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King Kamehameha Day brings lei draping at Aliiolani Hale, a spectacular floral parade through downtown, and cultural celebrations at Kapiolani Park. The state holiday honors Hawaii’s unifier while showcasing living Hawaiian culture.
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Pepper Lunch announces two new Honolulu locations in Waikīkī and Kapahulu following success of first Hawaiʻi restaurant. The Japanese DIY teppanyaki chain offers interactive dining on 500-degree iron plates.
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For The Culture Hawaiʻi’s 5th Annual Juneteenth Block Party moves to the iconic Waikiki Shell on June 19, featuring local and visiting performers, authentic food vendors, and cultural education. The venue upgrade reflects the event’s growth into one of Honolulu’s premier summer celebrations.
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King Kamehameha Day on June 11, 2026, features the traditional lei draping ceremony at Ali’iolani Hale at 9 a.m., followed by the floral parade from Iolani Palace to Kapiolani Park. Plan for limited parking downtown and arrive early for the best viewing spots along this beloved Hawaiian cultural celebration.
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The 43rd Pan-Pacific Festival transforms Waikiki June 12-14 with free cultural performances, a Kalakaua Avenue block party, and artists from across the Pacific Rim. The three-day celebration features hula, taiko drumming, and hands-on cultural activities for all ages.
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Liliha Bakery brings its famous Coco Puffs to Waikiki Beach Walk with a sixth location, marking the 75-year-old local institution’s biggest tourist-market expansion. The move balances heritage preservation with growth opportunities in Hawaii’s recovering tourism industry.
Read MoreKing Kamehameha Day on June 11, 2026 brings lei draping ceremonies and the iconic floral parade from Iolani Palace to Kapiolani Park. Here’s your complete guide to Honolulu’s most cherished cultural celebration.
Read MoreThe 43rd Pan-Pacific Festival returns to Waikiki June 12-14 with three days of Pacific Rim cultural performances, culminating in the massive Kalakaua Avenue Block Party featuring live music and local food vendors.
Read MoreLiliha Bakery opens its sixth location at Waikiki Beach Walk, bringing the famous Coco Puffs to tourist territory for the first time. The local institution maintains its authentic character while expanding into Honolulu’s premier visitor district.
Read MoreMichelin-starred yakitori restaurant Torishin has opened in Kakaako, bringing its acclaimed omakase experience from New York to Honolulu. The arrival marks a major culinary milestone for the neighborhood’s growing reputation as a premier dining destination.
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