November 2014

A never-before published work of fiction from the renowned Pidgin Guerilla.

The Historic Hawai‘i Foundation, the state Historic Preservation Division and HONOLULU Magazine compile an annual list of some of our state’s most endangered sites.

Nine of the top 10 ramen restaurants named by The New York Times—and all but one of the 56 ramen shops in Honolulu—use Sun Noodle.

Honolulu’s pineapple factories provided a rite of passage for generations of teens, including state senator David Ige and sumo star Konishiki. These summer jobs tossed them into the grind of a production line and left them with a mix of memories.

A never-before published work of fiction from the renowned Pidgin Guerilla.

A look back at Honolulu from 1929 to 1994. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

Marissa Beatrice’s B.D’angelo jewelry pieces are handcrafted in her Mililani studio.

Fabulous ideas for holiday gifts, plus surprising stocking stuffers.

UH legend Dave Shoji became the winningest coach in women’s volleyball last season. Now he has a new book out. In it, he recounts the highs, the lows and what it’s like behind that famous focus.

One of Hawai‘i’s rising fine artists, Lauren Roth breaks the boundaries of the standard tropical pictorial with mixed-media designs that combine lively, graphic patterns with quirky Island characters. Here, we learn about what drives the talent behind the infectious smile, plus her go-to local shopping spots.

Since becoming a father two years ago, lightning-fingered ‘ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro doesn’t spend quite as much time on the road as he used to. Now he travels just seven months out of the year, with a quick trip home every three weeks or so. HONOLULU Magazine caught up with him during a brief recent visit.

Cyclists, drivers and pedestrians: Here’s everything you need to know to safely navigate King Street’s new cycle track.

How Big Island Candies cracked into local flavors to transform from a Hilo business to a Hawai‘i favorite.

Celebrating 35 years of Bamboo Ridge.

Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the Hawaiian monk seal volunteers.

The Historic Hawai‘i Foundation, the state Historic Preservation Division and HONOLULU Magazine compile an annual list of some of our state’s most endangered sites.

Two legendary musical partners, together again.

Gauging what’s hot and what’s not in Honolulu.

Local designers help you chute the breeze this fall in comfy yet stylish jumpsuits. From fiercely fitted to flaring fun, these easy throw-ons are the perfect fit for everyday adventures.

Nine of the top 10 ramen restaurants named by The New York Times—and all but one of the 56 ramen shops in Honolulu—use Sun Noodle.

November is National Aviation History Month.

Honolulu’s pineapple factories provided a rite of passage for generations of teens, including state senator David Ige and sumo star Konishiki. These summer jobs tossed them into the grind of a production line and left them with a mix of memories.

Managing editor Michael Keany reflects upon his first job–three rough months spent picking pineapples on Maui.

When summer smelled like pineapple.

This month, be thankful for Hawai‘i playwrights, Japanese printmakers, Mexican comedy and European films—a real cornucopia.