Here's your local news at a glance for Sunday, the 18th of January.
Good morning, Honolulu.
🎭 Culture
The state will host a free Hawaiian music concert that features three vintage instruments (aged between 135 and 178 years) made during different monarchy periods.
The event will celebrate Hawaii's musical heritage and invite locals to enjoy a unique cultural experience.
A new festival celebrating environmental storytelling is planned in Hawaii as organizers aim to create a longstanding platform for sharing local wisdom (details on timing and location are forthcoming).
Thousands marched from Mauna'ala to 'Iolani Palace as part of the annual Onipa'a Peace March on Jan.
16, marking 133 years since the overthrow of the Hawaiian Kingdom and honoring Queen Lili'uokalani (a key figure in our history).
Cherry blossoms have begun blooming in Wahiawā from mid-January through early March and can be viewed at sites such as Wahiawā Hongwanji Mission (1067 California Ave.), Wahiawā Botanical Garden (1396 California Ave.), and at 'Iliahi Neighborhood Park (2021 California Ave.) and 'Iliahi Elementary School (2035 California Ave.).
🎓 Education
A 12-year-old student from North Carolina launched a virtual reality experience at the USS Arizona Memorial on Oahu, building on a school project that first brought him to the site at age eight.
He hopes the project will give visitors a new way to learn about Pearl Harbor.
Local studios and community centers offer classes in craft, art, cooking & climbing for residents seeking new hobbies.
Classes run from today to spring sessions with some events free and requiring registration.
🌲 Environment
Multiple sharks were seen near a whale carcass at Waimanalo Beach Park on Saturday morning + ocean safety officials posted warnings advising beachgoers to check with lifeguards for current conditions.
🏈 Sports
Davis Riley shot a 67 (3-under par) on Saturday to reach 12-under at the Sony Open at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu and will tee off in today's final round as competitors trail closely behind.
Hawaii women’s basketball beat UC Santa Barbara yesterday at Bankoh Arena at the Stan Sheriff Center.
The team relied on strong defense and key plays from Saniyah Neverson and Jade Peacock to secure the NCAA win in a competitive contest.
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