The 2024 Aloha Maui Pride Festival is all about ‘Ohana: community, partners, friends, families, pets…and all of those that appreciate and love you for who you are. Aloha Maui Pride … Continue reading June 1-9: Aloha Maui Pride

Invisible Histories is hosting their annual Queer History Teach In on June 2nd, 2024 at 11:00am CST (6am HST). This virtual teach-in will host LGBTQ+ storytellers, memory workers, and community … Continue reading June 2024 Queer History Teach In

"Hawai`i in the 1970s was a time of reclamation, discovery and pride. For Lovey Lee, a young queer Hawaiian, the 70s is about finding a place where they can just … Continue reading June 3 & 4: Auditions for “Lovely Lee”

From June 6-16, 2024, Hawaiʻi will host FestPAC, the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts and Culture, which will draw more than 2,200 delegates from at least 28 Pacific countries and … Continue reading Hoʻoulu Lāhui: Regenerating Oceania

The Hawaiʻi LGBT Legacy Foundation Queer Women's Initiative welcomes you to their very first Drag Painting Party at the LGBTQ+ Center Honolulu. Socialize from 6pm-6:30pm and then get creative under … Continue reading Drag Painting Party at LGBTQ+ Center Honolulu

The Harm Reduction Services Branch of the Hawaiʻi State Department of Health is conducting a survey on HIV Prevention in order to strengthen and tailor HIV prevention services in Hawaiʻi.  … Continue reading 2024 HIV Prevention Needs Assessment Survey

Join The Aphrodisiacs on a wild and wonderful unicorn ride through dance, gender bend, burlesque, pole dance and comedy. Enjoy sensually empowered performances by Susie Scorpio, Hunter Down, Saffari Moon, … Continue reading The Aphrodisiacs Cabaret Show & LBGT+ Pride Party

Join the community for an unforgettable night at the Rainbow Prom on Sunday, June 9th, at Scarlet Honolulu. Hosted by the legendary drag entertainer Marina Del Rey, this fabulous event … Continue reading Rainbow Prom Walk For Life Fundraiser

PAʻI Foundation presents their second Māhū Madness, showcasing some of Hawaiʻi's most talented individuals in the māhū (LGBTQ+) community. From self-taught vocalists to a Juilliard alumni pianist, Māhū Madness artists … Continue reading Māhū Madness: Hawaiʻi’s Best Kept Secrets

On average, one person dies in a traffic crash on Oʻahu streets every week, and kūpuna are especially vulnerable. The Oʻahu Vision Zero Action Plan addresses this persistent issue with … Continue reading Oʻahu Vision Zero Action Plan Public Meeting