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Your Guide to the Perfect Weekend in Honolulu: July 28–August 1, 2021 Take a break this weekend by listening to local favorites Kolohe Kai or Paula Fuga, tuning in to film festivals, or reconnecting with nature and yourself through a sound bath. July 28, 2021
July 30 through August 15 Every month in Hawai‘i seems to be Pride Month with so many beautiful rainbows stretching across our blue skies. But supporting Hawai‘i’s diverse LGBTQ community takes more than admiring our colorful rainbows. Tune in to the Honolulu Gay and Lesbian Cultural Foundation’s free film festival to see short films from around the world, including from the Asia Pacific Queer Film Festival Alliance, and award-winning full-length narratives and documentaries. The festival will award two prizes: The $1,000 APQFFA grand prize will be awarded by a jury of participating festival programmers and the $500 Audience Award will be awarded to the film that has the highest view count so ....
The Historic Hawai‘i Foundation (HHF) has launched the Historic Preservation Grants Program to support historic preservation as a mechanism for building community, enhancing Hawaii’s sense of place, and support for improved societal relationships. Eligible Project: Rehabilitation or restoration construction projects that preserve the character-defining features of a historic building or site are eligible. Projects should demonstrate that local support and investment is in place prior to applying for the preservation grant, and the HHF preservation grant is not the sole source of funds. Following completion of the preservation project, the site or building should be used for a public or community purpose. All projects are required to follow the Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties, and to commit to preserving the historic property for at least 10 years after receiving the funds. ....