A Preview of the August Issue
From "cheap eats" to "10 places you can't go," Honolulu Magazine's August issue is a must-read.
HONOLULU Magazine - July 2010
Dining: In Search of Sake
Or, the curse of the Sake Column. (INSIDE: The Sake Shop, Natsunoya Tea House, Genius Lounge Sake Bar & Grill)
Smokey and Giraffe's Sweet Treats
We check out this Honolulu-based online bakery, and taste its grand selection of desserts.
Exploring Kapolei
We discover 27 reasons to head out west.
ESPN Sports Festival
This Saturday, stop by Kakaako Park for ESPN 1420's first sports festival.
Farm to Table: Coffee
Find out more about how Hawaii's coffee gets from the farm to your table.
Former Honolulu Police Chief Louis Kealoha in 2010: What a Difference a Decade Makes
HONOLULU sat down with Louis Kealoha in his first year as HPD chief. Check out what he had to say about corruption, “intelligence-led policing,” and more.
Local Flavors
Kona Sea Salt has released a new twist on a favorite local product with “Hawaiian Furikake with Kona Sea Salt."
Save That Landmark
The Historic Hawaii Foundation is accepting nominations for its 2010 list of Hawaii’s Most Endangered Historic Sites.
Meals on Wheels
A new delivery service, Aloha 2 Go, will bring you food from more than 20 local restaurants.
Afterthoughts: Naked Ambition
A documentary on hippies reminds me why Hawaii could use a few nude beaches.
From Our Files
July archives
Field Guide: Koko Head Avenue
Discover quilting classes, kimono-inspired clothing, yoga mats and Swarovski crystals along this Kaimukī street.
Chef Tattoos
The art chefs produce is ephemeral, but some of Honolulu’s professional cooks have inked permanent culinary references onto their bodies.
Rescue Me
Local inventor Robert Yonover saves people’s lives.
Legislative Score Card
The 2010 legislative session is pau, so let’s recap the status of five environment-related bills and see how they did.
Personal Best
This year, the Tinman Triathlon celebrates its 30th year. One athlete shares how it’s truly a race for everyone.
Secret Stash
Meet Lynn Davis, keeper of the rare books collection at UH.
Things to do in July in Hawaii
This month, treat yourself to a tasty hot dog, learn about Korean culture and beef up your rare coin collection.
Feedback
...on grading the public schools, the next horrible shoe fad and Portland.
Editor's Page: Building Kapolei
Most people who live in Kapolei don’t work in Kapolei—but would really like to. How can we help?
