Parents can go shopping while kids build with Legos

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 15, 2018

Young Lego lovers can build to their hearts’ content at the Bricks 4 Kidz Lego Lab on Fridays at Ka Makana Ali‘i in Kapolei. Read more

Learn how math relates to life at the traveling exhibit MathAlive!

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 15, 2018

Compete in a snowboard race. Control NASA’s latest Mars rover Curiosity. Design and build a roller coaster. Read more

Free tennis events serve up fun for keiki

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 8, 2018

Children can try their hand — and swing — at tennis at two free events offering an opportunity to sample the sport with games and prizes. Read more

Autistic keiki can be themselves at upcoming Autism Society of Hawaii events

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 8, 2018

A pizza party and fun family flick are among two sensory-friendly events organized by the Autism Society of Hawaii. Read more

Parents can relax while kids play at Discovery Center day camp

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 1, 2018

While kids catch wild Pokemon, parents can catch a break — and get some serious Black Friday shopping done. Kids Day Out: Pokemon Trainer’s Day Camp is Nov. 23 at Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center. Read more

Delve into Hawaiian mythology with books for keiki

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 1, 2018

Introduce your littlest ones to some of Hawaii’s most well-known legends with the new board books, “Maui Slows the Sun” and “Hi‘iaka Battles the Wind.” Read more

Hawaii’s cowboy history explored in ‘PANIOLO’

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Nov. 1, 2018

Explore a remarkable and significant period in Hawaii’s history in “PANIOLO Stories and Songs from the Hawaiian Cowboy,” Honolulu Theatre for Youth’s newest production premiering Friday at Tenney Theatre. Read more

Coloring book teaches about plantation life

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 25, 2018

Life during the sugar plantation days — back when sugar was king — is captured via whimsical drawings and games for all ages in “Hawaii’s Plantation Village Coloring Book,” available while supplies last at Hawaii’s Plantation Village in Waipahu. Read more

‘Boo at the Zoo’ combines learning with Halloween fun

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 25, 2018
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Families can celebrate Halloween while learning about Hawaii’s invasive species at a Honolulu Zoo fundraiser on Friday and Saturday. Read more

‘Kids Fest’ encourages keiki to pedal their way to health

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 25, 2018

The 14th annual Kids Fest promotes healthy active lifestyles, exercise and nutrition, and injury prevention. Read more

She Speaks: Keiki inherit mom’s love for Halloween

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 21, 2018

As a mommy of three, the holiday isn’t about me. It’s about my daughters, ages 11, 10 and 6. I do it all for them and I couldn’t be happier. Read more

Petting zoo, costume contest highlight Great Pumpkin Fest in Aina Haina

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 18, 2018

With more than 2,500 pumpkins in various sizes, Holy Nativity School’s Great Pumpkin Festival is sure to have the perfect pumpkin for you and your family. Read more

Harvest pumpkins and more at Aloun Farms in Kapolei

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 18, 2018
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The 18th annual Pumpkin Festival continues at 94-1440 Farrington Highway in Kapolei on weekends through Oct. 28. Read more

Waimanalo Country Farms offers cow train rides, ‘country grub’

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 18, 2018

For farm fun, check out the Fall Harvest & Pumpkin Patch, Saturdays and Sundays in October at Waimanalo Country Farms. Read more

Bring out the sculptor in you at Pumpkin Carving Festival

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 11, 2018
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Celebrate this pumpkins-are-everywhere season by either carving one with your family or just checking out all the fun creations at the 9th annual Pumpkin Carving Festival, Oct. 27 at Windward Mall. Read more

Honolulu Theatre for Youth shines in ‘Sparkle’

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 11, 2018

Little Lucas loves all things sparkly so, so much. But Isabella, who comes to play one day, doesn’t like sparkle at all. So his sparkle starts to dim. Read more

Waimea Valley offers final Moon Walk of 2018

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 11, 2018
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A nighttime walk to a waterfall by the light of a full moon may sound like a dream, but you can do just that at the Waimea Valley Moon Walk on Oct. 19 — the final full-moon walk of the year at the valley. Read more

Hawaii Children and Youth Summit brings keiki together

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 4, 2018

Youth will discuss issues such as homelessness, inclusion of people with disabilities and suicide prevention at the 25th annual Hawaii Children and Youth Summit. Read more

Halloween fun, without the scare factor

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Oct. 4, 2018

For a festive Halloween celebration that’s less frightful and more friendly for little ones, consider the Keiki Costume Ball, Oct. 28 at the Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center. Read more

Honolulu Intertribal Pow Wow drums up cultural pride

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Sept. 27, 2018

North American Indians and Alaska Natives donning traditional regalia will gather for a vibrant showcase of dancing, drumming and singing at the 44th annual Honolulu Intertribal Pow Wow. Read more

Discover magical creatures at Wahiawa Botanical Garden

• By Zenaida Serrano
• Sept. 27, 2018

Kids can learn about one of Hawaii’s tropical plants in a memorable way at Finding Fairies and Heroes in Nature at Wahiawa Botanical Garden. Read more