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Through August 29: Hula’s Loves the Arts
With many of Honolulu's usual venues for art exhibitions sidelined in recent months, Hula’s is launching a safe and virtual way for you to appreciate and purchase art from local artists. The Virtual Art Show will run daily to allow our ohana an opportunity to be a patron of the arts. Each week will feature … Continue reading Through August 29: Hula’s Loves the Arts
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Every Other Friday: HiSAM From Home
Every Other Friday: HiSAM From Home
Looking for a personal concert in your living room for Friday Pau Hana? A performer will do a takeover of the Hawaii State Art Museum's Instagram account (@HawaiiStateArtMuseum) every other Friday 6:00 - 7:00 p.m. https://www.instagram.com/hawaiistateartmuseum/
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Seeing America with Megan Rapinoe
Los Angeles Times says, "Soccer star Megan Rapinoe has been blazing trails since she kneeled during the national anthem at an international match in 2016. Now she wants to talk about why we all need to commit to social change. The athlete and activist will host 'Seeing America With Megan Rapinoe' on HBO Sports at … Continue reading Seeing America with Megan Rapinoe
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Ongoing: How You Can Help
Many community efforts in Hawai‘i have been launched during the COVID-19 crisis. Hawaii Business offers their regularly updated list of ways You Can Help. • Participate in a Survey about COVID-19’s Impacts on Businesses • Fight COVID-19 By Answering 6 Confidential Questions Online • Donate to Local Food Banks to Feed Families in Need • … Continue reading Ongoing: How You Can Help
July 31 – August 12: Honolulu Rainbow [Virtual] Film Festival
Get ready for the 31st Annual Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival. For the first time ever, the Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival is going virtual, with exciting short films from around the world, plus a special talk-story on homeless LGBT youth – all for free! #HRFF31 has an amazing collection of short films to share with you this … Continue reading July 31 – August 12: Honolulu Rainbow [Virtual] Film Festival
Ongoing: Civil Beat 2020 Candidate Q&As
For Hawaii’s Aug. 8 Primary Election, Civil Beat asked candidates to answer some questions about where they stand on various issues and what their priorities will be if elected. Read Civil Beat's ongoing series of interviews with candidates for Hawaii's 2020 elections. Also, check out their Hawaii Elections Guide for 2020 by clicking here. "Honolulu Civil … Continue reading Ongoing: Civil Beat 2020 Candidate Q&As
July 18 – August 2: Honolulu Surf Film Festival
Showcasing the best in surf cinema from around the world and celebrating the sport's diverse global community, the Honolulu Surf Film Festival returns this year in a new virtual format. The 2020 film lineup will be free to everyone, with films and programming accessible via a video player embedded in each individual program webpage. The … Continue reading July 18 – August 2: Honolulu Surf Film Festival
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Ongoing: H3RC Food Drops
Hawaii Health & Harm Reduction Center is helping the community during the COVIOD-19 pandemic by distributing food at various locations across Oahu. It's an opportunity for kupunas, families, and individuals in need to receive free food, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, assorted dry goods and nonperishable items. Drive Through Only! No ID or financial requirement … Continue reading Ongoing: H3RC Food Drops
Through August 4: Welcome To Chechnya
From Academy Award-nominated director David France (How to Survive a Plague, The Death and Life of Marsha P. Johnson) comes Welcome to Chechnya, a powerful and eye-opening documentary about a group of activists risking their lives to confront the ongoing anti-LGBTQ persecution in the repressive and closed Russian republic of Chechnya. With unfettered access and a … Continue reading Through August 4: Welcome To Chechnya
Ongoing: Daily live COVID-19 Care Conversation
Ongoing: Daily live COVID-19 Care Conversation
Join COVID-19 Care Conversation sponsored by the Hawaii Executive Collaborative, live every day at 10:30 a.m. Yunji de Nies and Ryan Kalei Tsuji discuss the latest news, resources and community concerns about the coronavirus outbreak in Hawaii. Watch and comment on the Star Advertiser's Facebook page.
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Neon One’s Generosity Exchange
Neon One’s Generosity Exchange
The nonprofit sector is currently at a turning point. As we continue to experience the ongoing impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are all being presented with a unique opportunity to shape the future of charitable giving as a whole. The Neon One team invites you to join forces with your fellow nonprofit professionals at the … Continue reading Neon One’s Generosity Exchange
Bacchus Monday Night Trivia
Bacchus Monday Night Trivia
Join us for Waikiki's Most Outstanding Trivia Night! Let's see what happens! Teams compete in rounds of general knowledge trivia. There's always a twist and unexpected turn at Bacchus Trivia Night. This event is LIVE and in person and starts at 7PM. Book your spot at Bacchus Waikiki by sending an email to: RESERVATIONS@bacchus-waikiki.com The … Continue reading Bacchus Monday Night Trivia
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Pre-Order “The Engagement: America’s Quarter-Century Struggle Over Same-Sex Marriage”
The road to making same-sex unions legal was much longer than many know. In this seminal work, Sasha Issenberg takes us back to Hawaii in the 1990s, when that state's courts first started grappling with the question, through the emergence of the Defense of Marriage Act in 1996 that raised marriage to a national issue, … Continue reading Pre-Order “The Engagement: America’s Quarter-Century Struggle Over Same-Sex Marriage”
Ongoing: Hawaii Is Hiring
"Hawaii is Hiring is a one-stop online resource that connects kamaʻāina to job opportunities, training programs and career navigation. It provides local job seekers and new graduates with a streamlined job board and simple access to training and education tools valued in Hawaiʻi’s in-demand and emerging industries. Hawaii is Hiring also helps residents find local … Continue reading Ongoing: Hawaii Is Hiring
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Ongoing: AlohaTrace | Crowdsourcing COVID-19 Information
AlohaTrace is a collaborative effort between several public and private organizations in Hawaii to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19 by crowdsourcing local data on positive cases, pending test results and those simply exhibiting various symptoms. Answer six anonymous, confidential questions once a day to help provide near real-time data to research organizations and Hawaii … Continue reading Ongoing: AlohaTrace | Crowdsourcing COVID-19 Information
Mattachine: A Queer Serial | Second Season
A podcast about the history of the LGBT rights movement before Stonewall will be back for a second season just as Pride Month kicks off around the world. The second season of "Mattachine: A Queer Serial" will premier June 3 with 26 weekly episodes. As the Bay Area Reporter previously reported, the first season of the podcast … Continue reading Mattachine: A Queer Serial | Second Season
Ongoing: 30 Americans at Honolulu Museum of Art
Honolulu Museum of Art presents the celebrated exhibition 30 Americans, featuring works by 30 contemporary artists connected through their African-American cultural history. The exhibition includes some of the most recognized and influential figures in the art world from the past four decades such as Jean-Michel Basquiat, Mark Bradford, Nick Cave, Lorna Simpson, Mickalene Thomas, Kara Walker, … Continue reading Ongoing: 30 Americans at Honolulu Museum of Art
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Part 2: Make Your Vote Count
Part 2: Make Your Vote Count
MAKE YOUR VOTE COUNT IN THE 2020 ELECTIONS How to Vote By Mail for Your Ballot to Count 1) What if you haven't mailed back your ballot? 2) What if you never received your mailed ballot? 3) How to track your returned ballot? 4) What if you forgot to sign your ballot? 5) Other Questions???
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Ongoing: Civil Beat IDEAS Call for Submissions
Civil Beat welcomes submissions for its IDEAS section on any topics that impact life in Hawaii – from economic recovery and policy reform, to innovations in education, ideas for increased self-sustainability, and approaches to advancing equality, justice and resilience across the islands. "Bring us your best thinking and let’s start a conversation that inspires action, … Continue reading Ongoing: Civil Beat IDEAS Call for Submissions
Aug. 7 – 14: HIFF @ Home Summer Fest presented by Halekulani
The Hawaii International Film Festival's first-ever summer mini-festival will be entirely online, and HIFF has invested in a new streaming platform to ensure the best quality presentation and user experience for their film hungry audiences to watch the latest award-winning films fresh from the film festival circuit. From award-winning films like the senior gay love … Continue reading Aug. 7 – 14: HIFF @ Home Summer Fest presented by Halekulani
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Through August 31: Hawaiʻi Public Radio Presents Blue Note Virtually Live
Through August 31: Hawaiʻi Public Radio Presents Blue Note Virtually Live
A new radio series from HPR and Blue Note Hawaii showcasing local music talent on HPR-1. Hawaiʻi Public Radio Presents Blue Note: Virtually Live features performances recorded live on the Blue Note Hawaii stage, along with backstage interviews with the artists. The show is hosted by Marco Olivari, General Manager at Blue Note Hawaii. The … Continue reading Through August 31: Hawaiʻi Public Radio Presents Blue Note Virtually Live
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Kama’aina: Film Screening and Talk Story on LGBT Youth & Houselessness in Hawaii
Kama’aina: Film Screening and Talk Story on LGBT Youth & Houselessness in Hawaii
Inspired by the film Kamaʻāina, which tells the story of a queer 16 year old girl from Waiʻanae kicked out of her home, the Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival is proud to host a free film streaming and timely community conversation about LGBTQ youth and houselessness in Hawaii. Join the filmmaker, the young Waiʻanae actor who … Continue reading Kama’aina: Film Screening and Talk Story on LGBT Youth & Houselessness in Hawaii
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Ongoing: Kokua Exchange: A Hawaii Timebank
Ongoing: Kokua Exchange: A Hawaii Timebank
Kanu Hawaii has been sharing about the time banking project called Kokua Exchange, growing the platform and getting ready to do a more public launch which will be happening in the coming weeks. The Kokua Exchange can help support our community that is definitely resource-constrained, with the outlook for a long haul to rebound with … Continue reading Ongoing: Kokua Exchange: A Hawaii Timebank
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Premiere: The Laramie Project
Premiere: The Laramie Project
This powerful drama by Moises Kaufman and the Tectonic Theater Project examines the impact of the death of Matthew Shepherd, brutally beaten and left to die simply because he was gay. It is a breathtaking collage that explores the depths to which humanity can sink and the heights of compassion of which we are capable. … Continue reading Premiere: The Laramie Project
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Through September 2020: United States Census 2020
The 2020 Census is happening now. You can respond online, by phone, or by mail. Your response matters! Census results help determine how billions of dollars in federal funding flow into states and communities each year. Health clinics. Fire departments. Schools. Even roads and highways. The census can shape many different aspects of your community. … Continue reading Through September 2020: United States Census 2020
Through August 31: Hawaiʻi Women & Girls Video Storytelling Initiative
Hawaii Women In Filmmaking is calling for submissions for short videos that capture women and girls’ struggles and dreams for a gender-responsive recovery plan for COVID-19. The videos need to be focused primarily on the needs and perspectives of women, girls, femme-identified and nonbinary people, women of color, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islander and immigrant women … Continue reading Through August 31: Hawaiʻi Women & Girls Video Storytelling Initiative
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Through December 3: CHANGE
Hawaii Business Magazine is hosting six CHANGE discussions intended to drive progress on important issues facing Hawaii. The six topics in the CHANGE framework are: Community & Economy, Health & Wellness, Arts & Culture, Natural Environment, Government & Civics, and Education. At each presentation, community leaders will address major challenges in one of these areas and discuss how we can … Continue reading Through December 3: CHANGE
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Mastering the Many Facets of Change
Mastering the Many Facets of Change
Join PBN during this VIRTUAL Lunch & Learn. Life is continually changing, and recently, in ways we are not able to anticipate. Join Alice Inoue of Happiness U, as she talks about both change that is in our control, as well as change that is out of our control. You will learn to cultivate the thoughts that foster adaptability and resilience and … Continue reading Mastering the Many Facets of Change
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