Step into a world of glamour, intrigue, and sparkling wit at the historic Hawaii Theatre on Monday, March 10, with a special screening of the 1963 classic Charade. Often described as “the best Hitchcock film Hitchcock never made,” this stylish romantic thriller stars the incomparable Audrey Hepburn and Cary Grant in a delightfully twisty tale … Continue reading Rise & Shine Kūpuna Movie Mornings: “CHARADE” (1963)

The Glade Show Club was a celebrated nightclub in Chinatown famous in the 1960s for its “Boys Will Be Girls” revue and as a place of safety and refuge for Hawaiʻi’s diverse LGBTQ+ Māhū communities. This legendary history is now being brought alive at the Maunakea Marketplae, the original site of the club, through a … Continue reading Glade Wall Unveiling and Legends Show

A community gathering to hear what’s ahead for Hawai‘i LGBT Legacy Foundation while honoring the programs and people that brought us here. The Rainbow Town Hall is an opportunity for community members, partners, and stakeholders to come together and hear directly from the Hawai‘i LGBT Legacy Foundation about where we are headed—while honoring the foundation … Continue reading Rainbow Town Hall: Meet the Next Chapter of HLLF

Hawai'i State LGBTQ+ Commission encourages you to join the: HAWAI‘I MASS PROTEST - NO DICTATORS SATURDAY MARCH 28TH - Statewide Kaua‘i ‘Ele‘ele: 11 AM - 12 PM / Pedestrian Bridge & Highway Princeville: 11 AM - 12 PM / Library Lawn Along Highway Līhuʻe: 3 – 5 PM / Historic District Rice Street at Historic … Continue reading Hawaiʻi Mass Protest – No Dictators

A signature cultural pageant celebrating māhū, trans, and gender-diverse excellence across Polynesia. Diva of Polynesia honors identity, artistry, and pride while supporting H3RC’s lifesaving programs. Fundraiser for H3RC’s gender affirming services. More information at hhhrc.org/diva.

A sign-waving rally and community action uplifting transgender and gender-diverse people in Hawaiʻi and calling for visibility, protection, and access to gender-affirming care.

Something wicked brilliant this way comes. Join the Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation for A Wickedly Gayla, our annual Vision Without Limits Gala, an enchanting evening celebrating community, courage, and those who dare to dream boldly in service of Hawaiʻi’s LGBTQIA+ community. This year’s gala will honor our Visionary Awards honorees — bold leaders, advocates, and … Continue reading Vision Without Limits Gala

In 1895, Oscar Wilde was charged with "gross indecency" under a law used to criminalize sexual activity between men. He was sentenced to two years' imprisonment with hard labor. After his release in 1897, his health, career, and public life shattered by the scandal, he lived in exile in France and died in 1900 at … Continue reading The Importance of Being Earnest

We all know how important our pets are to us, and it has been found that the bond between people and their pets can lower stress and feelings of loneliness AND bring happiness to their owners. Please join us at our Paws for Prevention event. We'll have food vendors, dog product vendors, and 'regular' vendors, … Continue reading Pearl City Paws for Prevention

In 1895, Oscar Wilde was charged with "gross indecency" under a law used to criminalize sexual activity between men. He was sentenced to two years' imprisonment with hard labor. After his release in 1897, his health, career, and public life shattered by the scandal, he lived in exile in France and died in 1900 at … Continue reading The Importance of Being Earnest