NOTE: In-person gatherings are slowly coming back as coronavirus-related restrictions are lifted. We’ll list those here, as well as virtual events that are going on while restrictions are still in place, and events that have been rescheduled.

In-Person Events | Virtual Events | Postponed/Rescheduled Events

In-Person Events

Fri., July 3: Drive-In Movie – Independence Day

American Renaissance Academy hosts this family drive-in movie night at their location in Kalaeloa. Tickets are $30 per car, audio is broadcast directly to your car radio. (Note: They’d planned a July 4 showing, but have cancelled it.)91-1028 Lexington Street, gates open at 7pm. [Tickets & More Info]

Sat., July 4: Wet ‘n Wild Dive-In Movie – Aladdin (2019)

See Disney’s live-action version of the classic story, with Will Smith as the genie. Admission is just $9.99 after 3:00pm when donating two bags of gently-used clothing. Movie Begins at Twilight. [More Info]

Virtual Events

Thurs., July 2: Moonlight Mele Concert Series: Makana, Lopaka and Lono

This virtual concert series is streamed live from the historic Hawaiʻi Theater. Presented by Ha. Ka. Entertainment and Farmers Insurance Hawaiʻi. 3pm-4:30pm. [More Info & To Watch]

Tues., July 7: Desk Stretch Workshop

Join Arlene Estrella of Bodhi Massage Therapy for a series of stretches you can do at your desk. 10am-10:30am. [Registration & More Info]

Thu., July 9: Purpose Workshop

Do you know why you get out of bed in the morning? Unlock tips to help you find your reason for waking up in the morning. Knowing your purpose can add up to seven good years to your life! 4pm-5:30pm. [Registration & More Info]

Tues., July 14: Cooking with Cyrus – Summer Corn Salad

Pick up all the ingredients for a healthy Summer Corn Salad and follow along as Cyrus Howe, Blue Zones Project – Hawai‘i State Worksite Lead, shows how to make this healthy lunch option. 11am-Noon. [Registration & More Info]

Thurs., July 16: Managing Your Stress Bucket

Each of us has a limited amount of stress we can hold before overflow occurs. Join us to learn simple and enjoyable ways to lower the volume of stress in your bucket. Led by Peter Clines, Health Educator, HMSA. Noon-1pm. [Registration & More Info]

Sat., July 18: Virtual Talk Story with Sen. Mike Gabbard

Senator Gabbard will be available via Zoom to talk to constituents and give legislative updates. Email sengabbard@capitol.hawaii.gov to get the link to joint. 9am.

Tues., July 21: Build Your Own Hydroponic Bucket Garden

Join Crystal Robello, Blue Zones Project – Kapolei-‘Ewa Engagement Lead, to learn how to make an easy bucket hydroponic garden in your own backyard or lanai space! 9am-10:30am. [Registration & More Info]

Fri., July 24: How to Create a Healthy Home Workspace

Join Aging with Aloha for a mindfulness exercise to help eliminate stress, ergonomic tips for your home working space and a stretch series. Led by Mónica De Leon Quehl OTR/L, CEAS, Aging with Aloha. 11:30am-12:15pm. [Registration & More Info]

Postponed/Rescheduled Events

POSTPONED: Prince Kūhiō Parade and Ho‘olaule‘a

Originally scheduled for March 28, this event has been postponed due to concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A new date will be announced in the future..Originally scheduled for March 28, the Oʻahu Prince Kūhiō Parade is one of four large scale parades in the state of Hawaiʻi. This year for the first time, the Prince Kūhiō Parade has relocated to Kapolei. [More Info]

POSTPONED: Kapuʻuola Hula Festival

Originally scheduled for April 4, this event has been postponed due to concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A new date will be announced in the future. This annual festival — one of the best cultural events on the west side — attracts top hālau hula and Hawaiian music performers. Craft and food vendors are on-hand for shopping and eating. The venue is a significant one: the pā hula (hula mound) at Pu‘uokapolei, the historic cultural site. Pu‘uokapolei @ Kapolei Regional Park, 10am-6:30pm. [More Info]

POSTPONED: 5th Annual Kapolei Spring Fair

Originally scheduled for April 25, this event has been postponed due to concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A new date will be announced in the future. The Villages of Kapolei celebrates spring with this free, open-to-the-public community fair. Peruse crafts, sample food from vendors, and enjoy live entertainment, a keiki play zone, and other surprises. Vendors/Sponsors: Contact recreation@villagesofkapolei.com for more information. Villages of Kapolei Recreation Center, 9am-2pm.

POSTPONED: Maluʻohai Community Garage Sale

Originally scheduled for April 25, this event has been postponed due to concerns around the spread of the COVID-19 virus. A new date will be announced in the future. Find bargains and hidden treasures at this neighborhood garage sale. Village of Maluʻohai (entrance on Kapolei Parkway at Maluʻohai St.), 8am-1pm. [More Info]

Sat., Aug. 15: Deadbeats @ Kapolei Events Center

Originally scheduled for March 28, this event was rescheduled. This international EDM tour, with dates in London, Paris, and Miami, stops for one night in Kapolei. #Zeds Dead, Rusko, 1788-L, Grandtheft, Lick and Sippy to perform. 18 and over. Tickets $60-$100. Kapolei Events Center, Doors 5pm. [Tickets & More Info]

Sat., Oct. 24: 10th Annual Leeward Music Festival

Originally scheduled for Apr. 4, but postponed due to Coronavirus concerns. An accomplished lineup of performers — from six-year-old classical piano competition winner Angela Jiang, to 70s-era Hawaiian music duo Leon & Malia — perform at this celebration of musical talent on the west side. Kroc Center, 6:45pm. Tickets $8 adults, $5 children. [More Info & Ticket Instructions]