April 23-25, 2026 @ Hilo Hawaiian Hotel. Lions from across Hawai‘i gather in Hilo for the annual District 50 Hawai‘i Lions Convention — a meaningful weekend of Service, Leadership, Celebration, and Aloha. This special event brings together our Lions Big ‘Ohana for essential business sessions, including the District Cabinet Meeting, elections, and presentations from club and district leaders.
In 2026, the Lions Clubs of District 50 will proudly celebrate 100 years of dedicated service in Hawaii. January marks the 17th annual statewide collection of Eyeglasses & Hearing aids. In addition, this year, we’re tying in a Food Drive.
As we begin a new year across District 50 Hawaiʻi Lions, many Lions are asking an important question: How do we build clubs where people want to stay—and where new members feel excited to join? The answer doesn’t require complicated strategies, pressure, or perfect speeches. In fact, it comes down to something much simpler—three principles that have always lived at the heart of Lionism, now clearly explained and easy to share.
The Pearl City Lions Club proudly presents their annual Valentines Day Breakfast. Come join us! Proceeds from your ticket purchase help fund our clubs service project to schools and with the Pearl City community.
Long Standing Tradition…Did you know that the Hawaii Lions is the only organization in state that sponsors THE MOST annual Christmas Parades?
The Moanalua Lions Club proudly presents the 51st Annual Christmas Luncheon for Ho‘opono Services for the Blind at Pearl at Kalauao Golf Course. Enjoy live performances by Jon Yamasato, Darrin Chinen, Gensen Rabacal, and the Moanalua High School Brass Quintet, plus a special visit from Santa.
As Lions, we are dedicated to service — but we also cherish the moments when we can simply gather, relax, and enjoy each other’s company. That’s why the Palolo Lions Club invites all fellow Lions to join us for a fun and engaging Mahjong Workshop!
Please join us on September 12th 5pm held at the historical Natsunoya Teahouse. Being in business for over 100 years and having its roots dating back to 1921 when it was opened as the Shunchoro Tea House by immigrants Shuichi and Taneyo Fujiwara. The business celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2021 under the same family ownership. Tickets are $65/person. RSVP by 9/5/25 please.
The Waikoloa Lions cleaned up the park area on the end of Melia Street today. We were surprised how much there was to remove. Thanks to all who showed up and worked.
Hawaii Lions of District 50 are mourning the loss of a Great Lion today. Past International Director Herbert Watanabe. God Bless you and Mahalo for all that you have done for our communities, and District 50-Hawaii Lions. My deepest condolences… Read More »Aloha PID Herb Watanabe