Pride at Work Hawaiʻi invites the community to join their upcoming Zoom webinar covering the legislative process, how to submit testimony and effective lobbying. The session with also include advocacy tips and a Q&A session. Registration is required. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20th 6:00 - 7:00 PM via Zoom registration required Registration link:: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/RtMMcQo0QueFblZ9uWULLA

The Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation (HLLF) invites the public to its first Rainbow Town Hall of 2025, a conversation exploring the Māhū identity and its intersection with the Western concept of LGBTQIA+. The discussion will delve into the cultural, historical and social nuances that define Māhū while also examining the evolving landscape of diversity, equity … Continue reading Rainbow Town Hall: Exploring the Intersection of Māhū and LGBTQIA+

Noa Helelā's Aloha Kāua, a historical drama about "ka wa ia Kaomi" during the early part of the reign of Kauikeaouli, premieres on O'ahu at the Palikū Theatre, February 21and runs through March 2, before moving to Maui's historic ʻĪao Theater, March 8 and 9. The play is directed by Taurie Kinoshita of the Hawai'i Conservatory … Continue reading Aloha Kāua at Palikū Theatre / Oʻahu

Join Pride At Work Hawaiʻi for free pupus and catch up on whatʻs going on at the intersection of the LGBTQIA+ and Labor communities at their monthly pau hana. Pride at Work Hawai‘i mobilizes support between the labor movement and the LGBTQIA+ communities to build full equality, greater inclusiveness and dignity for all workers. Pride … Continue reading Pride At Work Monthly Pau Hana

Are you a survivor of intimate partner violence who is a member of the 2SLGBTQ+ MVPFAFF community? Are you looking for a safe, supportive space to meet and connect with others on Oʻahu? The Domestic Violence Action Centerʻs LGBTQ+ Support Group meets Saturdays from 10am-12pm at a confidential location, and participants do not need to … Continue reading DVAC Support Group for LGBTQ+ MVPFAFF

Come celebrate with kūpuna and ‘ohana, surrounded by live music, good food, and a community that cherishes Hawaiian culture. Join us in perpetuating the rich tradition of Hawaiian music and community connection at Hot Kupuna Nights. After a year of beloved monthly events in Hilo, the Hawaiian Music Perpetuation Society (HMPS), in partnership with Waiwai … Continue reading Hot Kūpuna Nights

The QSERIES program (QUEERIFY and QUEERPHORIA) is a University of Hawaiʻi public service project designed to amplify queer voices. It also serves to mobilize queer folks to speak our truths, and connect queer folks and allies with information and one another for a stronger, healthier community.   The Spring program QUEERPHORIA serves as a precursor … Continue reading QUEERPHORIA: Love, Sex, Media…

Join the Bahá’í of Koʻolaupoko and The Interfaith Alliance of Hawaiʻi for the launch of their Inaugural Public Discourse during Black History Month that will feature three distinguished panelists discussing Racism & Discrimination. The Interfaith Alliance Hawaiʻi is hosting gatherings for public discourse throughout 2025 to explore new ways to foster transforming communities. These informal … Continue reading Racism & Discrimination Public Discourse

During challenging times like these, the Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation encourages members of the LGBTQIA+ / MVPFAFF+ community you to prioritize their physical, mental and emotional well-being. Consider attending one of our FREE monthly support groups at the LGBTQ+ Center Honolulu. These gatherings provide a safe space to connect, heal and find community. Support Group … Continue reading Rainbow Support Circle Groups

Jonathan Larson’s groundbreaking 1996 rock opera, RENT delves into timeless themes of love, loss, and friendship, resonating deeply across generations. At UH Mānoa, new Assistant Professor of Acting Joshua “Baba” Tavares’ presents a unique interpretation of this iconic musical, drawing profound parallels to our contemporary reality. While rooted in the AIDS crisis of the 80s … Continue reading RENT