(Sponsored) Eat Think Drink: Making Waves – BlueNalu and the Future of Food is happening Monday, Nov. 4 at the ‘Alohilani Resort Waikīkī Beach.

Just an average afternoon in Waikīkī, rappelling 400 feet down the side of a hotel while taking in some solid beach views.

Choose from 205 films from 31 countries across 11 days, November 7 to 17 in Honolulu.

Yes, lucky we live Hawai‘i, the only state with its own regional literature. But, lately, it’s only gotten harder to make a go of it for our diverse, dedicated and ink-stained scribbling class.

Pick from a dozen flavors in this fun-size version of one of our favorite treats.

Here’s a guide to help you sort through the events this year.

Since the Polynesian Cultural Center opened in 1963, some 38 million people have visited. But early on, many considered the concept outlandish, as HONOLULU Magazine reminded them a few years later.

This three-block strip of Kamehameha Highway reveals an old-school neighborhood grappling with growth, development and rail.

Eat, drink and go boo! This week: Celebrity chefs, Broadway magicians and Hitchcock’s most terrifying movies are taking over O‘ahu. Plus rappelling professionals want to help you plunge 400 feet ... for a good cause.

Grammy-Award nominated musician Halehaku Seabury of Nā Hoa shares culinary dreams, family recipes and nostalgic memories.

HONOLULU Magazine and Andy’s Sandwiches and Smoothies’ relationship began with a bowl of lentil soup and a brownie.

It’s not just about massive murals. Some local artists are going smaller scale with their street art.