Manana Neighborhood Security Watch warmly invites residents to a special Holiday Social and Meeting on Thursday, December 11, at 5:30 p.m. at 1511 Kaumoli St.

 

This community gathering is a great chance to connect with neighbors, share holiday spirit, and receive a brief update on local safety efforts.

 

Light refreshments, including pupus, water, and soft drinks, will be provided, and simple food or beverage contributions are welcome.

 

Attendees will also learn about an upcoming Community Policing sign-waving event on January 8, from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m., at Komo Mai Drive and Waimano Home Road, targeting concerns about speeding in Pearl City.

 

There will be no neighborhood walk after this month’s meeting, allowing neighbors to relax and focus on community togetherness.

 

For more details, contact manana.watch@gmail.com.

Island Craft Fairs & Events presents the Holiday Gift Fair over Black Friday Weekend in Aiea.

 

From November 28 to 30, 2025, locals are invited to explore a lively market at the former Toys R Us site on Kaonohi Street, beside Down to Earth.

 

Shoppers will discover unique treasures, handmade crafts, and tasty treats from dozens of local vendors.

 

It’s a wonderful way to support small businesses and pick out special holiday gifts while enjoying festive music, savory eats, and fun giveaways throughout the weekend.

 

Families can take advantage of free parking and the on-site ATM, making for a relaxed shopping experience.

 

Doors are open Friday and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., and Sunday until 4 p.m.

 

This event blends local spirit, great finds, and holiday cheer under one roof.

Guieb Café Brings Free Thanksgiving Dinner to Aiea Community

 

This Wednesday at 4 PM, Aiea, O‘ahu

 

Guieb Café is embracing the season of giving by offering free Thanksgiving meals to anyone in need. All are welcome to stop by the Aiea location, where hot plates will be served with warmth and aloha, as long as supplies last.

 

Locals are encouraged to arrive early and bring loved ones for a taste of holiday tradition. Guieb Café’s generous outreach aims to unite the community, celebrating gratitude through flavorful island favorites and heartfelt hospitality.

 

Don’t miss this chance to enjoy a delicious meal while connecting with neighbors and spreading the spirit of Thanksgiving in true Hawai‘i style. 🦃

The Pearl City Neighborhood Board No. 21 will hold a special meeting on Tuesday, November 25, 2025, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. at Pearl Ridge Elementary School, 98-940 Moanalua Road, ʻAiea.

 

This information-only hybrid session is dedicated to raising awareness and boosting preparedness for emergencies like wildfires, hurricanes, and tsunamis in the community.

 

Residents are invited to join either in person or virtually through WebEx, making participation accessible for all.

 

Presentations from the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, Honolulu Department of Emergency Management, and State Fire Marshal will spotlight disaster readiness and shelter improvements designed to withstand severe conditions.

 

Community members are encouraged to join, raise questions, and take part in shifting the local approach from recovery to proactive preparedness.

The Light The World Giving Machine returns to Pearlridge Center Mauka from November 20 to December 31, 2025, offering a unique way for the community to support those in need.

 

Located near Macy’s in Center Court, the vending machine lets visitors purchase items like meals, hygiene kits, and educational supplies for donation, rather than snacks or drinks.

 

All contributions go directly to local nonprofits, including AccesSurf Hawaii, Armed Services YMCA, Hale Kipa, Hawaii Foodbank, and Ronald McDonald House Hawaii, as well as global partners Splash and Mentors International.

 

Each charity offers specific options, such as transportation cards or essentials for youth.

 

Since 2017, this initiative has inspired nearly $50 million in donations worldwide, empowering communities to embrace the spirit of giving.

 

Stop by and join in making a real difference this holiday season.

If you’ve faced a breakdown in Pearl City or Aiea—or found yourself stranded on the H-1, H-2, or H-3—car trouble can feel overwhelming.

 

Green Towing has become a trusted name on Oʻahu’s roads, offering experienced, dependable help to local drivers.

 

The owner’s roots in Hawaiʻi’s auto industry date back to 1977, entering towing full-time in 1981, and their team reflects nearly five decades of know-how.

 

Green Towing delivers island-wide service, from emergency freeway towing and roadside assistance to responsible junk car recycling.

 

Locals count on fast, honest, and friendly support—whenever and wherever trouble strikes.

 

The company’s emphasis on eco-friendly practices and genuine care for the community make them a go-to option in Aiea, Pearl City, and surrounding neighborhoods.

Every Wednesday evening, the Palisades Neighborhood Market turns the Pacific Palisades Community Association into a lively center of local flavor and activity.

 

From 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM at 2106 Aamanu St., Pearl City, residents and visitors browse everything from homemade eats and fresh produce to trendy crafts and specialty goods.

 

Hot dishes like andadogs, andagi, pasteles, and lau laus are served alongside made-to-order drinks, creating delicious options for every taste.

 

Beyond food, guests find packaged snacks, plants, Tupperware, and unique accessories.

 

A standout feature: the community plant and produce share lets neighbors swap garden bounty, encouraging connection and sustainability.

 

Low-cost vendor spaces with tables and chairs included welcome small businesses and first-time sellers.

 

Whether searching for dinner, gifts, or a vibrant local vibe, the market is the place to be every Wednesday in Pearl City.

Pearl City Elementary School will host its anticipated Rummage Sale on Saturday, November 22, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

 

Shoppers can browse everything from clothing and household goods to hidden gems, all priced to welcome every budget.

 

Proceeds will directly benefit student programs and key school initiatives, making every purchase meaningful.

 

November is buzzing with more ways to connect in Pearl City.

 

On November 12, the Palisades Community Center Neighborhood Market brings together local artisans, creative crafts, and homemade treats.

 

Then, the People’s Open Market at Waiau District Park arrives on November 25, offering fresh produce and local specialties.

 

These gatherings showcase Pearl City’s warm, community-driven vibe and encourage everyone to join, share, and support local causes.

Circle Wednesday, November 19, 2025, for an evening of fun at Pearl at Kalauao from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

 

The popular Beer & Bites on the Lawn event returns, inviting locals to enjoy authentic flavors, lively music, and a strong sense of community.

 

Sample craft beers from top local breweries like Maui Brewing Co., Honolulu Beerworks, and Beer Lab Hawaii, perfectly paired with bites created by Pearl at Kalauao’s talented culinary team.

 

Enjoy glow golf with enticing prizes, adding a playful twist to the night.

 

Live music will keep the energy high as guests mix, mingle, and relax on the lawn.

 

Pre-register for $30 per person to secure your spot; tickets increase to $40 at the door.

 

Experience a unique evening of food, beer, and fun under the stars at Pearl at Kalauao.

Paint Pāʻina hosts a festive painting event at The Pizza Press in Pearl City on Wednesday, November 19, 2025, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

 

Guests can choose to decorate a Christmas ornament or wine glass, guided by talented local artists.

 

All supplies are included for a smooth, creative night.

 

Enjoy signature pizzas and a full bar while you paint—treat yourself to a fun evening out.

 

This activity welcomes those 16 and older.

 

Younger kids are allowed if accompanied by a participating adult.

 

Admission is $38 per person and comes with painting materials.

 

Attendees must buy at least one drink, including non-alcoholic choices.

 

Celebrate the holidays with your own custom décor and great company in Pearl City.

Whiskey Dix' Saloon is set to ignite Aiea nightlife with its annual Boots & Pajamas Party on Saturday, November 22, from 8 PM to 2 AM.

 

Located on Kamehameha Highway, the event invites guests to merge comfort and country style by sporting their best pajamas and favorite boots.

 

Festivities include holiday-inspired drink specials, interactive games, and tempting prizes, all building up to the evening’s spirited highlight—a lively pillow fight.

 

Those eager to join the pillow fight can sign up at the DJ booth between 8 and 11 PM.

 

Known for its energetic crowd and welcoming vibe, Whiskey Dix' Saloon continues to be a hub for weekly dance lessons and karaoke.

 

Gather your crew, slip into your coziest attire, and don’t miss this vibrant, unforgettable celebration.

Experience the creative world of crochet alongside Connie Lee Lynch, a celebrated fiber artist and designer.

 

This workshop welcomes beginners and those seeking a refresher, providing step-by-step guidance to strengthen your crochet skills.

 

All materials are included, making it easy for everyone to participate comfortably.

 

Space is limited—register soon by calling 808-453-6566 to secure your spot.

 

Proudly supported by the Friends of the Pearl City Public Library, this event offers a chance to explore a new hobby with expert instruction.

 

If you require auxiliary aids or special services for full participation, please contact library staff.

 

Advance notice of accessibility needs is appreciated but not required.

 

Stay informed about future activities via the HSPLS Events Calendar, and embrace the joy of crochet with Connie Lee Lynch.

The Brave & Bold Conference returns to Pearl City on November 14, empowering high school youth and their parents to navigate today’s pressing sexual issues.

 

Hosted by Explicit Movement and Leeward Community Church, this free, one-night event delivers practical guidance and bold conversations in a supportive environment.

 

Youth and parents follow separate tracks, addressing essential topics unique to each group.

 

Dynamic speakers Ed and Vera Schutte will share their moving personal journey, offering real steps to face a sexualized culture with strength and hope.

 

Nancy Vuu will show how choosing sexual integrity opens the doors to personal purpose, helping families nurture their dreams together.

 

Parents gain tools to build deep, empowering bonds with their children for long-term confidence and trust.

 

The conference begins at 7:00 PM at Leeward Community Church, with doors open at 6:30 PM. Secure your spot by registering in advance.

Searching for a fun way to kick off your weekend?

 

Experience a Paint & Sip night at Valor Hawaii in Aiea on November 14, 2025, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

 

Set at 98-1005 Moanalua Road, Valor offers a laid-back atmosphere to get creative and unwind.

 

Hosted by Paint Party 808, guests will be guided step-by-step to craft their own unique art piece—no art background needed.

 

Your ticket includes a featured cocktail from Valor’s menu to sip while you paint.

 

Bring friends or come solo and meet new faces; tickets are $58 and available online.

 

Don’t miss this lively blend of art and community.

 

Manana Neighborhood Security Watch will hold its next meeting on Thursday, November 13, starting at 5:30 PM.

 

The gathering is set for 1511 Kaumoli Street, Pearl City, HI 96782, welcoming residents from across the area.

 

Attendees will hear updates on safety and recent events, including a generous $1,000 donation to Manana Elementary School by the Pearl City Shopping Center Merchants Association.

 

Honolulu Police Department representatives will also share the latest community safety statistics.

 

Building stronger neighborhood connections and fostering an informed, safe community remain top priorities.

 

All neighbors are encouraged to email manana.watch@gmail.com for information or to get involved.

 

Everyone is welcome to participate and help make a difference.

Gyotaku Pearl City – Limited-Time 10% Off Dine-In Special (Nov 8–9)

 

Treat yourself and your ‘ohana to a special savings event at Gyotaku Pearl City! For just two days, enjoy 10% off all dine-in menu items, from freshly made teishoku and signature sushi rolls to crispy tempura favorites.

 

Bring family and friends on November 8 or 9 to experience local Japanese flavors and extra value at Gyotaku Pearl City.

 

Hawaii’s humid weather and daily home use can leave floors, showers, and outdoor spaces looking worn and discolored.

 

Aqua Clean & PowerWash, a locally owned O‘ahu business, specializes in restoring and protecting residential surfaces—helping homeowners avoid expensive replacements.

 

Their in-demand tile and grout restoration service uses safe, professional-grade equipment to remove years of grime, then applies premium sealers for longer-lasting cleanliness.

 

From driveways to lanais, their pressure washing service revives curb appeal and protects property value by eliminating algae, salt, and mildew.

 

Aqua Clean’s sealing treatments help surfaces resist future stains and wear, ensuring easier maintenance over time.

 

Known for honest pricing and friendly, punctual service, the team prides itself on delivering dramatic results that transform homes and leave customers truly satisfied.

 

Free estimates and flexible scheduling are available island-wide.

The latest Pearl City Local postcard, mailed to select neighborhoods, celebrates trusted local businesses serving both Pearl City and Aiea residents.

 

Insurance Options Hawaii offers a free Medicare Benefits Review for those comparing health plans or seeking peace of mind.

 

Agape Outdoor Works LLC helps transform your outdoor space with expertly crafted patios, driveways, and retaining walls, starting with a free estimate.

 

Island Ohana Tree Services stands out for their professional tree trimming, removals, and $100 off larger projects.

 

Oshiro Pest Services protects homes with a $50 discount for new clients.

 

Aqua Clean & PowerWash specializes in restoring grout and tile, offering $50 off deep cleans and repairs.

 

Cash for Junk Cars provides same-day towing and recycling for unwanted vehicles.

 

These locally owned businesses keep our community strong, connected, and thriving.

The latest Pearl City Local postcard just reached households in select neighborhoods, highlighting some of the area’s most trusted businesses.

 

From skilled handymen to essential home services, each business brings unique value.

 

Everything Under the Sun Handyman Services delivers reliable repairs and savings, offering a $50 discount on services over $250.

 

Honor Box Chiropractic supports kūpuna with gentle care and Medicare acceptance for new patients.

 

True Power Electrical Services ensures home safety with a free inspection and $250 savings.

 

Emergency Plumbing & Solar is on call 24/7, providing $50 off repairs and $250 off repipes.

 

Pamela E. Yorita, REALTOR® helps residents discover what their homes are worth with complimentary property valuations.

 

Each business is locally owned, committed to uplifting Pearl City with exceptional, neighborly service.

Pacific Palisades Board Meeting returns on Wednesday, November 5 at the Pacific Palisades Community Association in Pearl City.

 

Neighbors are invited to connect, catch up on local updates, and share ideas to enhance the area.

 

Every resident is encouraged to join — your input helps shape the future of Pacific Palisades.

 

Meetings are typically scheduled for the first Wednesday each month, running from 4:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Pearl City is addressing key community concerns this month, from safer streets to public health.

 

State DOT and HPD are reviewing improved signage and enforcement near Sam’s Club after near-miss collisions at the bus-only U-turn, urging residents to report incidents for faster action.

 

Pearl City High School students wowed leaders with a budget-friendly dog park design for Blaisdell Park; construction and design funding is secured, with hopes for a second site at Manana Community Park.

 

The board is also pushing for more pesticide transparency through new reporting, buffer zones, and testing.

 

Other updates include stricter e-bike and e-scooter rules, new legislative priorities, automated traffic enforcement, and ongoing homelessness outreach near transit.

 

Residents are encouraged to cut water usage by 20% and attend the Nov 25 Disaster Preparedness Town Hall at Pearl Ridge Elementary for emergency briefings.

 

Community involvement remains vital to Pearl City’s safety and well-being.

Aloha Stadium, a beloved landmark in Hawaii’s sports and entertainment world, will soon be demolished after nearly 50 years of unforgettable memories.

 

Pam Self, a devoted 69-year-old from Aiea, has worked with the stadium since its opening day in 1975.

 

Her career began as an usher, where she experienced iconic concerts from stars like Bruno Mars, Janet Jackson, and Michael Jackson, along with spirited baseball nights featuring the Hawaii Islanders.

 

She fondly remembers meeting countless fans and forming bonds with regulars at both football and baseball games.

 

One of her most treasured moments was witnessing soccer legend Pele play in the very first soccer match at the venue.

 

Though Pam acknowledges the bittersweet feeling of seeing Aloha Stadium’s era end, its legacy and her memories will always be cherished by the Hawaii community.

Get ready for an unforgettable night on Monday, November 3, 2025, as Pearl City High School hosts the 49th Annual Island Insurance Oʻahu Marching Band Festival.

 

The celebration begins at 6:00 p.m. at Edwin "Bino" Neves Stadium, with gates opening at 5:30 p.m. for early arrivals.

 

Ten talented high school marching bands from across Oʻahu — including Aiea, Campbell, Castle, Kailua, Kapolei, Leilehua, Mililani, Moanalua, Pearl City, and Radford — will take the field.

 

Over 900 student musicians will deliver stunning shows, showcasing their teamwork and passion for music.

 

Admission is $10, while children age 5 and under enter free, making it a perfect family event.

 

Support local youth and experience the energy of Oʻahu’s thriving marching band community.

Pacific Palisades neighbors are invited to the Top of the Hill Open Market, Craft Fair & Yard Sale this Sunday, November 2, from 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM at 2106 A'Amanu Street.

 

Enjoy a lively day with handcrafted goods, ono foods, and live entertainment, including performances by 808 Caravan and Ronald Ishimaru of the Magic Academy.

 

Kids can bounce the day away, thanks to Ace Party Rental.

 

Special guest Daniel Smith from the Neighborhood Commission Office will be there to connect with locals and hear your thoughts on community issues.

 

Vendors like Deemoana Creations, Jen’s Catering, KTown_mama, and Matt’s Munchies will showcase unique products.

 

Support local businesses, mingle with neighbors, and celebrate community spirit.

 

For details, call (808) 230-5679.

Discover the lively charm of Pearl City at the Pearl City Shopping Center Craft and Gift Fair coming up on Sunday, November 2, 2025.

 

From 10:00 AM to 2:30 PM, the center at 850 Kamehameha Highway will buzz with over 35 local vendors offering handmade jewelry, stunning décor, and eye-catching collectibles.

 

Shoppers can browse one-of-a-kind finds from both resellers and direct sellers, making every visit special.

 

Foodies will appreciate a tasty mix of packaged snacks and treats from an array of food vendors.

 

This pet-friendly event welcomes families and four-legged friends for a fun-filled visit.

 

Beyond shopping, the fair benefits community efforts like Pearl City High School Project Grad and the Pearl City Community Association.

 

Admission is free, parking is plentiful, and your support helps meaningful local causes.

Friends of the Pearl City Library are welcoming readers back to their Annual Book Sale this Sunday, November 2, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at the Pearl City Public Library, 1138 Waimano Home Road.

 

Book lovers can browse a wide range of genres, from fiction and non-fiction to children’s favorites, with every purchase helping to fund local library programs.

 

The sale is a highlight for many, following months filled with community excitement, including the 76th Annual Friends of the Library of Hawai‘i Booksale and a lively Halloween celebration at Pearl City Shopping Center.

 

These gatherings reflect the strong community spirit in Pearl City.

 

This Sunday’s event is a chance for neighbors to reconnect, support their local library, and discover a fresh stack of books.

Looking for a lively, budget-friendly outing the whole family will love?

 

Head to the Leeward Community College Discovery Fair on Saturday, November 1, from 9:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

 

Explore over 30 interactive educational exhibits that spark curiosity in all ages.

 

Catch Harvey Ouchi — a proud member of Leeward’s first graduating class — dazzling crowds with magic between 10:00 AM and 1:00 PM.

 

Kids can marvel at imaginative balloon art by Balloon Monsoon from 10:30 AM to 1:30 PM.

 

Treat your taste buds to local favorites like HI Cravings, Jeremiah’s Island Fusion, and Olay’s Thai Lao Cuisine.

 

Enjoy upbeat vibes with live music and prize giveaways hosted by Phat Joe of 102.7 Da Bomb.

 

Admission and parking are free, making this a can’t-miss celebration for West O‘ahu families.

 

Join in the festivities and make memories at Leeward Community College!

Pearlridge Center welcomes back its beloved Free Halloween Candy Crawl on Thursday, October 30, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm.

 

Local families can look forward to a safe, festive night of indoor trick-or-treating across both the Mauka and Wai Makai wings.

 

Kids are invited to wear their most imaginative costumes and gather free treats at participating shops.

 

The excitement continues with a keiki costume contest, where children can strut their stuff for a shot at fun prizes.

 

PBS Hawai‘i will join the celebration, hosting lively giveaways and entertainment for all ages.

 

Circle the date and get ready for an unforgettable night of Halloween magic right here in your community at Pearlridge Center.

Beholder Tattoo is bringing Halloween thrills to Pearl City with their much-anticipated Halloween Tattoo Party on October 31st.

 

Located at 803 Kamehameha Hwy #105, the studio welcomes locals for a night of creativity, costumes, and spooky excitement.

 

The celebration features a lively costume contest, where guests can showcase their wildest or funniest looks, with entries highlighted on Instagram for public voting.

 

The top costume wins a $100 gift certificate.

 

Throughout the evening, talented artists will offer both flash tattoos and unique custom pieces, bringing even more Halloween spirit to life.

 

Guests can enjoy food, drinks, and a dynamic vibe that makes this event a standout choice for local festivities.

 

Expect a night where art, music, and community come together in celebration.

Pearl City Foundation announces the eagerly awaited return of its annual Halloween Bash 2025, set for Friday, October 31st, from 5:30 PM to 8:00 PM at the Momilani Community Center.

 

Families can look forward to an evening packed with free entertainment and activities tailored for all ages.

 

Guests will enjoy lively games, a trick-or-treat tent, a dynamic costume contest, and a variety of tempting treats from local food vendors.

 

Generous support comes from the Pearl City Shopping Center Merchants Association, whose $350 donation reflects their dedication to strengthening community ties.

 

With excitement building, the Pearl City Foundation invites everyone to save the date and join in the celebration.

 

For more details, reach out to the Pearl City Foundation directly.