A concert this weekend celebrates a 50-year-old movement that's seen as a win for Hawaiian land rights and cultural preservation.

• The Protect Kahoʻolawe ʻOhana marks 50 years since its first landing on the island, a campaign that eventually ended the military's long occupation and bombing of the island.
• The group is hosting a concert on the great lawn at Bishop Museum, running in the evening.
• Performers include Kimie Miner, Kaʻikena Scanlan, and Keahi Piʻiohiʻa.
• Tickets are available through Bishop Museum.

Outlook: The event is a one-time anniversary celebration, with no indication of further related events announced.