Latest Events in Honolulu(February Updated)

BREAKING NEWS!!! HONOLULU HAWAII BOYS FOOTBALL / GIRLS FLAG MEGA COLLEGE PROSPECT CAMP NOW AVAILABLE APRIL 11TH AND OFFERS IN-PERSON COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP OFFER EVALUATIONS WITH SEVERAL COLLEGES FOR BOYS / GIRLS 5-12TH GRADERS (GRADUATES/TRANSFERS ARE WELCOME) ***GIRLS COMPETE VS GIRLS SEPERATELY ALL POSITIONS (QB/OL/WR/RB/DL/LB/DB/K/P/SNAPPERS) GOT GRADES GOT GAME GET OFFERS ***GUARANTEED OFFERS & RECRUITING STAR RATINGS WILL BE AWARDED AT THE END OF CAMP CAMP INCLUDES: - RECRUITING & LIFE SKILLS SEMINAR - MEET & GREET W/ COLLEGE COACHES - COMBINE TESTING (40 YD SPRINT/ SHUTTLE) (GIRLS 20YDS) - POSITION DRILLS W/ COLLEGE COACHES - 1on1 / LINEMAN CHALLENGES / 7v7 SHOOTOUT - SPECIAL COMPETITIONS (FASTEST/STRONGEST/LONGEST THROW/KICK) - TOP PERFORMERS/MVPS/TOP RANKING BY CLASS/OFFERS AWARDED AT END OF CAMP ARE YOU STAR RATED YET??? ***ALL PARTICIPANTS WILL RECIEVE OFFICIALL STAR RATING AND HAVE OPPORTUNUTY TO EARN HIGHER STAR RATING AT COMPLETION OF CAMP REGISTER NOW AND GET RECRUITING STAR RATING!!! CAMP SCHEDULE: 8AM CHECKIN 9-12PM CAMP ATTENDING COLLEGES: TBA Travis Johnson Univ of Fort Lauderdale (Recruiting Coordinator) TJohnson@UFTL.edu www.CoachtravisJohnson.com @CoachTravisJoh1 954-540-5194 personal cell Information Source: Travis Johnson | eventbrite

The Neighbourhood is set to captivate audiences at the Neal S Blaisdell Arena in Honolulu, a venue renowned for hosting world-class events. Scheduled for June 30, 2026, at 7:30 PM, this event promises an unforgettable experience for attendees. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Honolulu at 777 Ward Avenue, the arena provides an ideal backdrop for The Neighbourhood's compelling performances. Known for their unique blend of alternative rock and indie sounds, The Neighbourhood has garnered a dedicated following, and their live shows are celebrated for their dynamic energy and immersive atmosphere. This event offers an opportunity to witness their musical prowess firsthand, as they deliver a setlist filled with fan favorites and new hits. With the band's reputation for engaging performances, attendees can expect an evening filled with electrifying moments and musical excellence. The Neighbourhood's presence in Honolulu is a significant event for music enthusiasts and promises to be a highlight of the city's cultural calendar.

Big Time Rush: In Real Life Worldwide is set to electrify Honolulu with a spectacular performance at the iconic Tom Moffatt Waikiki Shell. Nestled at 2805 Monsarrat Avenue, this venue will host the event on March 13, 2026, at 6:00 PM. Known for their dynamic stage presence and catchy tunes, Big Time Rush promises an unforgettable experience that transcends the ordinary concert atmosphere. With a blend of high-energy pop hits and engaging live interactions, attendees will witness the band's evolution from television stars to global music sensations. This event is poised to be a highlight in the entertainment calendar, drawing fans from all corners of the globe to the vibrant city of Honolulu. As anticipation builds, Big Time Rush: In Real Life Worldwide stands as a testament to the band's enduring appeal and their ability to connect with audiences in a profound way.

LATTER-DAY SAINTS AND MEDIA SYMPOSIUM The Church in an Era of Media Stratification FEBRUARY 26-28, 2026 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY-HAWAII CAMPUS LA'IE, HAWAII It has been happening for years and is sure to continue, legacy media has taken a back seat to social media-influencers, podcasters, YouTubers, TikTokkers, etc. which have become the primary platforms visited for information about The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, its shifting identity, changing organizational norms, and innovations such as artificial intelligence and approaches to conversion, retention, and transparency. Compared to its membership numbers, the Church continues to receive an out-sized focus in online forums, social media channels, and video streaming platforms, not to mention more traditional journalistic coverage, and other areas of popular culture. In 2026, the Latter-day Saints and Media Symposium aims to explore the ways in which the Church is adapting to this stratified media environment, while also exploring how news media and other forms of communication are adapting to the Church’s repositioning of identity, including historical efforts from the beginning of the Church to present. Additionally, on this 10th anniversary of our first LDSMSS in Hawaii, the 2026 Latter-day Saints and Media Symposium (hosted at BYU-Hawaii) invites topical research and presentations focusing on Oceania and the Pacific Rim, Please let us know you are interested and to get updates even if you haven't registered yet We'd like to know who may be coming. Please click here to share info if you are interested in attending and would like to get updates about the symposium. Submission of Paper and Panel Proposals Academics, professionals, and students are invited to submit competitive papers or panel proposals about any aspect of Latter-day Saints and the media. Papers and panels may be broadly interdisciplinary; international perspectives are strongly encouraged; all rigorous scholarly methodological frameworks and theories are welcome. Submissions should be either full papers (preferred; approx. 6,000–8,000 words, with 100-word abstract) or extended abstracts (approx. 500 words). Proposals for audio and/or visual presentations (including short films) with rigorous analysis are welcome. Proposals for panel discussions with related research are also welcome. Works-in-progress are acceptable. Scholars, including graduate students, are encouraged to submit proposals. Examples of topics include but are not limited to: Analyses of media content by or about Latter-day Saints (textual, rhetorical, thematic, etc.) in various cultures. Media produced by the institutional Church or Church members (contemporary, historical, international, etc.): Internet, social media, newspapers, magazines, books, television, radio, film, etc. Comparative analysis of religion and use of Artificial Intelligence and how the Church situates itself in the ongoing discussions about AI. Content, producers, and effects of recent and historical depictions of Latter-day Saints in news and popular culture, particularly from sources outside the institutional Church and from non-Latter-day Saints. Latter-day Saints, media & politics, domestic and international. Latter-day Saint media uses and effects, including social media. Latter-day Saint media images and depictions (contemporary & historical) Concepts of voice, identity, and community in media by or about Latter-day Saints. Content and effects of institutional Church public relations, advertising, and messaging Audience studies: meaning-making, effects, responses, influences, behavior and attitudinal changes Institutional Church perspectives on media: responses and effects Latter-day Saints as media creators, producers, publishers, inventors, disseminators, editors, writers, etc.; or others in these categories who have produced media or content related to Latter-day Saints as both subject and audience. Latter-day Saint-related film, TV programming, reality show participation, science fiction etc. Comparative studies (Church members and media as compared to other religions or institutions) Historical, sociological, literary, rhetorical, legal, international, psychological, etc. perspectives on Latter-day Saints and media Latter-day Saint-related entertainment, theater, music, film, video, and popular culture productions Centripetal communications targeting Church membership “Friendly fire” messaging ​ Papers presented at the symposium will be given special consideration, at the authors’ discretion, for publication in the Journal of Media and Religion. How to Submit? Paper, panel, and presentation proposals must be submitted by December 1, 2025, in Word or PDF format as an email attachment to ldsmediastudies@gmail.com . If you have questions, you can call or text Joel Campbell at (801) 362-4298 Organizers Brent Cowley, faculty, BYU-Hawaii Joel Campbell, visiting faculty, BYU-Hawaii Ben Whisenant, Church History Department Conference Registration $100 Special Conference Room Rate Courtyard by Marriott Oahu North Shore for 309.00 USD per night Last Day to Book : Monday, January 26, 2026 Special rates are available for guests attending Latter-day Saints Media Studies Symposium for February 26 - March 1, 2026. A 3-night minimum applies. The group rate is available for pre and post stays, which is based on availability. Check-in time is 4 PM. Due to the hotel's high daily occupancy, an early check-in will likely not be available. Please plan accordingly, either arriving the day prior or making other arrangements. The hotel provides an alcohol-free environment, with alcohol-free zones in all public areas. Feel free to enjoy beverages of your choice in your guest room. Should you require assistance with your reservation, e-mail laiemarriott@gmail.com. We look forward to your visit to the North Shore! Reservation link https://www.marriott.com/event-reservations/reservation-link.mi?id=1756510756106&key=GRP&app=resvlink Information Source: Latter-day Saints and Media Studies Symposium | eventbrite

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The Hapalua, subtitled Hawaii’s Half Marathon, offers an individual half marathon and relay as well as a unique feature it calls “The Chase.”In the Hapalua Chase, the best local runners from Hawaii get a head start on some of the best professionals runners in the world. The pros will chase down the local guys and girls to the finish line.The race begins at the historic and beautifulDuke Kahanamoku statue and takes runners along Hawaiian streets, exposing them to great scenery and entertainment along the course.At Diamond Head Crater State Monument, runners will run all the way around the 475-acre park that circles what is perhaps Honolulu’s most famous site.The Hapalua invites runners, elites, beginners, or in-betweens, to come and participate in this wonderful event!

Pierce The Veil - I Can't Hear You World Tour is set to electrify Honolulu with an unforgettable night of music and energy at the iconic Neal S Blaisdell Arena. On April 22, 2026, at 7:00 PM, fans will gather at 777 Ward Avenue to experience the raw power and emotion that only Pierce The Veil can deliver. Known for their unique blend of post-hardcore sound and heartfelt lyrics, the band promises a performance that will resonate with both long-time followers and new listeners alike. The Neal S Blaisdell Arena, renowned for its vibrant atmosphere and excellent acoustics, provides the perfect backdrop for this highly anticipated event. As the band takes the stage, attendees will be swept away on a sonic journey, making the Pierce The Veil - I Can't Hear You World Tour a must-see spectacle in the heart of Honolulu.

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Join us for a compelling and thought-provoking event, "No Filter with Author, Angie Hawkins." Angie Hawkins, the renowned author of "Running in Slippers," invites you to delve into the depths of true connection and vulnerability. Discover the untold stories behind our meticulously curated social media posts and the masks we wear in everyday life. In this safe and open space, we embrace the imperfections and acknowledge that everything is not always okay. Instead of striving for perfection, we foster genuine connections by embracing our authenticity. "No Filter with Author, Angie Hawkins" will be held at the exquisite Icky Love Art Loft & Gallery in the beautiful city of Kailua. Mark your calendars for September 17, 2023, as this event promises to be an enlightening experience like no other. The venue, located at 905 Kalanianaʻole Highway #3201, will provide the perfect setting for this unforgettable conversation. The best part? Attendance is entirely free! Angie Hawkins understands the importance of making this event accessible to all, so you don't want to miss out on this exceptional opportunity to engage in meaningful dialogue. Prepare to be captivated as Angie Hawkins explores the unfiltered side of our lives, encouraging us to embrace vulnerability and foster genuine connections. This event is your chance to step into a world where authenticity reigns supreme. Don't miss "No Filter with Author, Angie Hawkins" and uncover the power of true connection.