UH Hilo Performing Arts Center presents world premier of delightful children’s musical, Wordsworth the Poet, Nov. 4-6
Wordsworth the Poet, a heartwarming tale the entire family will love.
Category: Events
2022 Pacific States Biennial National North American printmaking exhibition open to the public Oct. 30-Dec. 1
Hosted by and held at the UH Hilo campus, the exhibition is one of the most prestigious juried printmaking shows in the country.
Domestic Violence Awareness Month: UH Hilo’s 2022 Clothesline Project raises awareness, Oct. 18-21
Part of a worldwide event, shirts with messages about domestic violence will be on display at UH Hilo’s Campus Center Plaza Oct. 18-21.
Delegation from Japan visits UH Hilo, exchange agreement signed with Eikei University of Hiroshima
Visiting UH Hilo were Governor Hidehiko Yuzaki and four others representing Hiroshima Prefecture, President Mutsuhiro Arinobu from Eikei University of Hiroshima, and the university’s Director of International Affairs Yuko Uesugi.
Visiting artist Hung Keung coming to UH Hilo, his interactive 3D digital art installation to be on view at library
Innovative artist Hung Keung, based in Hong Kong, will be visiting UH Hilo Oct. 24-27. There will be an exhibition of his 3D video installation, a lecture, and a reception during the week, all free and open to the public.
Upcoming lecture by “creative genius” Christopher Caravalho, super hero to all local comic book fans
Christopher Caravalho’s work in comics bears testimony to the creative genius and energy of local-based writers and their sensitivity to and respect for culture, identity, and narrative traditions.
Upcoming Hawaiian festival, Oct. 15-16, designed to rebuild human connections after two years of isolation
“I kū mau mau, i kū wā! All at once! All together! Don’t miss out! I encourage you to participate, come ignite curiosity and the intention of this season! Pohā kō‘ele‘ele!”—Kekuhi Keali‘ikanaka‘oleohaililani
UH Hilo celebrates 2022 Indigenous Peoples’ Day with workshops and film, Oct. 10
The day’s events aim to educate and share critical knowledge not only about Oceanic Indigenous peoples, but all Indigenous peoples throughout the world.
