Community Events: Dog rescue fundraiser; Tumon music fest returns; 'Romeo and Juliet' drag show draws crowd

Paws in the Park enters year 4

Guahan Paws for Pets will host its fourth annual “Paws in the Park” event on March 14 at the Skinner Plaza in Hagatna from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m.

The St. Patrick's Day-themed fundraiser, which is open to the public, also serves as an opportunity for those seeking to adopt pets to pick their new furry family member.

All proceeds from the event go directly to the ongoing care of rescues.

Guahan Paws seeks to drastically reduce the overpopulation of homeless animals by spaying, neutering, rescuing, rehabilitating, vetting and rehoming.

The group also provides education and outreach to find workable solutions to assist the community with proper animal care, so we can all coexist peacefully and sustainably.

"We will have numerous local vendors, food trucks, services, and of course lots of animals hoping to find their forever homes," Guahan Paws said. "This is a pet-friendly event, so we encourage everyone to bring their fur babies."

2026 TBMF: Celebrating music, culture and community

The Tumon Bay Music Festival is set to return to Guam for its 21st year, promising a spectacular showcase of musical talent, cultural enrichment and community engagement.

Presented by the Guam Philharmonic Foundation and the Guam Territorial Band, this year’s festival will take place from Feb. 26 to March 7 across several locations on Guam.

TBMF is a celebration of Guam’s vibrant music scene, featuring a diverse lineup of local and international artists across various genres, including rock, jazz, and traditional Choral and Instrumental repertoire.

This year’s festival will feature performances by several soloists and ensembles, promising an unforgettable experience for music lovers of all ages.

In addition to its stellar musical lineup, the Tumon Bay Music Festival will also offer a range of educational activities such as clinics and workshops.

'Romeo to Juliet' drag show brings 500 guests to Hyatt

Legacy Group and Under the Wig Productions successfully concluded the Romeo and Juliet Drag Show on Saturday, bringing together community members from across the island to celebrate art, unity, and self-expression.

Held to a sold-out, vibrant, and enthusiastic crowd, the showcase united superstar performers from RuPaul’s Drag Race, Las Vegas, Hawaiʻi, and a dazzling lineup of Guam’s top local talent for an evening of bold artistry, electrifying performances, and unforgettable celebration.

The event highlighted the extraordinary talent within Guam’s LGBTQ+ and ally communities, showcasing performers whose artistry, passion and authenticity lit up the stage and inspired 500 guests.

“We are overwhelmed with gratitude,” said a spokesperson for Legacy Group Guam. “The outpouring of support demonstrates the strength of our island community. Events like this remind us that when we come together—across backgrounds, identities, and experiences—we create space for connection, celebration, and understanding.”

The world-class production highlighted creativity, inclusivity and community pride. The artists brought to the stage spectacular performances, stunning visuals and unmatched energy.