Gay / Lesbian Information - Oahu

Established on June 23, 1999 to fill a need in the community for hirsute men and their admirers.

Arranging gay commitment ceremonies and spiritual unions for those looking to do so in paradise. Like all the other states in the Union, Hawaii does not yet recognize same sex marriages and will not issue marriage licenses to same sex couples.

Their goals are to offer programs and services to meet the needs of the Oahu community in the areas of community development and outreach through education, counseling, socialization and recreations networking, referral and advocacy for sexual minorities.

Now located at 134 Kapahulu Avenue in Waikiki in the second story of the Waikiki Grand Hotel, Hawaii's most famous gay bar continues to offer everything for which it has always been famous.

Hosting informal get-togethers for members and friends away from the club and bar scene on the second Saturday of each month. These events include potluck parties, coffee talk, beach picnics, barbecues, and can also include sleepovers and trips to ice palace and the polo field.

Detailed information on gay friendly accommodations, bars and nightclubs, beaches, churches, coffee houses, art galleries and gyms and massage parlors, personal services, private clubs, restaurants, shopping, video rentals and much more.

While public nudity is illegal in Hawaii, there are beaches on which you can find a good chance of meeting other gay and lesbian tourists.

The online version of this monthly magazine that covers the bar and club scene also contains lots of interesting information on other items of interest to the gay and lesbian visitors.

Located at 1349 Kapiolani Blvd. in Honolulu, this is a show bar and dance club with special gay nights.