AGP Executive Report
Last update: a day agoLocal Arts & Community: Sealaska Heritage Institute’s Celebration 2026 kicks off June 3–6 in Juneau, bringing thousands of Tlingit, Haida, and Tsimshian dancers and artists, plus a juried art show, youth exhibits, Native art market, food contests, and a downtown parade. Hawaiʻi Arts & Culture: “Divine Disruption” lands in a new Honolulu Museum of Art exhibit, blending religion with pop culture. Family Fun (Oʻahu): “Sunset on the Beach” returns to Waikiki’s Queen’s Beach with free, kid-friendly movies plus games and prizes—starting May 30 with “Zootopia 2,” then “Wicked: For Good” (July 3) and more through September. Hawaiʻi Entertainment & Travel: Hawaiian Airlines ends free main-cabin meals July 1, shifting to a prepaid menu curated by Maui chef Sheldon Simeon (free snacks remain). Hawaiʻi Outdoors: Pūpūkea Bike Path maintenance begins June 1 with daytime closures for vegetation clearing and tree trimming. Volcano Watch: USGS explains the May 22 magnitude-6 quake as a deep Pacific Plate flexure event, not directly volcanic.
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