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Events
Join Us for Our Unique and Exciting Year-Round Events!
Sea Life Park offers some of the best family-friendly events in Hawaii. If you are looking for Honolulu family events this weekend, or any time this year, look no further. Join us for our marine-themed celebrations, concerts, seasonal shows, and more! We also offer special events for our season pass holders, check them out here.
July: Art in the Park
Date: Saturday, July 27th
Time: From 4:30pm-6:00pm
Artist: Nolan Andrew
RSVP: click here if you'd like to join us
Sea Life Park Hawaiʻi continues its “Art in the Park” series with an exhibit featuring work by photographer, Nolan Andrew.
The public is invited to an open reception to meet July’s featured artist, Nolan Andrew, on Saturday, July 27 from 4:30-6:00 p.m. All are invited to partake in this month’s art show with and pūpū available for purchase, and live entertainment by Louis Solywoda. Admission to the meet and greet is free and all ages are welcome.
Andrew, born and raised in Chicago, is now a Hawaiʻi-based photographer who creates art by drawing inspiration from the ocean and his passion for surfing.
Inquire at slpeducation@sealifeparkhawaii.com
Manō Week Begins Sunday, July 21st
Dates: Sunday, July 21st through Saturday, July 27th
Time: 10am-3pm
Daily Educational Activities in the Conservation Center & Presentations in the Reef Theater
Sea Life Park welcomes guests to come learn about our most mysterious and misunderstood creatures in the ocean; the shark! To help celebrate Manō Week, Sea Life Parkʻs education department will be offering daily activities for guests of all ages to meet our 'ohana of sharks in our Shark Cave. There will be booths and tables set up in our Conservation Center for families to learn a bit more about Hawai'iʻs sharks. Educational presentations will be conducted in the Reef Theater to dispell some of the mythʻs about sharks, and how conservation plays a key role in protecting their future.
Inquire at slpeducation@sealifeparkhawaii.com
All presentations, games and activities are FREE with Admission!
Peel & Pound: A Free Kapa Experience
Dates: Friday, July 26th | Saturday, August 31st
Time: From 10 a.m. - 1 p.m.
45 minutes per session, three sessions per day
During this 45-minute introductory experience, you are invited to learn the basics of the art of Kapa Making as Kumu Page Puko'a Chang uses traditional methods to teach you how to process Hawaiian Wauke trees, or Paper Mulberry, into Mo‘omo‘o, a fibrous material that is the precursor to actual Hawaiian Kapa.
Inquire at slpeducation@sealifeparkhawaii.com
FREE with Admission!
Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
Call 808-259-2500 or sign up at the Ticket Office upon arrival.
Limited availability within each time slot.
Ka Hana Kapa Workshop
Dates: Saturday, August 10th | Saturday, September 7th
Time: From 10 a.m. – 1 p.m. 2.5 hour session
Learn the Hawaiian language and history of Kapa making during this 2.5 hour fully immersive experience presented by Kumu Page Puko'a Chang. You will learn more Hawaiian culture as you process Hawaiian Wauke trees, or Paper Mulberry, into Mo‘omo‘o, a fibrous material that is the precursor to actual Hawaiian Kapa using traditional hand-carved tools and methods. This presentation takes guests through the entire kapa making process.
Inquire at slpeducation@sealifeparkhawaii.com
$75 per person
Children under 10 must be accompanied by an adult.
Book your reservation below or call 808-259-2500 or sign up at the Ticket Office upon arrival.
Limited availability within each time slot.
Select August 10th or September 7th when reserving your workshop.
Admission is not included, please purchase separately.
Additional admission is not required for Passholders.
"YEAR OF THE HONU" / KEIKI SUNDAY
Date: Sunday, September 15, 2024
"YEAR OF THE HONU"
JOIN US IN CELEBRATING WORLD SEA TURTLE DAY
Beach Clean up and Turtle Release
Time: 8 a.m. - 10 a.m.
Location: Kaupo Beach across Sea Life Park
Where to sign up? Register and complete an online waiver at http://808cleanups.org/calendar
KEIKI SUNDAY
Event with family fun and educational activities! Learn more about honu and their important role in healthy reef ecosystems with the park's education and animal care teams, together with conservation organizations such as Mālama i nā honu and Waimānalo Limu Hui.
Time: 10 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Location: Sea Life Park
Free Park Admission to volunteers of the beach cleanup
Two free children per adult
For Admission tickets, no reservation is required. Walk up to the Ticket Office and mention Keiki Day Special.
Sea Life Park's Honu Conservation Program has released more than 17,000 turtle hatchlings into the wild and provided ongoing education about honu and their important role in reef ecosystems. Seeing a recent shift in population status from Endangered to Threatened, the Hawaiian green sea turtle is one of the few sea turtle populations in the world experiencing a resurgence, in part due to the advocacy and dedication of organizations, programs, and volunteers throughout Hawai‘i and beyond.