International Celebrity Designers and Hawai’i Designers will showcase their designs at HONOLULU Fashion Week on Nov. 20–22, 2015.

The Hawai‘i State Bar Association’s fundraiser raised funds to support civic education activities and community projects. The event was held on Saturday, Aug. 22 at the Hawai‘i Convention Center.

The 21st annual Made in Hawai‘i Festival showcased locally-made products, including books, art, gifts, fashions and crafts. The three-day event featured cooking demonstrations and live entertainment at the Neal Blaisdell Exhibition Hall and Arena on Aug. 21–23.

Eight50 introduced its new gourmet menu prepared by Chef Cef Maduli. The private event was held on Friday, Aug. 14.

The first-ever Mango Jam Honolulu celebrated the beloved O‘ahu fruit at the Honolulu Hale on Aug. 7.

Tattoo artists from around the world traveled to Hawai‘i for the Pacific Ink & Art Expo. The three-day event was held at the Neal S. Blaisdell Center on Aug. 7–9.

The world’s largest sake celebration came to Honolulu on Friday, July 31. The Joy of Sake had more than 300 sakes to taste and top local chefs served sake-inspired pupus.

Triathletes competed in the 2015 Tinman Triathlon on Sunday, July 26. The triathlon included a swim course at Queens Beach, 40K bike course and a 10K run.

Anime, gamers and comic book fans gathered at the Hawai‘i Convention Center on July 26 for Comic Con Honolulu. Celebrity guests included Sean Maher and Edward James Olmos.

HONOLULU Magazine partnered with East-West Center to present the #galswithLEI Forum on Thursday, July 23. The event included a workshop, networking reception and an open space forum to honor female business and social entrepreneurs.

East-West Center hosted a dinner reception to welcome this year’s participants in the 2015 Changing Faces Women’s Leadership Seminar. The dinner reception was held at Kapi‘olani Community College on Tuesday, July 21.

Mango lovers celebrated all things mango at the 7th annual Mangoes at the Moana event on Saturday, July 18.