Every Wednesday the Maui Equality Coalition hosts a non denominational peer-run group meeting via Zoom for people ages 15-21. Come as you are where you are."Recovery is a process. You just have to start. No Judgement. Just a conversation." Pre-register at info@mauiequality.org

Capturing the spirit, tension, and heartbreak of a Broadway chorus audition, A CHORUS LINE shows the lives and ambitions of a group of professional Broadway performers. The musical features one powerhouse number after another, such as "What I Did for Love", "One", "I Can Do That", "At the Ballet", "The Music and the Mirror", and … Continue reading Through August 8: A Chorus Line at Diamond Head Theatre

Did you know that there are 3 times more out LGBTQ+ athletes competing in Tokyo than there were in Rio 5 years ago? Out Leadership has published Visibility Counts: LGBTQ+ Equality and the Tokyo Olympics 2020; documenting important milestones for LGBTQ+ representation in sports, and exploring how global businesses are supporting LGBTQ+ athletes and LGBTQ+ … Continue reading Visibility Counts: LGBTQ+ Equality and the Tokyo Olympics 2020

Registration is now open for the 2021 Aloha Rainbow Classic, Hawaii's classic softball tournament. The Hawaii LGBT Legacy Foundation is proud to sponsor this year's tournament, played October 23-24, 2021 at the Patsy T. Mink Central Oahu Regional Park. Teams are taken on a first-come, first-serve basis. Registration is not complete until all rosters and ratings … Continue reading Registration open: Aloha Rainbow Classic 2021

OutWrite is Washington, D.C.’s annual LGBTQ literary festival presented by the DC Center for the LGBT Community. This year’s festival showcases more than 80 authors and a full weekend featuring 25 readings, panels and workshops covering topics like "Queer & Breaking Form", "Trans & Queer Poets on Gender", "Queer Boys Behaving Badly", "A Decade in Queer … Continue reading OutWrite LGBTQ Literary Festival

The New York Times recently highlighted deep canvassing as one of the big ideas to "make the world better." A better world requires the ability to listen to each other and find common ground, and deep canvassing helps build the skills needed to strengthen and build a truly multiracial democracy. People’s Action and the New Conversation Initiative … Continue reading August 1, 9 & 10: Deep Canvass Institute: August Training Series

Hawaii Queers is a private Facebook group bringing Hawaii's queer folx together to make new friends and build community. They'll be hosting online movie nights, Jackbox social games via Zoom and group hangouts. Whether you identify as non-binary, agender, bigender, transmasculine, transfeminine, demi_____, genderfluid, intergender, pangender, anywhere in between, something else, or are still trying … Continue reading Hawaii Queers

Recent legislative and regulatory changes make this year’s seminar especially relevant, so it’s time to get caught up on the new rules, including new rules on Form 990 and Act 174 relating to charitable trusts and nonprofit organizations. Experts will guide attendees through the tricky maze of tax-exempt compliance and review the categories and governing … Continue reading Virtual 18th Annual Nonprofit Organizations Seminar

Join Civil Beat reporters Marcel Honore and Nick Grube for a virtual discussion where they'll share updates on the progress of the Honolulu rail project. This event will be a Zoom Webinar so the audience will not be on screen. If you'd like to submit your questions before the discussion, you can do so through this form or email them … Continue reading Civil Beat Reporters Roundtable w/ Marcel Honore and Nick Grube

POW! WOW! The First Decade: From Hawaiʻi to the World, opening May 15, 2021, showcases some of the most notable Hawai‘i-based artists, international street artists, and sculptors. This exhibit will feature over 160 artists, with 30 artists creating new murals and installations curated by POW! WOW! Founder Jasper Wong within the gallery and throughout Bishop … Continue reading Through September 19: POW! WOW! The First Decade: From Hawaiʻi to the World