The Honolulu Surf Film Festival is an annual event presented by the Honolulu Museum of Art at its Doris Duke Theatre, showcasing a diverse selection of surf cinema including features and shorts from Hawaiʻi and around the world. The festival celebrates the heritage and expanding horizons of surfing, often running for approximately a month with various screenings, opening and closing receptions, panel discussions, and talk story sessions with surfing luminaries. It has been noted as one of the longest and largest surf film festivals globally.