The 62nd Annual Merrie Monarch Festival Royal Parade is a cherished tradition that celebrates the vibrant Hawaiian culture, the art of hula, and the rich heritage of Hilo town. This iconic event brings our community together and shares the spirit of aloha with the world.
A monthly community event in the heart of Waimea Town. Bring your ohana and support local food and beverage vendors! For the more information about featured vendors visit: www.naupakaevents.com/waimeafamilyfoodtruckfriday.
Check with us later, details coming soon!
A monthly community event in the heart of Waimea Town. Bring your ohana and support local food and beverage vendors! For the more information about featured vendors visit: www.naupakaevents.com/waimeafamilyfoodtruckfriday.
The 2024 Waimea Solar System Walk expands this year to include a galactic celebration of Canada-France-Hawaii Telescope’s 45th Birthday! Bring your ‘ohana to an interstellar journey right in Waimea town. The adventure begins at the W. M. Keck Observatory Headquarters, where you’ll embark on a guided journey through a scale model of our solar system. […]
A monthly community event in the heart of Waimea Town. Bring your ohana and support local food and beverage vendors, with a Halloween theme! For the more information about featured […]
A monthly community event in the heart of Waimea Town. Bring your ohana and support local food and beverage vendors! For the more information about featured vendors visit: www.naupakaevents.com/waimeafamilyfoodtruckfriday.
Free Event! Join the Maunakea Observatories at the Tanabata Block Party for an evening of stargazing, cultural demonstrations, astronomy actvities, and ʻono food on Aug. 17 from 4pm to 9pm HST. Learn more about Tanabata and celebrate the 25th anniversaries of Gemini Observatory / NOIRLab and the Subaru Telescope.
Join us for dinner Friday, August 16th!
Guest Speaker Andrea Ghez 2020 Nobel Prize Winner UCLA Professor of Physics and Astronomy FREE event – space is limited, ticket registration required: GET TICKETS Learn about new developments in the study of supermassive black holes. Through the capture and analysis of twenty years of high-resolution imaging, the UCLA Galactic Center Group has moved the […]
W. M. Keck Observatory will join the national astronomy community at the 244th Meeting of the American Astronomical Society (AAS) in Madison, Wisconsin. We will be participating in events and sessions about Hawaiʻi Astronomy – stay tuned for details!