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04/16/2026

Registration is NOW OPEN

for the 2026 Walk for Life: The Honolulu AIDS Walk

At a time when federal HIV funding is being reduced, our community must come together. This work has always depended on people showing up for one another, and now is no different.

We walk for those we’ve lost.
We walk for those living with HIV.
We walk because Silence Is Not an Option.

Register today and stand with us.

LGBTQIA

Out of an abundance of caution, H3RC will be closed tomorrow due to severe weather. Please stay safe, take care of one a...
04/10/2026

Out of an abundance of caution, H3RC will be closed tomorrow due to severe weather. Please stay safe, take care of one another, and monitor emergency channels for updates.

04/09/2026

Tonight we get LOUD for a cause ❤️

Join us at Tapas Waikīkī from 4–8 PM for the very first Tapas Waikīkī x Honolulu AIDS Walk Get Loud Fundraiser. Every bite, every drink, every moment helps support the lifesaving work of H3RC and the communities we serve.

This is more than a night out, it’s a chance to show up, give back, and stand together.

Bring your friends, your energy, and your heart. Let’s make some noise for our community.

🌺 Closed for Good Friday 🌺We’ll be back to regular hours next Monday.Mahalo 💜
04/03/2026

🌺 Closed for Good Friday 🌺
We’ll be back to regular hours next Monday.
Mahalo 💜

🏳️‍⚧️🩷 Mahalo for showing up 🩵🏳️‍⚧️Thank you to everyone who came out to the Hawaiʻi State Capitol to stand with us for ...
04/01/2026

🏳️‍⚧️🩷 Mahalo for showing up 🩵🏳️‍⚧️

Thank you to everyone who came out to the Hawaiʻi State Capitol to stand with us for Transgender Day of Visibility. Your presence, your voices, and your support matter more than ever.

In a time when our transgender, māhū, and gender-diverse community continues to face challenges, gathering in visibility and solidarity is powerful. It was inspiring to stand together and be reminded of the strength and resilience of our community.

We show up for each other. Always. 🩷🤍🩵

🏳️‍⚧️✨ Today is Transgender Day of Visibility ✨🏳️‍⚧️Join us this afternoon as we show up in pride and solidarity for our...
03/31/2026

🏳️‍⚧️✨ Today is Transgender Day of Visibility ✨🏳️‍⚧️

Join us this afternoon as we show up in pride and solidarity for our māhū, transgender, and gender-diverse community.

Hawaiʻi State Capitol
3:30–5:00 PM

In a time when our community continues to be challenged, visibility matters. Showing up matters. Community matters.

Come stand with us.

Transgender

What a night. Mahalo to our incredible contestants who brought their talent, beauty, and heart to the stage. You are the...
03/30/2026

What a night.

Mahalo to our incredible contestants who brought their talent, beauty, and heart to the stage. You are the future and the legacy of Diva of Polynesia.

To our judges, mahalo for your time, care, and thoughtful deliberation.

To every single person behind the scenes, on stage, and in the room who helped bring this night together… we see you and we thank you. This truly took a village.

To our donors and sponsors, your support made this all possible. Because of you, this legacy continues.

And to everyone who came out to celebrate with us… what a powerful, joyful, unforgettable evening.

Diva of Polynesia is back. And this is only the beginning.

Diva of Polynesia 2008.Cocoa Chandelier. ✨One of the freshest snapper fish to ever hit this stage… and she knew it. From...
03/30/2026

Diva of Polynesia 2008.

Cocoa Chandelier. ✨

One of the freshest snapper fish to ever hit this stage… and she knew it. From the moment she stepped out, it was clear we were dealing with a different kind of artist. Bold, smart, and just a little bit dangerous.

An accomplished performance artist, Cocoa now shapes minds as the instructor of the country’s first Q***r Dance class at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa… so yes, she’s educating and intimidating.

She may not be with us tonight, but don’t worry… her spirit, her influence, and probably her attitude are all still in the building.

Tickets available at the door. Don’t miss it.

***rArt

16 years. One legacy. Diva of Polynesia 2010, Tia Thompson.Tonight, she takes her final walk as our reigning Diva after ...
03/29/2026

16 years. One legacy.

Diva of Polynesia 2010, Tia Thompson.

Tonight, she takes her final walk as our reigning Diva after 16 years of dedication, leadership, and love for this pageant and our community. Through every year, she has carried this title with strength, grace, and unwavering commitment.

Because of her, this stage still exists. Because of her, tonight is possible.

Mahalo, Tia, for everything you have given to Diva of Polynesia and for helping bring this year back to life.

Forever our Diva.

DivaOfPolynesia

Diva of Polynesia 2006.Big Mama Tama aka Brozlyn Lechelle aka Godiva LamourTama built her legacy on powerful Tahitian an...
03/29/2026

Diva of Polynesia 2006.

Big Mama Tama aka Brozlyn Lechelle aka Godiva Lamour

Tama built her legacy on powerful Tahitian and hula, and costumes that pushed imagination beyond the stage.

Today, she carries that same Polynesian spirit to top venues in Hollywood and across the United States.

She may not be with us tonight, but her impact is.

A true Diva. A true original.

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She never followed the blueprint… she rewrote it.Diva of Polynesia 2009, Araya Sunshine, never followed the blueprint… s...
03/29/2026

She never followed the blueprint… she rewrote it.

Diva of Polynesia 2009, Araya Sunshine, never followed the blueprint… she rewrote it. Known for her fearless creativity and undeniable talent, she built a legacy on pushing boundaries, delivering performances that surprised, inspired, and left audiences wanting more.

A true innovator on this stage, her impact is still felt today and now, she returns.

Don’t miss a living legend back where she belongs. Tickets available now at the link in our bio or at www.divaofpolynesia.com

She moves with purpose. In 2007, she didn’t just take the crown, she brought her own movement, her own presence to the s...
03/29/2026

She moves with purpose.

In 2007, she didn’t just take the crown, she brought her own movement, her own presence to the stage.

An accomplished Tahitian dancer and instructor who has traveled the world, Jaiyah West Williams carries her culture through every step, every beat, every moment.

Tomorrow, we will welcome her back to the Diva of Polynesia stage.

Still powerful. Still precise. Still that girl.

Don’t miss this moment. Tickets available now. www.divaofpolynesia.com

Address

677 Ala Moana Boulevard, Ste 226
Honolulu, HI
96813

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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+18085212437

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