Latest Events in Hawaii(July Updated)

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Kauai Hospice 4th of July Concert in the Sky | Vidinha Stadium Soccer Fields

Jul 4, 2026 (UTC-10)

Lihue

Independence day Celebration

Information Source: Kaua`i Hospice | eventbrite

Okinawan Festival | Honolulu

Aug 5–Sep 6, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Celebration

The Hawaii Okinawa Festival is an annual cultural celebration held in the state of Hawaii, USA, to celebrate and promote the traditions and culture of Okinawa. The festival usually includes a variety of activities such as traditional dance performances, music performances, handicraft demonstrations, and Okinawan food stalls. Participants can experience the cultural characteristics of Okinawa, including karate demonstrations, Ryukyu dances, and sanshin instrument performances. This festival not only attracts the local Okinawan community, but also many tourists and people interested in Okinawan culture. It is an important event to enhance cultural exchange and community cohesion.

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Nov 5, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Cultural Experiences

Hula Arts at Kīlauea | Volcano

Jan 10–Nov 14, 2026 (UTC-10)

Volcano

Celebration

The Volcano Arts Center (VAC), located on the Kilauea volcano, is dedicated to the promotion and perpetuation of arts and culture. The vibrant location inspires a passion to share authentic Hula Kahiko performances and other hula arts and traditions. VAC, with support from the Hawaii Tourism Authority's Kukulu Ola program, is proud to announce free events to promote and perpetuate Native Hawaiian arts and culture. On the second Saturday of each month, join the Volcano Arts Center for a free, live hula performance. Performances are presented in an authentic outdoor setting, rain or shine, without electronic amplification. The Volcano Arts Center is a nonprofit arts and educational organization founded in 1974 to promote, develop, and perpetuate the artistic and cultural heritage of the Hawaiian people and environment through visual, literary, and performing arts events.

The Boys Are Back in Town: The 40th Anniversary of the Recommissioning of USS Missouri | Battleship Missouri Memorial

May 10, 2026–May 31, 2027 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Exhibitions

This exhibition, opening on May 10, 2026, will showcase the immense efforts the U.S. Navy made during the Cold War to return the battleship USS Missouri to active service. Through never-before-seen archival photographs and artifacts, visitors will relive the crew's experience of reviving the slumbering Missouri and leading her on her historic circumnavigation of the globe. Located on the ship's forehand dining deck, the exhibition will be open to the public from Sunday, May 10, 2026, until May 2027.

Tahiti Fete Hawai‘i | Honolulu

Jul 3–Jul 5, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Celebration

The Hawaii Tahitian Festival brings the rhythm, color, and spirit of Tahiti to Honolulu for the first time. After celebrating Tahitian culture and dance for over 35 years, this beloved event makes its Hawaiian debut on July 3, 4, and 5 at the Neal S. Blaisdell Arena. As the largest Tahitian dance competition in the United States, the Hawaii Tahitian Festival brings together outstanding performers from around the world. This year, 12 teams from California, Mexico, Japan, and Hawaii took to the stage to showcase the stories and traditions of the Tahitian people with powerful drumbeats, exquisite handcrafted costumes, and captivating dances.

fumika Honolulu Concert Tour 2026｜July 04 | Blue Note Hawaii

Jul 4, 2026 (UTC+2)

Honolulu

Concerts

Moiliili Summer Fest | Honolulu

Jul 4, 2026 (UTC-10)

Honolulu

Celebration

The Moi'ili Summer Festival is an annual festival held during the Bon Festival and is an important part of modern Hawaiian culture and life. The Moi'ili Summer Festival celebrates the Japanese and Hawaiian cultural roots of one of Hawaii's oldest communities and is home to Honolulu's largest Bon dance performance. The 13th annual Mōʻiliʻili Summer Festival returns to the Waiānuenue ma Kapaʻakea parking lot (Old University Building parking lot and Coyne Street) at 1110 University Avenue.