Honoka‘a Business Association.

The Hawai‘i Island Veterans Day Parade returned live after taking two years off because of the COVID-19 pandemic, and people from around the island turned out for the festivities.

Fishers will now have to obtain a permit from the DLNR to use lay nets in State waters, effective 10 days after the governor signs off.

The parade will feature 90 units as it winds from Wailoa State Recreation Area throughout downtown Hilo and back.

‘Īlio Dog rescue will be holding its first Kona dog adoption event in partnership with Ola Brew.

The Uēkahuna overlook, restrooms, and parking lot in Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park is temporarily closed today to protect breeding and nesting nēnē (Hawaiian geese) in the area. The closure lies west of the intersection with Kīlauea Overlook, which will remain open and accessible. Visitors can hike about one-third of a mile west of the overlook […]

The all-day faire will host an array of wondrous sights from local artisans peddling crafted wares and meals, medieval-themed games for all ages, a garden for parched guests to refresh themselves with mead or ale, and a stage with arts.

When winter comes to Mauna Kea, which means “White Mountain,” many people want to see the snow in tropical Hawai’i.

Kona’s free annual AstroDay is fast approaching.

Hawaiʻi Island community members are invited to support The Food Basket now through Dec. 22

Pointy hats and other witchy wardrobe were the norm. Even a skeleton and a glittery orange-and-black spider were part of the festivities.

Let’s do the Time Warp again.

Featuring eight rooms of terror, each with a different theme, the event promises a scary good time for anyone and everyone who dares to enter.