All are welcome at Calvary By The Sea on February 11th @ 10am for Trans Sunday. Minister Grace writes, "Did you know that Trans Sunday was Jesusʻ coming out moment? He gathered his closest friends and revealed to them his authentic self, all transfigured! Clearly, his unique identity with the divine was unlike any other … Continue reading Trans Sunday / Pride Connection at Calvary By The Sea

Reel Camps, a project of Hawaiʻi Women In Filmmaking, provide a courageous and safe environment for girls (cis/trans), femmes, non-binary, gender-fluid, and gender-queer youth, as well as any other youth who identify outside of the gender binary. It is a place where they can express their creativity, boost their confidence, and embark on a journey … Continue reading Reel Camp: Youth Mental Wellness

Now in its third year, the Arts at Marksʻ HERstory exhibit continues to evolve. This year it will be a juried show and the submission deadline is Saturday, February 17. Four awards will be given for Outstanding Artwork and the exhibit will be visited by the Acquisition Team from the State Foundation on Culture and … Continue reading Call to artists: HERstory III Exhibit

Join Dogwalker Etc. and Honolulu Beerworks for a dog-friendly, family-friendly extravaganza. Six nonprofits will be on-site with adoptable dogs and fostering opportunities. Shop amazing vendors, enjoy food, drinks, music, and don't miss the hourly giveaways. Bring your pup, spread the love, and help make this event unforgettable. For more information, visit Dogwalker Etc. on Facebook.

Join the community at Honpa Hongwanji Hawaiʻi Betsuin Hondo for an special evening with actor (Star Trek, Allegiance, To Be Takei), best selling author, social media influencer and civil rights activist George Takei. Following the presentation "George Takei Reflects on Day of Remembrance" there will be food and entertainment at Pacific Buddhist Academy. All proceeds … Continue reading An Evening With George Takei

Join Gay For Good Oʻahu volunteers to help pass out water, bananas, etc. at the finish line of the Great Aloha Run. Volunteers need to arrive at 5am at the Aloha Stadium in Aiea—but you will get a t-shirt (sign up by Tuesday, February 13) and free guaranteed parking. Have fun with other G4G members … Continue reading G4G Oʻahu + Great Aloha Run Volunteer

Submit your testimony before Tuesday, February 20 at 2pm in support of HB2802. Help change the outdated discriminatory Section 23 added to Hawaiʻiʻs Constitution a generation ago by removing the Hawaiʻi legislature’s authority to limit marriage to opposite-sex couples. On Wednesday, February 21st at 2:00pm the Judiciary & Hawaiian Affairs Committee is hearing HB2802, Proposing an … Continue reading Support HB2802 and Marriage Equality for Everyone

Itʻs the last week to catch this exhibition exploring six decades of prints and multiples (including the groundbreaking "Fourteen Poems by C.P. Cavafy" portfolio from 1966) by acclaimed British artist David Hockney. Many of his iconic subjects—such as Southern California swimming pools, monumental landscapes, playful theater designs, and sometimes tender, sometimes quirky portrayals of family, … Continue reading David Hockney: Perspective Should Be Reversed

Join Gay For Good Oʻahu for a Care For The Crater Work Day at Diamond Head State Monument. G4G will help out in whatever way Lēʻahi needs: beautifying the trail, pruning native plants and removing invasive plants that threaten them, and revegetating areas cleared of invasives. For more information, click here.

Inspired by Persian mythology and embracing digital art forms, Shangri La's Artist-in-Residence Navid Sinaki  has created The Infinite Garden, a queer epic about a king who builds a garden for each of his three lovers; one of flowers, one of fruit, and another of glass. Each lover regales the king with tales of shrinking princes, supernatural trickery, and paramours … Continue reading The Infinite Garden