Come play some consoles! We have new, retro, and even some rare oddball consoles. We'll be giving away a $10 gift card

During these unprecedented times, these Hawaii entrepreneurs responded quickly and created solutions to provide value to our communities. PACE is proud to host the COVID-19 Solutions Response Panel with a great ensemble of local entrepreneurs that define the core values of perseverance, problem solving, and creativity.

This course is for anyone who is ready to up their business, workflow and tech skills! Don’t just work hard, work smart.

Students will be given freedom to experiment, fail, and succeed in an open learning, self-expression filled safe space. Our students will forge skills in collaboration, communication, critical thinking and systems thinking.

Please join us for a free webinar on strategies to make your resume stand out and get noticed by recruiters and hiring

HawaiiKidsCAN and Teach For America Hawaiʻi are excited to announce Spark & Inspire Week, a three-day virtual experience from May 5, 6, 7 where we will host 3 separate 60 minute events with each project getting its own feature night.

Enjoy a live demonstration by Tiki's Grill & Bar on how to make a margarita, speed networking and chat with Chamber staff about your business, questions or concerns.

An open community meetup to hack on science projects every first Tuesday.

This course is for anyone who is ready to up their business, workflow and tech skills! Don’t just work hard, work smart.

Hey nerds, join us for our next virtual event on Cinco de Mayo! Note that we'll be starting a bit early this month, at 6 pm HST. Stay home and stay square!

Deena Tearney, Founder and CEO of Pacific Point, will be sharing her experience as a technologist and her journey as an entrepreneur, establishing Hawaii's only certified Salesforce consulting firm.

Konawaena Coffee is the coffee line developed by Konawaena High School's Business Program. It was developed in partnership with Greenwell Farms, which is one of the largest producers of Kona Coffee.

Pythonistas: We generally host multiple topics at our 1st event of the month! We update the posts as we get closer and

Code for Hawaii, a branch of Code for America, meets the first 3 Wednesdays of every month at 6pm-8pm. It's a volunteer group of developers gathered to use their skillsets to bring civic projects to life that can help the community.

Each year for the last 20 years, we have looked forward to this special event (formerly the UH Business Plan Competition), where we gathered together to celebrate the accomplishments of our students and to thank you, our wonderful supporters. While we'll miss seeing you in person this year, we hope that you will join us online for an engaging virtual program. 

In hopes of making the Go Wild Foundation a non-profit company, we will celebrate Native youth and their cultural practices. This will be done through leveraging networks to fund an annual scholarship to support Native youth, island-wide.

Learn the foundations of iOS development in Xcode, Apple’s integrated development environment to create your very own Puke Wehewehe (Hawaiian Dictionary) app.

This event will feature research from our Data Science Fellows in the areas of visualization, machine learning, geosciences, and more.

How the Hawaii Data Science Institute continues to support data science education at a distance during the COVID-19 pandemic for the University of Hawaii system and our local communities.

We're back in VRchat to throw-down an awesome scavenger hunt and to bring good island vibes to you!