First Friday in Chinatown

The value of place is rooted by its people, their relationship to heritage and continued expression in making history! Honolulu’s legendary Historical Arts District has a rich story to tell, an experience to share & an endeavor to reactivate from the roots up…for generations to come!

Locally-sourced public murals, interactive exhibitions, demonstrative performances, locally crafted products, imaginative libations, culinary treats, creative expressions & family inclusive experiences. A community movement interweaving diverse culture, creative enterprise, mission-driven organization & immersive experience designed to engage, excite & strengthen community. Opening the doors & streets to ideas & endeavors of endless possibilities.

First Friday of every month

Website: https://www.chinatownhonolulu.com/
Venue: Chinatown
Honolulu, HI, 96817
Hours: 5:00 p.m.-2:00 a.m.

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