Entertainment

Amateur and professional photographers wanted for the newest competition and exhibit from the artistic people at Volcanoes National Park.

Saint Patrick’s Day takes on an island flair with Hawaiian musicians Brittni Paiva and Grammy award winner Keoki Kahumoku on March 17, at the Kilauea Military Camp Theater in Volcanoes National Park.

Aku Hauanio will discuss lore and this sustainable fishing practice performed by his ancestors tonight, Tuesday March 13, at 7 p.m. at the Kilauea Visitors Center Auditorium.

Grammy award and multiple Na Hoku Hanohano awards winner, slack-key guitarist John Keawe will perform on March 17, to raise funds for the Kamuela Philharmonic.

On March 11, the historic Palace Theater will host “The Ocean Regards Us All As One,” which combines art, dance and music for an evocative and emotional tribute.

Saturday, March 10, at 3 p.m. the Japan Club at Hawai’i Community College invites everyone to help raise money for Japan’s children and youth who need physical and emotional assistance.

Waking up a little early on Saturday morning has its perks. Especially when homemade goodies, demonstrations, music, arts and crafts, await at the Sangha Hall from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

Tomorrow night, March 2nd, Hawai’i’s kings of comedy will be onstage at the Palace Theater. Join Andy Bumatai, Frank DeLima, Ed Cabang, Ed Kaahea and Augie T., for a night of laughs with this rare lineup of comedic talent.

There’s a day where politicians and local personalities will compete “Iron-Chef” style, and Hawaiian music legends John Cruz and Cyril Pahinui will play for free. It’s called the Taste of Kalo.

On April 28, and April 29, Jack Johnson, John Cruz and Paula Fuga will entertain lucky audiences for this concert benefiting Johnson’s Kokua Foundation.

The ‘ulu or breadfruit has gained a hearty following of fans who will celebrate this food source on March 3, in Puna’s ‘Ulu Festival from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The Brewers’ Pa’ina being held at the Sheraton Keahou Bay Resort from 6 p.m. to p.m. on Thursday March 8 still has tickets available for $60. This food and beer pairing buffet dinner will feature Kona Brew Pub brews and an assortment of food, pupus, and desserts crafted with various beers as an ingredient.

Tonight, choreographer Trey McIntyre lends his artistic talent and vision to bring his show “Ma Maison,” to Big Islanders at Kahilu Theatre.

Hilo’s Annual Heart Walk highlights education, prevention and celebration of survivors of stroke and heart attack. This fundraising event raises awareness of the number one killer of women, the stroke and heart attack.

On March 3, that little stringed instrument will be celebrated at the Ukulele Festival taking place from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., at the Kings’ and Queens Shops in Waikoloa.

It’s time for the 8th Annual Girls Day celebration at the University of Hawai’i at Hilo’s Campus Center and Performing Arts Theatre.

Cultures dazzled onstage at the University of Hawai’i Pacific Arts Center on February 17. Those that missed Friday night’s performance have one more chance to catch cultures that span the globe on on February 18 at 7:30 p.m. This year Hawai’i, Samoa, Philippines, Norway, Japan, Korea, New Zealand, Palau and Ireland, among others will represent […]

Live music on the beach is awesome, but it gets even better when great music is paired with a good cause. This is what the 7th Annual Laupahoehoe Music Festival is about.

Tonight marks the first night of a three day avocado extravaganza being held at the Keahou Beach Resort in Kona, on February 16 and February 18, and the Kealekekua Bay Bed and Breakfast on February 17. The Kalanikai Bar and Grill at Keahou will kick off the festivities Thursday evening, with a charity event benefiting […]

Twenty years of horsemanship will be on display as spectators will be treated to watch: roping, cow handling, steer lassoing and “double mugging,” among other events.