What’s canceled, postponed, suspended, closed

HONOLULU (KHON2) — Concern over global pandemic COVID-19 are impacting events, locations and even schools in the state of Hawaii.

What is canceled

26th Annual Honolulu Festival
12th annual Art at the Capitol was supposed to be held on Friday, April 3
2020 Merrie Monarch Festival was supposed to take place on April 12-18
Waikiki Aquarium’s 116th birthday celebration was scheduled for March 21
St. Patrick’s Day Celebration at Salt at Our Kakaako
Mayor’s Track Meet on Kauai
All private parties, community events, camping, indoor sporting events, and any gatherings of more than 100 people (including private parties) on/or in any Kauai County facility will be canceled beginning March 16 for up to 60 days
John Prine Concert at Blaisdell Concert Hall
Kona Community Policing HONOUR Project
2020 East Honolulu Food & Wine Festival
Kaimuki High School annual fundraiser was scheduled for Saturday, March 21
East Honolulu Food & Wine Festival was scheduled for April 25
PCC’s 2nd Annual AgDay
PCC’s 28th Annual World Fireknife Championship
Maui Ukulele Lending Program Launch
2020 Iolani Fair
PAʻI Foundationʻs two-day Native Artist Professional Development (NAPD) Training
Honolulu Fire Department will not participate in community events, provide fire safety presentations, or host museum tours
i9 Sports Honolulu: Remaining Winter season games for flag football, soccer, t-ball, and basketball
Hawaii Baptist Academy Fun Fair was scheduled for April 4
Kahuku High School Junior-Senior Prom, Kailua High School Junior and Senior Proms, Kapolei High School Junior Prom
Diana Ross concert originally scheduled for May 9-11 on Oahu and Maui
Kailua USPS Passport Fair
World Surf League is canceling or postponing all events through May
Shinnyo-En Floating Lantern Ceremony was supposed to be May 25, 2020 to be held in 2021
All Catholic masses until March 31 according to Reverend Larry Silva, Bishop of Honolulu
John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) Match Day was scheduled for Friday, March 20
2020 Rotary International Convention
Waikiki Spam Jam
41st annual Pan-Pacific Festival in Waikiki was scheduled from June 12 to 14

What is postponed

The 13th Festival of the Pacific Arts and Culture (FESTPAC)
Mariah Carey announced on March 3 that her concert at Neal S. Blaisdell Arena on March 10 will be postponed to Saturday, November 28.
28th Annual Filipino Fiesta
8th Annual Flores de Mayo
Kamehameha Schools Kapalama Kai Street Fest
3^rd Annual Noodle Fest has been postponed to Summer 2020
Prince Kuhio Parade and Hoolaulea
Annual Education Week at the Hawaii State Capitol
2020 Hapalua, Hawaii’s Half Marathon
Kapuuola Hula Festival
TLC Hawaii Concert, according to the group they are looking forward to a future concert date in 2021
USO Hawaii’s 3rd annual Tribute to the Troops
All K-PAL and community relations events
10^th Annual Leeward Music Festival has been postponed until October 24
All ceremonies at Punchbowl, interment services and visitation remain open
Monster X Tour at Aloha Stadium was scheduled for April 25, May 2
Cherry Blossom Festival Ball, postponed no later than June 30
Hawaii Theatre shows and events previously scheduled for March and April are being rescheduled to dates later in the year
Lea Salonga 2020 North American Tour (Honolulu included)
Island 98.5 Birthday Bash (Now scheduled at July 24 and 25)
Ms. Lauryn Hill Miseducation Tour (Now at September 19)
Kawaii Kon 2020, expected to have Kawaii Kon and Comic Con Hawaii in August 7 to August 9, 2020

What is suspended

All Spring 2020 semester University of Hawaii athletic events
Kamehameha Schools’ Song Contest
Lanakila Pacific is suspending all group recreational services of its Lanakila Kupuna Wellness Centers at all three locations: Wahiawa District Park, Waianae District Park and West Loch Village — beginning March 16
All correctional facilities will suspend inmate personal visits, effective March 13
Tours to Kalaupapa National Historical Park
The Hawaii High School Athletic Association (HHSAA) in conjunction with its member leagues – the (BIIF), (ILH), (KIF), (MIL), (OIA) — all interscholastic competition will be suspended indefinitely, effective March 16
Manoa Youth Baseball League
All public events at the Hawaii State Capitol, Hawaii State Art Museum, Washington Place, and other facilities that the Department of Accounting and General Services (DAGS) manages
Hawaii Kai Baseball League
The Maunakea Visitor Information Station (VIS) on Hawaiʻi Island will suspend operations starting Sunday March 15
The UH 10-campus system announced that large, university-sponsored public events
Manoa Experience: April 4—UH Manoa campus
UH Admitted Student Receptions:
- March 22—Merrimanʻs Waimea; Waimea, Hawaii
- March 29—Kauai Marriott Resort; Lihue, Kauai
- March 29—King Kamehameha Golf Club; Wailuku, Maui
- April 14— Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki
- April 22—Hawaii Prince Hotel Waikiki
Manoa Scholar-to-Scholar Day: April 17— UH Manoa campus
UH Scholarship Brunch: April 18— Waikiki Beach Marriott
Iolani School has suspended all on-campus academic operations
Aloha Stadium events, including Swap Meet until May 14
All Ice Palace programs
Kīlauea Point National Wildlife Refuge suspends public visitation
Girl Scouts of Hawai’i has suspended Girl Scout Cookie Booths

What is closed

John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM), Willed Body Memorial Service on April 4, 2020
Hawaii State Capitol Public Access Room will be closed in-person until March 18
KCC Farmers Market, effective March 14 until April 13
Polynesian Cultural Center, effective March 16 until April 30
Iolani School campus will be closed to just faculty, staff, and students. Visitors will not be allowed on campus for events, including athletic events and also to the Calder Quartet masterclass. This is effective March 13
Hawaii Children’s Discovery Center, effective March 15-30
Hawaii State Art Museum, effective March 16
Kawaiahao Church (60-day closure)
Kauai County facilities, exclusions included
All eight Sunshine Markets on Kauai, effective March 16
Maui County public facilities will be closed for the next 30 days, effective March 14. This is excluding beach parks and the Waiehu Golf Course.
Maui County community centers will close March 16
First Hawaiian Bank Pearlridge branch March 16
Sea Life Park, effective March 17
Hawaiian Electric payment centers, effective March 18
Maunakea visitor center
Catholic Charities Hawaii’s Lanakila Multi-purpose Senior Center, effective March 17
Social Security offices are closed for in-person service, effective March 17; phone and online services remain available
24 Hour Fitness, all locations
Pearl Harbor National Memorial
All Macy’s stores until March 31
Iolani Palace, starting March 18 until further notice
Consolidated Theaters, starting March 17 until further notice
Department of Land and Natural Resources facilities until “coronavirus is no longer a threat”
All state parks, monuments, waysides, lookouts, historical sites and recreation areas on Oahu and Kauai, as well as 13 state parks on Maui, Hawaii Island and Molokai until “coronavirus is no longer a threat”
Palolo Chinese Home’s Senior Day Care Center closed 5:30 p.m. Friday, Mar. 20
Hana Highway (Route 360) between Kaupakalua Road and Hana Town is restricted to local traffic until further notice beginning March 18
Maui Ocean Center. effective March 18
Hawaii Theatre closed the remainder of March and all of April
All Regal theatres
All Department of Taxation offices
All city parks, city pools, municipal golf courses, and the Honolulu Zoo until April 30
Hanauma Bay
Blaisdell Center
Kāhala Nui will temporarily close Live Well at Iwilei, its licensed daycare program for seniors, beginning Friday, March 20, 2020. All Live Well at Iwilei staff will be reassigned to Kāhala Nui.
Wet n Wild
Hawaiian Mission Houses
Ice Palace
Forever 21 (The store has locations in Ala Moana Center, Pearlridge Center, and Ka Makana Alii)
LUSH Cosmetics
Hollister and Abercrombie & Fitch
Apple (The store has locations in Waikiki, Ala Moana Center and Kahala)
Sephora
Bath & Body Works, Victoria’s Secret
Old Navy, effective March 19
Bloomingdale’s
Norstrom
Anthropologie
Urban Outfitters
Fossil, until March 28
Footlocker, effective March 17 through March 31
Gap
H&M, effective March 17 until April 2
J.Crew, until March 28
Lululemon, effective March 16 through March 27
Maui Humane Society
Aēsop
ALDO
Alexander McQueen
All Saints
Aloha Confectionery
Ann Taylor
Balenciaga
Banana Republic
Bally
Bare Minerals
Ben Bridge Timeworks
Big Island Candies
Ben Bridge Jeweler
The Body Shop
Huge Boss
Brandy Melville
Brighton Collectables
Box Lunch
Bottega Venetta
Brunello Cucinelli
Bulgari
Burberry
Cartier
CELINE
CH Carolina Herrera
Dior
Diptyque
Disney Store
Emporio Armani
Escada
Fendi
Gianvito Rossi Milano
Hermès
Hope And Henry
La Perla
Longines
Louis Vuitton
Lucky Strike Social
Manaola Hawaii
Microsoft
Miu Miu
Moncler
Morphe
Neiman Marcus
The North Face
Omega
Pierre Marcolini
Planet Fitness
REDValentino
Saks Fifth Avenue OFF 5TH
Salvatore Ferragamo
Samsonite
St. John (Store)
Swatch
Tiffany & Co.
T-Mobile
Tod’s
Tommy Bahama
Tory Burch
Tory Sport
Uniqlo
Valentino
Van’s Off the Wall
Zara
Kolowalu Parks on Queen Street
Waikele Premium Outlets
Dole Plantation, effective March 20
DOLPHIN STAR, until April 1
Rock-A-Hula, until April 1
STAR OF HONOLULU, until April 1
Aja
Poke & Box
Manna Myan
Zagu
Island Crepes
Rainbow Burrito
Honolulu Sushi
Honolulu Cookie Company
All libraries in the Hawaii State Public Library System
Ito Health Care Group facilities — Oahu Care Facility, Kulana Malama, Malama Adult Day Care, and Pearl City Nursing Home will be closed to the public. No visitors allowed.
Hale Koa Hotel
County of Maui offices
Ice Palace
Ko Olina Resort will close its hotels effective March 24 — this includes Four Seasons Resorts, Disney Aulani property, Ko Olina Golf Club, Ko Olina Marina, resort activities, wedding chapels, lagoon beaches, bathrooms, and parking lots.

How COVID-19 concerns have impacted schools in Hawaii

The University of Hawaii will transition to online classes, which will be effective starting on Monday, March 23. Commencement ceremonies for all 10 campuses has been canceled.
Chaminade University will transition to online classes on March 30, classes will be taught using a distance format for two weeks through April 10.
Iolani School announced the cancellation of school-related travel. Iolani School campus will also be closed to just faculty, staff, and students. Visitors will not be allowed on campus for events, including athletic events and also to the Calder Quartet masterclass. This is effective March 13.
Mid-Pacific Institute closes campus March 17 to April 12, online education starts April 1, campus re-opens April 13
Punahou School has suspended “all school-related travel to and from Level 2 and Level 3 countries until the CDC lowers its travel advisory to Level 2. All programs related to Level 2 and Level 3 countries are also suspended until the CDC lowers its travel advisory to Level 1. This includes summer school enrollment and campus visits by visitors from these countries,” the school said in a statement.
As of March 13, the Department of Education says that there are no current plans to close schools or move classes online following spring break. “The Department understands that the decision to close schools would be made only after serious consideration due to its far-reaching impacts and tremendous community disruption.”
The DOE has extended Spring Break for all public and charter schools until March 30
The DOE advises school events with 100 or more people are not supposed to take place after March 16.
The DOE will close its offices except for essential functions tarting March 19; schools will close March 30. Employee return dates will be staggered. Students are anticipated to return to school April 7.
Iolani School has suspended all on-campus academic operations and will transition to online classes.
St. Ann School and Kamehameha Schools Kapalama have moved up their spring break
Saint Louis School spring break started March 16, extended until March 27, classes start March 30
La Pietra extends spring break until March 31, online classes April 1-12, students return April 13
Hawaii Baptist Academy spring break until March 31, online learning April 1-9, classes resume April 13, campus closed March 18-April 12
All Kamehameha Schools grades and locations start distance learning after spring break
John A. Burns School of Medicine (JABSOM) Match Day was scheduled for Friday, March 20, now canceled
Le Jardin Academy Spring Break starts March 18 (three days earlier), distance learning begins March 30.
Honolulu Waldorf School is extending its Spring Break through March 27, instruction will resume online March 30 through April 9 (April 10 is a school holiday). School will re-evaluate but hope to return on April 13.