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Ahead of the Storm: Hurricane Preparedness Guide
Getting your home and your family ready for hurricane season isn’t as easy as just boarding up the windows and taking off. Use these tips

Houseless Resources — Hawaii Islandwide Services For Those In Need
There are resources easily accessible 365 days a year for our houseless population here on the Big Island of Hawaii. We have put together an

Mental Health Resources: What’s Available on the Big Island?
Mental health is one of the most important aspects of a person’s existence. That aspect, like all of the others that make a person, has

GRAND SLAM – TIDAL TONGUES + KUKUAU STUDIO
Words are hard enough for some, but for others, these difficulties are often transformed into a kingdom, perhaps even a world, one could explore and

How to Help Safeguard Your Home Against Windstorms
You don’t have to live in a hurricane or tornado zone for your home to sustain wind damage. Anyone in an area that experiences thunderstorms

Free Brown Bag Lunch Series — Kuikahi Supporting Our Community
Ku‘ikahi Mediation Center on the Big Island of Hawai‘i has been offering its Brown Bag Lunch Series since 2015. The series began as a monthly

Go Native: Growing a Native Hawaiian Urban Forest Project
Hawai’i Forest Institute Awarded Atherton Family Foundation Grant The Hawai‘i Forest Institute (HFI) has been awarded a $10,000 grant to encourage Hawaii’s residents and businesses

On The Rise: Black Onyx Entertainment Lounge
Black Onyx: A Unique Entertainment Experience in Downtown Hilo IAt their soft-opening with DJ-Croy spinning beautifully curated dance music throughout the night. People started trickling

9 Things You Need to Know Before Dating a Local Girl from Hawaii
Hawai’i is a melting pot. We all know that. The term local girl has gone far beyond the stereotypical Polynesian girl. Today, you’ll hear people

The Shaka – Hawaii’s Iconic State Gesture is Official
In the 1960’s in the Hawaiian islands, the surfers created the gesture that is now widely used worldwide, the Shaka. Make a fist and stick
Community Events
Pāhoa Community Farmerʻs Market Every Sunday
Pure Kona Green Market
Hilo Town Clean Up-Every Sunday
Monday Night Jazz Jam
Tuesdays Open Mic @ Koa’s Lounge
Kanakapila Hawaiian Music
Waimea Midweek Farmers Market 9am-2pm
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