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What's Going on in Hawaii

Even if all you want to do on your Hawaii vacation is laze around on the beach, too much sun exposure is not good for your health. When you can drag yourself away from the gorgeous coastline, or you need to get out of the rain, check out these events.

OUT OF THE WOODWORK
Hawaii WoodShow 2010
The Hawaii Forest Industry Association sponsors this yearly event, which showcases the finest in local woodworking as well as promotes responsible forestry.

Joel Bright's "Monstera," winner of Honorable Mention at the WoodShow 2009

Dance performance at the 2009 Honolulu Festival

DISCOVERY THROUGH TRADITIONS
16th Annual Honolulu Festival
This free three-day cultural event showcases the traditions, art and performances of the diverse cultures of Hawaii and the Pacific Rim.

A WHALE OF A TIME
Maui Whale Festival
The Pacific Whale Foundation has partnered with the island of Maui to produce this month-long series of events, designed to raise awareness about the majestic humpback whale.

Fun and games at the Maui Whale Festival

THE CIRCUS IS IN TOWN
Cirque Polynesia
See a mother-daughter tightrope act, acrobats, aerial illusionists and other Polynesian-inspired entertainment at the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort & Spa's newest show.

FROM SUN TO STARS
Wild Side Specialty Tours
Don't let the city lights blind you—set sail on one of these unique sunset and stargazing tours out at sea. For an even more unique experience, book a boat during a meteor shower.

Kapiolani Park, one of the many parks Barack Obama frequented while growing up in Hawaii

THE PRESIDENT'S "OHANA"
Barack Obama's Hawaii
The Hawaii tourism board has put together a useful online guide that highlights spots important to the president-elect, from his school to his favorite parks and eateries.

CAGE NOT INCLUDED
Swimming With Sharks In Maui
Get some serious face time with sharks at the Maui Ocean Center, where you can dive into a tank filled with thousands of fish, stingrays, and sharks. Gulp!

SEISMIC WONDERS
Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
Few places in the world celebrate the volcano quite like Hawaii. As the state's only World Heritage site, this active volcano park offers a truly unforgettable experience.

(Updated: 01/31/10 NH)

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