Keiki and their families are invited to celebrate Easter at Hawaii Kai Towne Center. The Easter Festival features the Easter Bunny, petting zoo, balloon animals, prizes and more, at the Marina Docks. The event is free and open to the public. Take photos with the Easter Bunny, enter for a chance to win great prizes and enjoy a day at the scenic Marina Docks and check out a variety of retail and dining destinations. Mark your calendar now for April…

Hawaii Kai Towne Center welcomes the Year of the Tiger, with a cultural celebration featuring the award-winning Wah Ngai Lion Dance Association. Community members and visitors are invited to ring in the Lunar New Year at the scenic Marina Docks, as the group dances and presents a martial arts demonstration. This free and family-friendly celebration is a spirited tradition at Hawaii Kai Towne Center. Watch as the dancing lion is fed lai- see (lucky red envelopes with money), a custom…

Hawaii Kai Towne Center is excited to welcome back the Hawaii Kai Marina Community Association's Festival of Lights Boat Parade this year! Although this year's Festival of Lights Boat Parade will look a little different, we welcome families and the community to join us for this annual event and watch the boats decorated with lights cruise by the Marina Docks at Hawaii Kai Towne Center! The event will take place Saturday, December 11th and start at sunset. For more information,…

For the first time ever in Hawai`i, Malama Maunalua will be launching a community initiative to restore Maunalua Bay using local corals! Join us by volunteering at Hana Pūko’a, Working Together for Coral, this Saturday, June 19 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Volunteers will have the opportunity to tag, photograph, identity, and fragment corals while also learning more about how scientists identify thermal tolerance to enhance reef resilience for the future as part of the Restore with Resilience initiative.…

After careful consideration, Hawaii Kai Towne Center has decided to cancel its Easter Festival scheduled for April 4. We will continue to closely follow the evolving public health situation and monitor guidance from state and federal health officials. The health and safety of the community is a priority to Hawaii Kai Towne Center, and we are taking precautionary measures to avoid unnecessary risks to the public.