Events

Suzanne Skjold, Executive Director of Hawaii Literacy, and Club member Diana Sakurai, Chair of the Club's literacy program at Kuhio Park Terrace and Mayor Wright Homes, will share stories and show pictures of the various programs at this meeting in the Monarch Room.

We will be back in this gorgeous natural environment to support Healthy Climate Communities and Dr. Lisa Marten by removing alien plants and doing light gardening activities, followed by fellowship and refreshments at Lanikai Brewing Company.  Familes (age 8 and up) and friends of Rotary are welcome!

Honolulu Fire Department fire inspector Michael Carter and Kukui, a 3 year old accelerant detection canine, will demonstrate her skills as part of the investigation team determining the origin and cause of fires.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Rotarians will host fellowship events at their homes, offices, or non-profit afiliations.

We return to Maunalua Bay on Saturday February 23 to remove invasive limu at low tide.  Meet at Kuliouou Beach Park at 9 am.

Our guest speaker is John Schuyler, an executive committee member of the Hawaii Chaprter of SCORE, who is in charge of the education workshop outreach programs.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our guest speaker is Neal Hitch, Executive Director of Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives. This meeting is in the Regency Room.

Our guest speaker is Georja Skinner, Chief Officer of Hawaii's Creative Industries Division and the founder of Creative Lab Hawaii. This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our grest speaker is Simon Treacy, President, Hawaii of The Howard Hughes Corporation. This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our guest speaker is Alex Teece, Co-Founder and Director of the soon-to-open DreamHouse 'Ewa Beach Charter School.  Alex will share the new school's focus on student identity and leadership.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our guest speaker is Andrew Rossiter, Director of the Waikiki Aquarium.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

The three finalists of the annual Four-Way Test Speech Contest will be judged for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place at this meeting in the Monarch Room.

Today is the Kick Off for our annual Service Above Self Campaign.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

We will have a Talk Story with Paul Kosasa, President and CEO of ABC Stores, a locally-owned business founded by his parents in 1949.  This meeting is in the Regency Room.

This meeting will feature the winning Peacemaker videos produced by students from Kainalu Elementary School, Ka Waihona o Ka Na'auao Public Charter School, and Waipahu High School, in collaboration with 'Olelo Community Media.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our guest speaker is John Henry Felix, a board member of the Honolulu Authority for Rapid Transit (HART), who will present "HART and the Four-Way Test".  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our guest speaker is Henk Rogers, Founder at Blue Startups LLC, co-founder and CEO of Avatar Reality, Inc. and Blue Lava Technologies, Inc.  Henk will discuss the Inernatioanl MoonBase Alliance, and the Pacific International Space Center for Exploration Systems (PISCES).  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Our guest speaker is Chad Blair, journalist for Honolulu Civil Beat, who will present "The Inside Skinny", an analysis of this year's legislative session.  This meeting is in the Regency Room.

Our guest is Evan Killips, Project Manager at City Mill Company, Ltd. and son of City Mill VP of Administration Carol Ai May, who will "talk story" with President Bub Wo.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

This RAT Pack Community Service Project is at the Hawaii Literacy Office at 245 N. Kukui Street.  The work includes sanding and painting shelves, and sanding and staining tables.  Wear your painting clothes and bring a water bottle.  Lunch and cold water will be provided, along with latex gloves and dust masks.

Our guest speaker is Dr. Neal Hitch, Executive Director of Hawaiian Mission Houses Historic Site and Archives. This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

Join our Environmental Community Service team for a one-hour seaweed-picking effort at the Club plot in Maunalua Bay.  Parking is available in front 216 Paiko Street.  Reef shoes, a small stool, and a weeder or trowel are recommended.  Refreshments will be served after the event.  RSVP please.

Volunteers are needed to remove trash and clear weeds. Bring weed-eaters, rakes, shovels, lunch, and water bottles.  Rubbish bags and cold water will be provided.  The Park site is bordered by Royal Hawaiian Avenue, Aloha Drive, Seaside Avenue, and Manukai Street.

Change of Command!  Outgoing President Bub Wo may suffer a gentle "roasting" when the Board Directors review his year, before handing the gavel to President Elect Paul Saito.  This meeting is in the Monarch Room.

President's Vision:  President Paul Saito will share his goals and vision for his year as Club President.  This meeting is in the Regency Room.

A Club favorite, The Langley Ukulele Ensemble, returns to the Monarch Room for an encore presentation.

Join Paul Harris Events by signing up at meetings or contacting Martha at administrator@honolulurotary.com.  Or call 922-5526.

The Rotary Club of Honolulu Centennial Park Committee wil be holding a blessing and groundbreaking ceremonty for its community park project on Monday, July 29.  

See the home page for all the details.

No meeting today.