Humorist and author of bestsellers including Naked and Me Talk Pretty One Day, and a regular National Public Radio contributor, David Sedaris will be live on stage for one night only, following the release of his newest book Happy Go Lucky. Part of his 2023 tour, including stops on Maui, Hawaiʻi Island and Kauaʻi, Sedaris … Continue reading An Evening with David Sedaris

Another wonderful Aloha Bears and Hawaii's Queer Hiking & Activities Group event is scheduled for February 26, and ALL are welcome! Old Pali Road is a 2.5 mile heavily trafficked out and back trail located near Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii that offers the chance to see wildlife. The trail is primarily used for hiking, walking, and … Continue reading Old Pali Road Hike + Beach Hiking Event

Join the National Alliance for Caregiving for the release of their new guide, Supporting Diverse Family Caregivers: A Guide for Patient Advocacy Groups. This guide provides information learned from diverse family caregivers on how their culture may affect their caregiving role and their interaction with caregiving resources, and provides guidance on how patient advocacy groups can … Continue reading Supporting Diverse Family Caregivers: A Guide for Patient Advocacy Groups

Join a discussion of important issues and updates with Rep. Scott Nishimoto, Hawaiʻi State Speaker of House Scott Saiki, Rep. Dela Au Belatti, Sen.Sharon Moriwaki, and Honolulu Councilmember Tyler Dos-Santos Tam at their Annual Virtual Town Hall Meeting. Wednesday, February 22nd from 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Register here.

The Social Network Theory of Homophily states that "birds of a feather flock together," suggesting that similar people are more likely to be friends and share information, including information surrounding HIV prevention strategies. This colloquium will describe foundational social network theories and three studies which examine how personal networks can identify opportunities to surmount structural … Continue reading Surmounting HIV Disparities

Every generation has their own creative lingo, unique fashion trends and complaints about the other generations. What generation are you? Civil Beat invites you to join them on Friday, March 3 from 5:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Ka Waiwai in Moiliili to enjoy stories told by different generations. Doors open at 5:30 for interactive activities … Continue reading Hawaii Storytellers: The Generations

It's the first Sunday of the month, which means it's the Hawaiʻi Queer Parents Oʻahu Meetup. This month HQP will be meeting at Ala Moana Beach Park from 9:00 am to 12:00 pm. Come hangout with other queer families for a nice relaxing time at the beach. HQP will have some snacks, but bring your … Continue reading Hawai’i Queer Parents Beach Meetup

Church of the Crossroads in Honolulu, an Open and Affirming Church, invites the LGBTQIA+ community to join them for a virtual meeting of the All Are Welcome at the Table Task Force. This Hui gathering for LGBTQIA+ Christians and allies is an opportunity to gather in fellowship for some fun activities and conversation. For further … Continue reading All Are Welcome at the Table

Join The Aloha Bears at Tapas Waikiki on Sunday, March 5th from 3-6pm for their monthly Pool Tournament and Beer/Well Liquor Bust. Registration for the pool tournament will begin around 3pm with Ben at the pool table. Entry is $5 (winner takes all) and the tournament will begin at 3:30pm. For more information, click here.

Professional surfer Keala Kennelly wears many hats these days, including actor, professional DJ and Big Wave World Champion. But, there’s one hat that she secretly wore for years while surfing on the world tour, an identity that she hid from her peers and sponsors. In 2005, just two years after finishing runner-up in the World … Continue reading Keala Kennelly | PBS Hawaiʻi | What School You Went?