Lots of great memories here! There's been a ball field here for over 70 years. Used to love coming…read morehere for PT during my active duty days....While this particular playing field has certainly seen the worst effects of 8 years of underfunding brought about by a certain nameless previous administration coupled with the Navy-first policies of the Joint Basing initiatives, this is still a lovely place to play. There are many well established trees nearby and the location is very close to the Shoppette where you can get icy cold drinks and snacks to satisfy one after a well earned tournament! Close proximity also to the Bowling Center that has an exceptional snack bar run by a Thai chef! All in all a nice place to engage in healthy activities. Mahalo for reading my review.

Located in Waianae right next to the shopping center with Long's Drugs, Starbucks, Jamba Juice,…read moreJean Wearhouse, etc. There's a study center, math lab, computer lab, and a variety of subjects that are linked up with the LCC. So it's kind of like a continuated campus just especially for people living allll the way down that side* Everyone is super chill here. My mom goes to this campus because her job is down that side so it's more convient for her. All the staff here are very friendly&imformative. They don't make you feel weird or anything. & My mom told me she likes the atmosphere here because the classes are smaller here and the professors really take their time with their students. I think there's more of a majority of an older crowd of college students here tho...if that makes a different or not, idk. LOL They always have a lot of parking too.

New location in Ma'ili right next to Ma'ili Elementary. I'm currently a student at LCC and it's so…read moreconvenient to be here. I live in Wai'anae and the commun is just perfect! We're hoping to expand the rest of our campus and add more classrooms! I can't wait for what's instored for us

Very informative and calming tea ceremony you can participate in to learn and appreciate Japanese…read moreculture. Highly recommend! No charge, but we did offer a donation. There is no pressure to donate.

If you have any interest in Japanese culture - not the anime, but the actual ancient cultural…read moreheritage - you will want to make the Urasenke Foundation one of your "Must See" places in Honolulu. Twice a week, in the mornings, the Urasenke Foundation offers free performances of classical Japanese tea ceremonies. It is the short form, of course, because the full ceremony requires several hours, but it is still fascinating and highly educational. We made a reservation for 10:00 Friday, and the other family that was supposed to show up never did, so we had a private performance. You start by watching an English-language video that tells you about tea ceremonies in general, so you have some idea of what is happening when you move into the Japanese rooms for the ceremony itself. They use tatami floors, so you must remove your shoes outside, and they ask you to wear socks when you are in the room to protect the floors. There is a demonstration of what was shown in the video, conducted in Japanese; there is another facility member there with you to explain what is going on. After the ceremony ends, you are given the opportunity to try the tea and sweets yourself - be warned, it's very strong matcha tea! They'll understand if you don't finish it. There is no gift shop or anything, but you can make a donation to the foundation. Once the ceremony is over, you leave - no closing video or anything. It's absolutely amazing that you can see this in America; there are only a few outposts of the Urasenke Foundation (a famous Japanese tea ceremony school) in the United States.

We've been coming here for about 3 years and it was a great place!! Our kids loved it!!…read more THEN IT CHANGED... They are short staff and I believe the owner is training some of the classes and she is horrible! She made my daughter cry while doing stretches in the beginning of class? She made her cry over warm ups?! WHO DOES THAT? We are NEVER coming back here again!

Place is so bad. They give last minute cancellation notices, they don't refund you and they only…read morehave excuses. The owner needs to step it up.

April 15, 2012 was the 2nd annual North Shore marathon. This small race is held up in beautiful…read moreHaleiwa / North Shore area. While I didn't run this race personally, I have many friends who did. It was a fun day to see them finish the race and capture age group awards for a hard effort that paid off. This race runs along the back roads of Haleiwa town, looping twice for the first 2 miles, then a notorious out and back section for a good 10 miles one way before returning to the finish at Kalaka Bay Beach Park. I myself did not want to participate in this one, since the Hawaii heat affects me somehow. It's just weird. It's easier on the mainland when it gets hot. The views of the North Shore are great at the finish. The finisher's medallions are ok. Besides the heat, it was logistically impossible for me to drive from East Oahu to Haleiwa at 2am. While there is a bus that will take you from Waikiki to Haleiwa, it's an extra cost. It's a small intimate race, but without accommodations nearby, it is a major challenge to grow this race in the years to come. I didn't think the out and back portions of the course were scenic at all. Maybe I just live here way too long. They do wait for everyone to finish, which is great. It's a small race, but with alot of heart. This is the only other organized road marathon on Oahu, besides the mega one in Honolulu. While they did not have beer tents and the other lavish post race stuff, the boxed lunch of chili and rice hit the spot for majority of the runners, along with water, juice, and gatorade. It was a hot one this year and maybe next year I will try to do it. For sure. Support local! B

Yay for the first ever North Shore Hawaii Marathon! Starting in historic Haleiwa, it winds…read morethrough back roads and takes runners out to Mokuleia where runners fly past scenic waves and beaches to an eventual finish back at Haleiwa.

Hickam Youth and Sports Center offers before and after school care at the youth center. There is a…read moreseparate building right next door to the school-age program dedicated solely to the teens. The Sports Center is located down the street from the youth center and offers gymnastics classes, cheerleading, karate, etc. Sign-ups for various sports activities occurs throughout the year. Pay attention to your local Services happenings flyers for upcoming information on registering for activities.

Great volleyball club, my 10 year old daughter loves it. Great coaches, good pricing, good location.read more

I was very disappointed with my experience at 808 Volleyball Club. At first, the owners, Sherri and…read moreDayne Teves, were welcoming, but in my experience, that changed when concerns were raised. Instead of feeling heard, players and parents who spoke up were made to feel they should leave if they weren't happy. My daughter became afraid to speak up because she didn't feel supported. I was also concerned by how the club handled concerns about an 18s boys coach, Thomas Nicolas. From my perspective, those concerns were not taken seriously, causing many families to lose confidence in the club's leadership and leaving players afraid to speak up. My understanding is that the concerns were ultimately reported, and Thomas Nicolas is no longer with the club. Although the club says it is focused on its athletes, my experience left me feeling that winning, money, and protecting the club's reputation were prioritized instead. No club is perfect, but based on my experience, I would encourage families to carefully consider whether this club is the right fit.

I have concerns about your policies of your company. Telling my son you gonna send my grandson…read moresomething getting his address because not only was that a lie but to continue to teach YOUR students is something else by teaching your students to bully, hurt & promote abuse is not good at all. While there are mounting doctor bills & picking on someone who can't fight is sad. Don't you guys check the background of each student to find out if he really needs counseling with prior issues. Very very sad! You can remove this but the truth remains leaving someone with multiple fractures having to endure emergency surgery on his jaw. Very very sad! Do you blame me to have multiple concerns about your policy and the lies given. No apology, no retribution, no remorse from your student speaks a lot to me & people should know what to expect what's out there! Very very sad!

. My son has been here for about 4 months now. I love how they trained their team also what they do…read morefor the community. I love how they have boxing for elderly this hit the spot for me. I enjoyed how they focus on that especially for elderly with Parkinson's. Aside from these they made us feel comfortable to have our son Join their team. They do also fundraising and gatherings. They made you feel like family .