Community Calendar

MOKUHANGA: Traditional Japanese Woodblock Printmaking Class (5-week class)

When: May 3, 10, 17, 24 & 31 (Saturdays in May) from 11am - 2pm

Learn Mokuhanga with Sensei Glenn Yamanoha at the Hawaii Japanese Center! Please join us every Saturday in May for this 5-week class with Glenn Yamanoha, a painter, printmaker, and sensei who studied Mokuhanga on a Monbusho grant in Kyoto, Japan. This class is open to students of all ages, so seating is limited. Contact us to reserve your spot today!

Class Fee: $200 ($180 for HJC Members)
Supply Fee: $40 (fee to be paid on the first day of instruction)

Off The Grid Productions is proud to present Mark Farina!

The Legendary Chicago House Producer.

On May 24th at Willies from 9:00pm-2:00am!

Located at Willies, The venue provides the perfect open air setting for an intimate and exciting show under the stars. Come experience Willies late night like never before from 9:00PM-2:00AM!

So gather your friends, put on your dancing shoes, and get ready to dance the night away to Mark Farina's infectious beats.

Don't miss out on this amazing opportunity to experience Mark Farina live in person.

Grab your tickets now and get ready for a night of non-stop music and pure entertainment!

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.:Mark Farina:.

Mark Farina has solidified himself in the world of Dance Music as a trailblazing DJ, Producer, tastemaker and bona fide House Music icon. After 3 decades crisscrossing the globe, he shows no signs of slowing down remaining innovative, humble, and firmly rooted in the underground.

“I look at my job as a ‘modern day traveling minstrel’ bringing new music to as many places as I can and exposing audiences to obscure records that otherwise might go hidden.”

As an early House Music pioneer in the late 80’s, Farina’s history includes an impressive long standing residency at Smart Bar Chicago and a job at the legendary Gramaphone Records. In the 90s, Mark pushed musical boundaries and blended hip hop with downtempo grooves to create an entirely new genre, “Mushroom Jazz”. Eventually, Mark made San Francisco his home as his legendary DJ sets sparked a con-stant demand in clubs and festivals across the US. The Bay Area proved to be a perfect match for Mark’s musical vision and he released a string of major mix compilations including his Mushroom Jazz series. With a tireless passion for playing extended sets, B2B shows with fellow House Music icons, or playing both of his signature styles on 2 stages on the same night, Farina continues to entertain his incredible fans all over the globe with over 100 shows per year.

Come show your support for great music and help build the music scene in Hawaii!

Ages: 21+
Doors Open at 9:00pm
Tickets: http://MarkFarinahiHawaii.eventbrite.com

For More Info:
Offthegridpro.com & https://www.instagram.com/offthegridpro

WEBSITE: DJMARKFARITNA.NET

Par Hawaii is celebrating 20 years of Fueling Dreams for local athletes. From April 14 to May 26, 2025, island drivers can go the extra mile by making a donation at check out at any participating Hele station including 20 on Oahu, eight on Hawaii Island, and five on Maui. Every dollar pumped into this campaign helps athletes with intellectual disabilities train and compete free of charge.

Par Hawaii, marketer of Hele and 76 Hawaii, has been a strong supporter of Special Olympics Hawaii for more than three decades. To date, the Fueling Dreams campaign has raised more than $1,057,120 for Special Olympics Hawaii athletes and programs.

Toast the roast at the 16th Ka‘u Coffee Festival, May 25-31and discover what makes the rural Ka’u area so special. Fun starts perking at the Ka’u Coffee Recipe Contest and Pa‘ina & Open House May 25 and continues with the Kaʻū Mountain Hike & Lunch May 28, Ka‘u Coffee & Cattle Day May 29, Kaʻu Stargazing May 30 and the Ka‘u Coffee Ho‘olaue‘a and Coffee Sensory Experience May 31. Enjoy a full day of live music, hula, local food and crafts, keiki activities and coffee tastings at the Ho‘olaue‘a. Some events are free, while others have a fee. For details, times and locations, visit https://www.kaucoffeefestival.com.

Par Hawaii is celebrating 20 years of Fueling Dreams for local athletes. From April 14 to May 26, 2025, island drivers can go the extra mile by making a donation at check out at any participating Hele station including 20 on Oahu, eight on Hawaii Island, and five on Maui. Every dollar pumped into this campaign helps athletes with intellectual disabilities train and compete free of charge.

Par Hawaii, marketer of Hele and 76 Hawaii, has been a strong supporter of Special Olympics Hawaii for more than three decades. To date, the Fueling Dreams campaign has raised more than $1,057,120 for Special Olympics Hawaii athletes and programs.

Toast the roast at the 16th Ka‘u Coffee Festival, May 25-31and discover what makes the rural Ka’u area so special. Fun starts perking at the Ka’u Coffee Recipe Contest and Pa‘ina & Open House May 25 and continues with the Kaʻū Mountain Hike & Lunch May 28, Ka‘u Coffee & Cattle Day May 29, Kaʻu Stargazing May 30 and the Ka‘u Coffee Ho‘olaue‘a and Coffee Sensory Experience May 31. Enjoy a full day of live music, hula, local food and crafts, keiki activities and coffee tastings at the Ho‘olaue‘a. Some events are free, while others have a fee. For details, times and locations, visit https://www.kaucoffeefestival.com.

Toast the roast at the 16th Ka‘u Coffee Festival, May 25-31and discover what makes the rural Ka’u area so special. Fun starts perking at the Ka’u Coffee Recipe Contest and Pa‘ina & Open House May 25 and continues with the Kaʻū Mountain Hike & Lunch May 28, Ka‘u Coffee & Cattle Day May 29, Kaʻu Stargazing May 30 and the Ka‘u Coffee Ho‘olaue‘a and Coffee Sensory Experience May 31. Enjoy a full day of live music, hula, local food and crafts, keiki activities and coffee tastings at the Ho‘olaue‘a. Some events are free, while others have a fee. For details, times and locations, visit https://www.kaucoffeefestival.com.

Toast the roast at the 16th Ka‘u Coffee Festival, May 25-31and discover what makes the rural Ka’u area so special. Fun starts perking at the Ka’u Coffee Recipe Contest and Pa‘ina & Open House May 25 and continues with the Kaʻū Mountain Hike & Lunch May 28, Ka‘u Coffee & Cattle Day May 29, Kaʻu Stargazing May 30 and the Ka‘u Coffee Ho‘olaue‘a and Coffee Sensory Experience May 31. Enjoy a full day of live music, hula, local food and crafts, keiki activities and coffee tastings at the Ho‘olaue‘a. Some events are free, while others have a fee. For details, times and locations, visit https://www.kaucoffeefestival.com.

Toast the roast at the 16th Ka‘u Coffee Festival, May 25-31and discover what makes the rural Ka’u area so special. Fun starts perking at the Ka’u Coffee Recipe Contest and Pa‘ina & Open House May 25 and continues with the Kaʻū Mountain Hike & Lunch May 28, Ka‘u Coffee & Cattle Day May 29, Kaʻu Stargazing May 30 and the Ka‘u Coffee Ho‘olaue‘a and Coffee Sensory Experience May 31. Enjoy a full day of live music, hula, local food and crafts, keiki activities and coffee tastings at the Ho‘olaue‘a. Some events are free, while others have a fee. For details, times and locations, visit https://www.kaucoffeefestival.com.

Toast the roast at the 16th Ka‘u Coffee Festival, May 25-31and discover what makes the rural Ka’u area so special. Fun starts perking at the Ka’u Coffee Recipe Contest and Pa‘ina & Open House May 25 and continues with the Kaʻū Mountain Hike & Lunch May 28, Ka‘u Coffee & Cattle Day May 29, Kaʻu Stargazing May 30 and the Ka‘u Coffee Ho‘olaue‘a and Coffee Sensory Experience May 31. Enjoy a full day of live music, hula, local food and crafts, keiki activities and coffee tastings at the Ho‘olaue‘a. Some events are free, while others have a fee. For details, times and locations, visit https://www.kaucoffeefestival.com.