Waimanalo Country Farms 2026 Fall Harvest Festival
Hours: Monday - Friday: 1pm-4pm | Saturday - Sunday: 9am-4pm
Come and enjoy the day at the farm! Take a breath of fresh air in our pumpkin patch, beautiful sunflower fields, and don’t forget to stop by our country market and grub stand for our famous fresh squeezed lemonade, farm honey, handmade gifts, our yummy cornbread and so much more! Feel free to walk around on the designated paths as well as throughout the fields and other photo op areas to snap your photos. (We ask that you are mindful of others around you and ask that you quickly take your photos and move on). Thank you for understanding. (Please note that there is a 9 1/2 foot vehicle height clearance.)
The Land Has Spoken – Tales of Indigenous Horror
Immerse yourself in a chilling radio-style drama with stories brought to life by an all Indigenous cast of seasoned theater/TV/Film actors, such as Laura Bowen, Kalani Queypo and Andrew Roa. Their haunting performances will be underscored by the spectral compositions of Chantil Dukart, T’simshian and Sugpiaq (Aluutiq) and eerie radio-style sound effects by Olympia sound designer Tuesday Mosshall.
Prepare to journey into the dark depth of Indigenous folklore with “The Land Has Spoken”. The only question that remains is… “Will you return?”
Chicken Skin Ghost Stories
Drawing from generations of oral tradition and decades spent collecting firsthand accounts, Lopaka Kapanui shares some of the most chilling legends and ghost stories that have become part of our islands’ folklore.
Whether you’re a lifelong believer or simply intrigued by a good tale, join us for an unforgettable night of storytelling that will stay with you long after the lights come up.
Ballet Hawaii Open Audition: The Nutcraker 2026
Ballet Hawaii is auditioning dancers and actors aged 7+ for its upcoming performance of The Nutcracker!
Performances will be held December 11-13, 2026 at the Blaisdell Concert Hall.
“1706” – It’s Showtime – Thetrical Horror Experience (multiple Shows each night)
Step back into 1706, where the story first took shape — a haunting prequel that unearths the dark origins behind last year’s nightmare. This new theatrical horror experience returns to the Hawaii Theatre Center, blending live performance, cinematic visuals, and psychological tension to pull you into a world suspended between life and illusion. You’ll witness secrets once buried, minds once broken, and a performance that may never end.
Oct 28, 29, 30 - three nights only.
Each Show is approximately 20 Minutes / Limit 25 guest per show / Multiple shows each night.
“1706” – It’s Showtime – Thetrical Horror Experience (multiple Shows each night)
Step back into 1706, where the story first took shape — a haunting prequel that unearths the dark origins behind last year’s nightmare. This new theatrical horror experience returns to the Hawaii Theatre Center, blending live performance, cinematic visuals, and psychological tension to pull you into a world suspended between life and illusion. You’ll witness secrets once buried, minds once broken, and a performance that may never end.
Oct 28, 29, 30 - three nights only.
Each Show is approximately 20 Minutes / Limit 25 guest per show / Multiple shows each night.
“1706” – It’s Showtime – Thetrical Horror Experience (multiple Shows each night)
Step back into 1706, where the story first took shape — a haunting prequel that unearths the dark origins behind last year’s nightmare. This new theatrical horror experience returns to the Hawaii Theatre Center, blending live performance, cinematic visuals, and psychological tension to pull you into a world suspended between life and illusion. You’ll witness secrets once buried, minds once broken, and a performance that may never end.
Oct 28, 29, 30 - three nights only.
Each Show is approximately 20 Minutes / Limit 25 guest per show / Multiple shows each night.
Keiki Sunday: Halloween Under the Sea
Kama'aina and visitors are definitely in for a TREAT with this general admission Special Offer: Buy One Adult Admission, Get One FREE Child Admission! Plus, children 3 years-old and under are always free!
Join us for a spook-tacular celebration filled with family-friendly fun, festive decorations, and Halloween surprises. From creative costumes to themed games, trick-or-treat stations, and special appearances by some of your favorite characters, it’s a frightfully delightful way to enjoy the season. Come in costume and make unforgettable fall memories with your ‘ohana!
Haunted Plantation
A haunt that’s located on a REAL HAUTED VILLAGE! Filled with over 60 actors with professional quality makeup! This is Hawaii’s premiere haunt. You will be chased and taunted by spirits of old Hawaii.
Intense audio and lighting, extremely low visibility, strobe lights, fog, damp or wet conditions and physically demanding environment.
Oct. 10–12, 17–19, 24–26, 31, 7 to 11 p.m. (last entry 10:30 p.m.)
Trials of Fears - An Interactive Haunted House Experience
Escape if you can.
Trial of Fears is Hawaii’s premier interactive haunted house—where your screams are just the beginning. Step into a nightmare woven with immersive sets, live actors, and terrifying puzzles. Part haunted maze, part escape room, you'll need brains and bravery to survive. Can you solve the clues and escape, or will your fears trap you forever?
Oct. 4, 10–12, 16–19, 23–26, 30–31 and Nov. 1
Thursday and Sunday 7 to 10 p.m. | Friday and Saturday 7 to 11 p.m.
Kapolei City Lights
Kapolei City Lights Celebration is sponsored by the City and County of Honolulu. Since the inaugural celebration in 2001, Kapolei City Lights has been spreading holiday cheer to this ever-growing Leeward O‘ahu community as a complement to Honolulu City Lights.
Honolulu Hale City Lights
Join in the fun and cheer, capture merry photos, witness bright lights and take in the delightfully decorated 55-foot Christmas tree at the Honolulu Hale Courtyard which will open to the public on Monday, Dec. 6 through Sunday, Jan. 2, 2022. The tree was planted in the 1950s and harvested from a Kailua family’s yard.
Festivities begin with the live ceremony event on Saturday, Dec. 4, being broadcasted on ‘Ōlelo Channel 53.