Not to many events has the potential to give me the good "feels". These are some of the things that do, that got cancelled because of the Wuhan.

Merry monarch
Lantern lighting ceremony
And now the bon dances are getting 86ed
Mo’ili’ili Summer Fest, bon dance now on the list of canceled events
https://www.hawaiinewsnow.com/2020/05/17/moiliili-summer-fest-bon-dance-now-list-canceled-events/

Any forum members want to share. What event got shutdown that you used to look forward to everyear?

 

Our old boyz club is cancelling shooting matches/pot lucks and the annual dinner.
Sunday afternoon cigars with the boyz are kaput.

Merrie Monarch is a total bummer as my daughter-in-law is an actual contestant for Miss Aloha Hula.
I just received the beautiful official MM program booklet and I almost cried looking at her picture.
Those girls work so hard to be named the best in the world.
But I was assured that she will be allowed to enter again next year.

My niece is graduating from Kahuku HS but no ritual graduations.
I heard some schools are showing a virtual graduation program on television so friends and family can celebrate in private.

https://www.covid.is/english

Wrong page.
This did / does not make me feel good and wish it was cancelled.

      I did miss my "Birthday stroll" down Keeaumoku  Ave and and like areas supporting the local establishments and their employees. 

Our old boyz club is cancelling shooting matches/pot lucks and the annual dinner.
Sunday afternoon cigars with the boyz are kaput.

Merrie Monarch is a total bummer as my daughter-in-law is an actual contestant for Miss Aloha Hula.
I just received the beautiful official MM program booklet and I almost cried looking at her picture.
Those girls work so hard to be named the best in the world.
But I was assured that she will be allowed to enter again next year.

My niece is graduating from Kahuku HS but no ritual graduations.
I heard some schools are showing a virtual graduation program on television so friends and family can celebrate in private.

I was fortunate that two of my niece's are are a few years apart. One graduated last year and the other is a upcoming junior. So I can say I was there for both their ceremonies.  Both being in Vegas is a bonus. I saw on the news where graduates were standing curbside and they got drive by by family and friends while waving.

know whats the worst thing that was cancelled?
going to the range every week, that's what!!!   

Our old boyz club is cancelling shooting matches/pot lucks and the annual dinner.
Sunday afternoon cigars with the boyz are kaput.

Merrie Monarch is a total bummer as my daughter-in-law is an actual contestant for Miss Aloha Hula.
I just received the beautiful official MM program booklet and I almost cried looking at her picture.
Those girls work so hard to be named the best in the world.
But I was assured that she will be allowed to enter again next year.

My niece is graduating from Kahuku HS but no ritual graduations.
I heard some schools are showing a virtual graduation program on television so friends and family can celebrate in private.

I avoid "Merrie Monarch" like a plague.
Traffic and two places I shop at in Hilo are close by.
Too bad Democrats shut all that down.
At some point we are going to have to make a decision.
Be enslaved by Democrat "plantation" politicians
or be free of them.
Personally I don't think Hawaiians are bright
enough to figure it out, but I know the people
that are stay here are,

I have great memories of high school graduation. I think most of us do also.
To that end, I'm working on some projects to televise several high school graduations on TV for friends and family to watch and celebrate that rite of passage.
So far I have Hilo High, Kauai High, McKinley, Maryknoll,
It's an exciting and historic time for these kids and I'm glad I have an opportunity to assist them.

I was really looking forward to the custom knife show