Stay informed about the latest events and activities in Kaneohe
The Department of Land and Natural Resources will increase patrols at the Kaneohe Bay sandbar. This is to deter illegal Christmas tree bonfires and fires during the New Year's holiday.
The holiday trash collection schedule for Oahu has been released. This announcement also mentions the Hawaii State Capitol being lit in red and green for Christmas.
Visiting "Christmas Lane" has become a tradition for many Hawaii residents, with some children now in their teens. This festive wonderland is a testament to the holiday spirit inspiring local neighbors.
Namoku Street homes in Kaneohe are beautifully decorated with Christmas lights and festive ornaments. This display is part of the neighborhood's tradition of creating a festive wonderland.
Kaneohe residents showed incredible generosity by showering kupuna with gifts and making them feel special this Christmas. The event was described as amazing and beautiful, highlighting the community's spirit.
The Kaneohe Christmas Parade will cause lane closures from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The parade starts at Windward Mall on Haiku Road and proceeds along Kamehameha Highway.
The 2025 Kaneohe Christmas Parade is scheduled for Saturday at 9 a.m. The route begins at Windward Mall, travels along Kamehameha Highway, and concludes at Castle High School.
The 61st Annual Kaneohe Christmas Parade is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. Street closures along Kamehameha Highway will start at 8:30 a.m. to accommodate the event.
Christmas tree sales have commenced across Oahu, including at Safeway stores in Kaneohe and Hawaii Kai. This marks the start of a cherished family tradition for many during the holiday season.
Residents can find Christmas lights on Namoku Street in Kaneohe. This display is part of a larger Oahu-wide guide to festive neighborhood illuminations.
Christmas tree sales are starting in Hawaii, marking the beginning of a family tradition. A new generation of owners is taking over the Christmas Hawaii business in Kaneohe.