Hawaii's longest-running Indigenous festival hits its 50th year today, a free, upbeat draw for families across Oahu.

• The powwow brings together Indigenous people from Hawaii, the mainland U.S., and Alaska.
• The day features drum groups, traditional inter-tribal dancing, and Native arts.
• It honors Indigenous culture and Indigenous rights.
• Entry is free and open to everyone, running 9 to 5 with local food trucks on site.

Outlook: The gathering runs through the day on Magic Island, with more of the same expected over the weekend.