He Alo A He Alo is an o!lelo no!eau, an Hawaiian expression that means coming into communion with someone else. In this exhibit, the viewer interacts with the fascinating world of other community...

'Art in the Park' is a drop-in art program every Wednesday. Children will explore a variety of art media through three open-ended art activities that encourage children to nurture their creative...

These tours are walking tours and offer lively and interesting discussions about the works.

This exhibit show Bartlett's interest in Indonesia in a variety of paintings and drawings.

Learn about what makes living in Hawaii so special. From the plantation days to modern Hawaii, there is a lot to learn and discover.

This exhibit features digital transfiguration paintings by Sook Young Jeong and mixed media by Hwa Ja Park.

While the Honolulu Academy of Arts is world-renowned for its collection of over five hundred Korean ceramics, it is less well known that more than twenty percent of the collection consists of early...

Take an "inside look" at the wonders of the human body. Learn how the different parts of your body work together to create 'Fantastic You!'

Kids can pretend to be firefighters, bankers, mechanics or various other grown-up professions.

Explore a rainbow of cultures, countries and celebrations from beyond our island shores. Take a trip to far away places and experience how life is similar and different in other parts of the world.

This exhibit is an interactive educational gallery that promotes the understanding and appreciation of the arts, and encourages the public to increase their own awareness of the place and significance...

The center's youngest visitors can enjoy a safe, stimulating and sensory-filled environment.

Bon Jovi will be here at the Neal S. Blaisdell Arena for two concerts, Feb. 11 and Feb. 12. Both dates available here!

Introduce your child to books and the love of reading at our fun and educational storytimes. Join us every Thursday in Lynne's Library as we jump into a story and visit another time and place.

In a one-act play ('House Lights') and six short plays (under one title, 'Prolonged Sunlight'), playwright Yokomori explores the human condition via dramatic surrealism and theater of the absurd...