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"Embrace the beauty of each new day in Pearl City, Hawaii."

Each Wednesday evening, the Palisades Neighborhood Market brings Pacific Palisades Community Association to life, creating a lively meeting place for residents and visitors alike.

Located at 2106 Aamanu St in Pearl City, this weekly event runs from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM, offering a warm welcome to all ages.

Shoppers can browse a rich mix of local vendors showcasing fresh produce, baked treats, homemade crafts, and more.

Food lovers will savor hot meals like andadogs, andagi, pasteles, and lau laus, along with specialty drinks mixed on the spot.

The market encourages a spirit of sharing—neighbors can bring homegrown items or baked goods to trade, nurturing community bonds and sustainability.

Affordable booth fees, provided tables and chairs, plus free parking make it easy for small businesses and shoppers to join the fun.

Discover local flavor and genuine connection every week at this Pearl City favorite.

The Pearl City Community Yard Sale returns Saturday, October 11, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM at the Momilani Community Center.

Hosted by the Pearl City Foundation, the event brings together over 20 families sharing household goods, collectibles, and hidden gems.

Shoppers can explore a wide selection while meeting friendly neighbors and discovering local bargains.

Later that day, the Senior Lifestyle Fair at Pearlridge Center runs from 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM, offering resources on wellness, health, and community living.

This combination makes Saturday a perfect chance for both treasure hunting and discovering helpful information for all ages in Pearl City.

Stay tuned to the Pearl City Foundation’s official channels for event updates.

The Waimalu Plaza Craft and Gift Fair returns on Saturday, October 11, 2025, bringing excitement to the Waimalu Plaza Shopping Center at 98-1277 Kaʻahumanu Street, Aiea, HI, from 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM.

More than 35 local vendors will offer an eclectic mix of snacks, hot food, accessories, K-pop goods, Asian imports, jewelry, and clothing.

Plant lovers can join the community plant swap, making it a vibrant gathering for all ages.

Enjoy free parking and no admission fees at this family-friendly, stress-free event in the heart of Aiea.

Vendor spots are still open; aspiring sellers can find details on the 808 Craft and Gift Fairs website.

Support local and discover one-of-a-kind finds at this lively marketplace.

Experience the world of vermicomposting at the upcoming 'Learn to Worm' workshop, a hands-on opportunity to transform your kitchen scraps into rich, natural compost for your garden.

Mindy Jaffe, an expert in the field, will personally walk participants through setting up a worm bin and cultivating a strong, healthy worm colony.

Your registration includes a full starter kit, packed with a pre-drilled 10-gallon container, elevation bricks, cellulose bedding, a digital scale, a tailored shade cloth bin blanket, and a generous starter group of worms.

This in-person session promises interactive instruction to give you the confidence and know-how for successful vermicomposting.

Join the event at the Urban Garden Center, 955 Kamehameha Highway, Pearl City, for a practical, community-oriented workshop.

Seize the chance to boost your gardening skills while supporting a sustainable, eco-friendly lifestyle.

Pearl City Public Library welcomes the community to an afternoon of thrilling ghost stories and supernatural tales on October 12, 2025, between 1:00 PM and 3:00 PM.

Guests are invited to share their spooky experiences or simply enjoy listening to Hawai‘i’s rich supernatural traditions.

Stories will range from legendary ancient warriors to the comforting presence of guardian spirits in island homes, offering a glimpse into the unique folklore of the islands.

Attendees can expect light refreshments, interactive activities, and chances to win fun prizes throughout the event.

Organized in partnership with AARP Hawai‘i and dedicated library staff, the gathering fosters a sense of community and cultural discovery.

Visit the AARP Hawai‘i events page for further details or to reserve your place.

Markets:

The Peoples Open Market @ Waiau District Park - Tuesdays from 6:30 am to 7:30 am

Pearlridge Open-Air Farmers’ Market - Saturdays from 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

Village Night Market - Saturdays from 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm

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The Pearl Harbor Historic Trail now features an upgraded segment behind the Kalauao Skyline Station and future Honolulu Transit hub, offering a wider concrete path and improved lighting.

This project boosts safety and accessibility, supporting walkers, runners, and cyclists alike.

Enhancements are part of a larger push to revitalize the trail and connect it to the 32-mile South Shore Shared Use Path, linking Nānākuli to Mānoa.

Key supporters include State Senator Brandon Elefante, Councilmember Radiant Cordero, and agencies like the Honolulu Department of Transportation Services and Complete Streets program.

Federal funding efforts from Senator Brian Schatz and Congressman Ed Case, with help from the Hawai‘i Department of Transportation, made these advancements possible.

The Hawai‘i Bicycling League continues to champion such improvements, seeing them as essential, sustainable solutions for O‘ahu’s transportation future.