Here are 119 Big Island experiences you’ll love this week (Jun 29–Jul 6)

Jun 29–Jul 6: Can you feel summer settling in?

Warm trades in the palms, the smell of plumeria at sunset, and drums thumping in Puna—this week starts with sparks. Ever watched fire trace circles under the stars? That’s the vibe at Rope Dart Fire Spinning with Benji Fox, lighting up Monday at Hawaiian Sanctuary’s Grow Room.

Between sun showers, there’s music everywhere. Slide into the afternoon with Ukulele Lessons & Participatory Jam—$10 to learn with Allowah Lani, then a free-flow jam that always turns strangers into friends. Pau hana in Hilo? Much Love Monday at The Booch Bar pours ʻawa and live grooves from 6–9 pm, all ages, all aloha.

Don’t-miss this week

If you want the island’s heartbeat, catch the free Weekly Hula at the Coronation Pavilion at 69-201 Waikōloa Beach Dr—mele rising with the evening breeze, pahu echoing off the palms. Movers, your body’s invited too: dance deep with Hula ʻOla – Weekly Hula at Hawaiian Sanctuary (Pāhoa), or drop into presence at Blindfolded Contact Improv with live percussion that tingles your skin.

Vibe check: What are you in the mood for?

• ●Chill and connect: Sing your heart out at the free Open Mic Night on Keawe Street—late-night laughs, surprise talent, and that cozy Hilo hum. Prefer screens-off community? Bring a dish and harmonize at Potluck & Song Circle at Seaview Commune.
• ●ʻOhana fun: Keiki can twirl and shine at ballet in Puna, and circus lovers can level up on silks at SPACE—that warehouse buzz, chalky palms, and big smiles when you nail the wrap.
• ●Movement + mana: Tap into breath and bass with Kundalini Dance at Garden Temple, ground your body at 4:20 Yoga with Koko, or join the free online Free Community Gathering: 72 Names of Source (Mem‑Bet‑Hey) for a heart-forward reset from home.
• ●Beach bliss tomorrow: Tuesday brings Yoga on the Beach with Calley O'Neill at A-Bay—soft sand, turtle sightings, and breath syncing with the shore break.

Insider tip: Puna nights run cool—pack a light layer, bug spray, and cash for small venues. Waikōloa gets breezy at sunset, so bring a pareo. Always mālama ʻāina and your fellow adventurers.

Craving more? Dip into live music, island-wide dance, energizing workshops, keiki-friendly kids & family, and plenty of free events. Or just wander and explore more events →