This Local Woman Has Been Taking Classes at the Honolulu Museum of Art for 60 Years
A drawing class in 1957 led McKinley High School student Carolyn Dilag Nakagawa to become a lifelong learner at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
HONOLULU Magazine - June 2017
Surf Report: Honolulu Surf Film Festival Brings Good Waves to the Big Screen
Catch this swell event at the Honolulu Museum of Art, now through July 30.
Why the Brutal Killing of 15 Albatrosses at Ka‘ena Point Matters
After a plea deal, on the eve of sentencing, we take a long look at this disturbing attack.
The Holoholo Guide to Kaua‘i
Kaua‘i is the oldest, the most beautiful, the unconquered island. It's the lush home of spiritual pilgrims, privacy-seeking billionaires and rowdy roosters. Isn’t it time you paid a visit?
Kaua‘i Guide: Where the Locals Shop
Pick up some local art, visit the westernmost bookstore in the U.S. and find fresh fruit and veggies.
Hau‘oli Lā Hānau: Celebrating Local Company Anniversaries—June Edition
Every month, we celebrate the anniversaries of local companies and organizations. This month: Local icons of publishing, seafood and car-washing.
53 Ways to Eat Around the World Without Leaving Hawai‘i
You don’t have to book a flight to explore international flavors. We tracked down 53 of the tastiest dishes in Hawai‘i that hail from cuisines all over the globe.
Kaua‘i Guide: Feral Chickens Causing a Squawk, and Other Island Happenings
Some call them the “state/island bird” of Kaua‘i.
This is What It’s Really Like Cooking Behind the Chef’s Counter in an Open Kitchen
Diners love the drama of open kitchens. We asked chef Robynne Mai‘i of Fête to dish on what it’s like on the other side of the counter.
These Are the Most Popping Wine Regions Right Now, According to Local Sommeliers
There’s more to wine than France and California. We asked some of the top wine pros in the city for their current favorite regions, and what they’re nerding out on lately.
Kaua‘i Guide: What You Need to Know Before You Hike Kalalau
Our tips for making sure you’re prepared for this intense trek with a breathtaking view.
This 11-Mile Hike on Kaua‘i is a Pain in the ‘Ōkole, Yet the Spectacular View is Worth It
The Kalalau Trail leads to a breathtaking view of a secluded beach.
From Our Files: Moments from Hawai‘i’s Past–June Edition
A look back at Honolulu from June 1937 to 1987. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.
29 Must-Read Local Books You Won’t Want to Put Down This Summer
Here’s how to rock your hammock, if not your world, this summer. And if that’s not startling enough, we’ve got news about a new local bookstore opening.
Kaua‘i Guide: 7 Places to Eat ‘Ono Grinds
Grab a bento, indulge in locally made gelato and more. Plus, where to get the best omiyage for friends and family back home.
Field Notes: Want to Give Back to the ‘Āina? Make a Difference with This Beach Cleanup
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: Kahuku Point Cleanup and Restoration.
This is What It’s Really Like to Sail on the Hōkūleʻa Voyaging Canoe
Even the bathroom break can be an adventure.
Hōkūleʻa is Finally Home After Three Years of Voyaging Around the World
The celebration on Saturday, June 17, marked a journey of three years, 150 international ports, 250 crew members and 40,300 nautical miles.
Oil and Language: Q+A with Shahzia Sikander on “Parallax”
The installation will be on display at the Honolulu Museum of Art through July 30.
Jurassic World is Back Filming on O‘ahu, Watch Out for Traffic (and Dinosaurs)
Keep your fingers crossed for a Chris Pratt sighting.
Afterthoughts: Cycle City
How many bikes will fit into Waikīkī?
Revisit Hawai‘i’s Culinary Past with Alan Wong’s Impressive Vintage Menu Collection
The chef has been collecting menus from local restaurants for more than four decades.
Father’s Day Gift Guide: 7 Picks for Your Numero Uno Dude
Because, without him, who would crack you up with terrible jokes?
