Aloha!

KAIMUKI BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION

For over 75 years, the Kaimuki Business and Professional Association has been bringing the Kaimuki community together for events, information dissemination and advocacy. We strive to connect the business community with residents and make Kaimuki a neighborhood that’s not only successful for business but also friendly and safe for families. We are fully aware of Kaimuki’s legacy in Honolulu and our place as one of the foremost and distinct neighborhoods on Oahu. We invite you to check out our website and see what’s happening in Kaimuki and how you can become involved!

MEETINGS are held on the second Tuesday of every month at 11:30am.

If you would like to attend a meeting, we’d love to have you! Contact us here.

THE 2022 KBPA
KAIMUKI CHRISTMAS PARADE

MAHALO to everyone who participated in this year’s KBPA KAIMUKI CHRISTMAS PARADE on December 1st. It was a great success with hundreds of participants in the parade and thousands lining Waialae Avenue from 3rd to Koko Head Avenue!

If you took photos and would like to share them with us, you can upload here.

The parade was recorded by Olelo Media and will be played back on OLELO 53 (1053 Digital) on the following dates:

Sunday, December 25 – 6pm
Monday, December 26 – 4pm
Tuesday, December 27 – 8am
Wednesday, December 28 – 10pm

Our thanks to the staff and students of Olelo for once again providing their equipment and expert services to record the parade.

More details here!

And a huge thanks to our sponsors this year, without these great organizations the parade would not have been possible:

SANTA LEVEL SPONSOR
3650 Waialae

GOLD LEVEL SPONSOR
Civil Beat

PLATINUM LEVEL SPONSORS
American Savings Bank
Better Homes & Gardens Real Estate Advantage Realty
Central Pacific Bank
Hawaii Dachshund Rescue
HomeStreet Bank
Honolulu Star-Advertiser
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Mango Tree Fitness & Marshall Arts
Maunalani Nursing & Rehabilitation Center
Niu Honolulu

The cell phone transmission building at the top of Puu O Kaimuki park has recently been transformed into a neighborhood work of art! The building had been surrounded by small trees and brush which were cleared, leaving a canvas available for a day of creativity on September 16th. The initial design sketch was made by Solomon Enos and was executed by local artists, showing a variety of geometric shapes symbolizing astronomical and other elements significant to Hawaiian culture.