Entertainment

Hilo Hula Tuesdays is a free event that is open to the public.

Fun activities, entertainment, and delicious omelets were featured at a Hawai’i Community College Fundraiser.

The films will be shown for free to raise awareness of other national parks in the state and throughout the Pacific Islands.

St. Pet-Tricks Day events include a pet food drive, a pet trick contest, pet training and grooming demos, pet kissing, photos with your pet, a pet hydration and snack station, and the chance to win a $500 pet spa treatment.

Internationally acclaimed Hawaiian music icons Henry Kapono, John Cruz, and Brother Noland make up The Rough Riders. Although independent and successful solo, the trio blends their expertise and success to form the ultimate Hawaiian music band.

King Kamehameha IV, Alexander Liholiho, and Queen Emma ruled for less than a decade in the 1855-1863.

Kona Brewing Co. is ready to break ground on its new location.

IHOP Hawai’i has officially opened its doors for pancake lovers in West Hawai’i.

A light, airy new space showcases local, fresh, organic fare.

Teen Tech Week 2016 events run from Tuesday, March 8 through Saturday, March 19.

A total of 36 chefs from around the state will prepare various culinary offerings, and local and mainland breweries will provide 72 different ale and lager options.

Songwriters from around the island are invited to participate in three open mic songwriting contests.

Roy Sakuma, Paula Fuga, Ohta-san, and Taimane, among other ‘ukulele masters, will perform.

“Hā‘upu” is based on the legend of Hina and her son, Kana.

Mai Grille opened on Oct. 5 of last year and initially served breakfast, lunch, and après-golf choice.

The Honoka’a community will host the orchestra for a special one-night-only performance of the orchestra’s popular Frank Zappa show.

Chef Royden Ellamar discusses his path to success at Harvest by Roy Ellamar at Bellagio in Las Vegas.

Kenny Endo is celebrating 40 years of touring and performing his instrumental rhythms that combine Japanese, Western, and Afro-Cuban influences.

Special programs will run throughout the day as the Jungle Birthday, celebrating 24 years of service, is celebrated.

Kona Brewing Company will once again kick off the series with the Aina Brown Ale, benefiting the Sustainable Coastlines Foundation Hawai’i. Last year, the brewing company raised $57,662 for four Hawai’i non-profit organizations.