Honolulu's 44th annual Okinawan Festival is in its final day, offering a low-cost weekend outing for families.

• The festival runs through the weekend with live music, dance, vendors and traditional food.
• Okinawan soba and andagi are on the menu, alongside new dishes from a collaboration with Prince Waikiki.
• Tickets start at $10 for adults, and kids 12 and under get in free.
• Organizers are pitching it as an immersive cultural experience, not just a food fair.

Outlook: The festival closes tomorrow, with details at okinawanfestival.com.