In celebration of Asian American, Native Hawaiian & Pacific Islander Heritage Month, PBS Hawaiʻi is showing the award-winning documentary TO BE TAKEI. Over seven decades, actor and activist George Takei … Continue reading To Be Takei

World famous and Hawaii’s very own, Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand will celebrate 50 years this summer! After originally opening under the famous Banyan Tree in the middle of Waikīkī … Continue reading Hula’s 50th Anniversary: Call for Community Photos

The LGBTQIA Caregivers Support Group is an informal gathering of people who are caregivers for their spouses, partners and/or family members. They meet up every Tuesday morning at Island Brew … Continue reading LGBTQIA Caregivers Support Group

The Hawaii Theatre Center and Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation are presenting a free film series for kūpuna and others beginning Tuesday, May 14. Rise & Shine is a fun activity … Continue reading Rise & Shine: Kūpuna Movie Mornings

Magic Hour Hawaiʻi is creating community for local BIPOC and LGBTQ+ folks and allies in an environment where artists, entrepreneurs and the community can be themselves, feel supported, and thrive. … Continue reading Friends of Magic Hour Queer Community Mixer

Join us at the Hyatt Regency Waikiki on May 23rd for a beautiful evening that will honor the visionary members in the LGBTQIA+/MVPFAFF community, with delightful food and beverages, music … Continue reading Tickets on sale: Vision Without Limits 2024 Gala

Join the National LGBT Chamber of Commerce at the world's largest LGBTQ+ business event July 30 - August 2 in Palm Springs. "Be Exceptional" is where innovation will meet inclusivity, … Continue reading Registration open: NGLCC International Business & Leadership Conference

Hawaiʻi Islandʻs Hale Kū Ānuenue is a community of care for māhū and LGBTQIA2S+ people, and they host monthly support groups for youth (3rd Fridays) as well as caregivers (3rd … Continue reading Hale Kū Ānuenue Support Groups

A new organization has been created to support LGBTQIA+ youth on Maui aged 14 – 20.  Hui O Ānuenue (Rainbow Club) is a collaboration between The Friends of the Children’s … Continue reading Hui O Ānuenue

Since 2012, Hawaiʻi Women in Filmmaking Reel Camps have provided a courageous and safe environment for girls ages 13-17 to create and share their own stories that are meaningful and … Continue reading Registration open: 2024 Summer Reel Camp for Girls