Iolani Palace in Honolulu, Hawaii, is hosting its monthly Kama'aina Sunday event on February 11, 2024. The event aims to engage the local community and promote cultural awareness and appreciation. The palace grounds will be open and free for all Hawaii residents, providing an opportunity for them to visit and explore the historic site. The Kama'aina Sunday event offers guided tours, cultural activities, and demonstrations, allowing residents to learn about the history and significance of Iolani Palace. As the royal residence of the Hawaiian monarchs, the palace is a symbol of Hawaiian sovereignty and an important cultural and historical landmark. The event is part of the palace's ongoing efforts to foster a sense of pride and connection to Hawaii's rich heritage. Located at 801 South King Street, Iolani Palace is accessible to a wide range of people and is expected to attract a large number of attendees. The event is a key part of the palace's mission to preserve and share the history and culture of Hawaii with the community [851bdf48].
In addition to the Kama'aina Sunday event, there are various activities happening on Sundays in Hawaii. The Bum Run, St. Patrick's Day parade, Maui art contest, and an Oahu hike are some of the exciting events taking place [161c2ffc]. These activities offer residents and visitors the opportunity to engage in different experiences and explore the beauty of the Hawaiian islands. Whether participating in a charity run, enjoying a festive parade, appreciating local art, or embarking on a scenic hike, Sundays in Hawaii offer something for everyone. These events contribute to the vibrant cultural and recreational scene in the state, showcasing the diversity and spirit of the local community. With a wide range of options available, individuals can choose activities that align with their interests and preferences, creating memorable experiences and fostering a deeper connection to the islands. Sundays in Hawaii are not just a day of rest but a day of exploration and celebration [161c2ffc].
Antipolo City, located in the Philippines, is celebrating its 26th cityhood anniversary from April 4 to 6, 2024 [b100ca2f]. The celebration will include a float parade and cosplay competition on April 6, featuring colorfully decorated floats inspired by anime, manga, or cosplay characters. Participants have the chance to win cash prizes ranging from P1,000 to P5,000. Interested participants can sign up until 11:59 p.m. on April 4. A free concert will also be held at the Ynares Center on April 6, featuring artists such as Janine Berdin, Lo Ki, Rob Deniel, Sud, and ALLMO$T. April 4 has been declared a special non-working day in the entire city to celebrate the anniversary. Antipolo City also recently hosted around 7.4 million pilgrims during the Alay Lakad 2024 activity on Holy Thursday and Good Friday. Visitors are welcome to visit the International Shrine of Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage located beside the city hall. The city's anniversary celebration and events highlight the vibrant culture and community spirit of Antipolo City, providing residents and visitors with exciting experiences and opportunities to celebrate the city's rich history and heritage [b100ca2f].
More than 600 families attended the free 'Ohana Fun Day presented by Child & Family Service (CFS) at Puhi open field in Hawaii. The event featured food trucks, community agency activities, rides, and more. The event had over 150 CFS volunteers and was hosted by Kaua‘i High School Key Club. The event coincided with Children’s Day and had 400 preregistered families. The event also included community partners and offered food packages and recipes from Hawai‘i Foodbank Kaua‘i and Nourish Kaua‘i. The Garden Island Federal Credit Union and Ho‘ola Lahui Hawai‘i also participated in the event. The organizers aim to make the event bigger next year and love the centralized location for increased participation [c4bdcfa8].