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Here are things to know when storms, hurricanes and other disasters are threatening, courtesy of Hawaiian Electric.
The 32nd annual Made in Hawai‘i Festival returns Aug. 20–23. Here’s what you should know before you go.
Mango pies, smoothies, bagels and more: Juicy sweets in every form have cropped up around Honolulu.
Watch South Shore sports, attend a concert under the stars, see a photography exhibit, laugh out loud at a comedy fest and more.
Hawai‘i residents can score awesome kama‘āina deals at these O‘ahu retailers.
More than a third have reopened or are working to reopen, mostly along the Kihei-Lahaina-Ka‘anapali stretch.
(Partner Content) Made in Hawai‘i Festival is coming up August 15–17.
Downtown Art Center hosts the Hawai‘i Forest Association’s 34th annual exhibit Aug. 7–29. Here’s a preview.
Marvel at woodworking craftsmanship, admire Micronesian art, explore a pop culture expo, get a free musubi and more.
Unlike Shake Shack, In-N-Out isn’t coming to Hawai‘i anytime soon. So I vowed my 84-year-old Nana would get a taste of its full and complete glory.
40-plus places where it pays to show your Hawai‘i ID—just remember to ask before the check comes.
Save the dates for these Obon festivals and bon dances happening across O‘ahu this summer.
It’s time to celebrate the family-friendly winners of our annual readers’ choice awards, with a few editors’ picks to round them out. Discover the best brownies ever, local stores for keiki books, play spaces, golf activities, party rentals and more!
Your cheat sheet to O‘ahu happenings for the whole ‘ohana.
Take off on an adventure with this jet-setting Hawai‘i-based family of five.
Five kid-tested, mom-approved adventures your ‘ohana will love.
Revisit the stories that garnered us first, second and third place prizes from the Society of Professional Journalists Hawai‘i Chapter.
Eat creative kim chee dishes, bop to K-pop music, see taekwondo moves and enjoy authentic activities at this cultural showcase.
The Kailua-based chocolate company brews up bean-to-bar coffee drinks, much of it from O‘ahu-grown beans.
Try exclusive, innovative eats at Taste of Honolulu, buy easy-to-care-for plants, make art prints, laugh at a comedy show and more.
Last week, we published a running list of 50-plus restaurants that have closed so far this year. Here’s the flip side.
Want more of The Odyssey this summer? Check out these Hawai‘i and Oceania titles that will whisk you away on epic journeys.
Looking for ways to save in this economy? Here are some of our favorite kama‘āina deals on activities, attractions, classes and experiences.
(Special Promotional Section) HONOLULU Magazine celebrates some of Hawai‘i’s prominent leaders and businesses who are making waves in their industry.
Escape to Paradise Island at the 2026 Hale ʻAina Awards Celebration presented by First Hawaiian Bank and Mastercard. Hawaiʻi's top chefs come together for an unforgettable evening inspired by the beauty, adventure…
The new $5 roundtrip service to Waialua and Hale‘iwa brings people and dollars to spur economic recovery after the Kona low storms.
From vintage tees and Y2K gems to collectible Hawaiiana and one-of-a-kind streetwear, these markets are the perfect places to hunt for treasures all summer long.
Where to find takoyaki, pastele stew, root beer floats, homemade baked goods and more while you dance under the summer skies.
Jam to soulful Polynesian artists, attend a concert at the aquarium, boogie down at a dance-a-thon, celebrate Shark Week and more.
We all know Foodland is famous for their fresh, mouthwatering poke and their commitment to supporting local—sweet fruits, crisp veggies, and a snack aisle selection that has absolutely no business being that good. But if you do a little aisle-snooping—especially…
They closed for different reasons, but the closures are increasing. Here’s our running list.
Best Restaurants in Honolulu * * * Here are former HONOLULU Dining Editor Martha Cheng’s picks for the top eateries on O‘ahu. I don’t take these sorts of lists lightly—especially when it’s the…
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A proposed gondola lift, zip line and all-terrain vehicle tours at Mount Ka‘ala are behind a fight pitting the North Shore and neighboring communities against outside developers who want to expand visitor attractions.
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Vera Zambonelli 51, Filmmaker, Founder/Executive Director of Hawai‘i Women in Filmmaking What do you enjoy most about being your age? A…
More than occasionally, I have wondered why Honolulu seems to lack good Indian food. Sure, there’s passable stuff, enough to sate the yearning for a heat-spiked curry swooped up with…
Lines out the door are a regular occurrence at Tadka Indian Cuisine, which opened at McCully Shopping Center last fall. The cooking of its Nepali-born chef-owner, Ganesh Shrestha, is guided by tradition and flavor—even when he tweaks recipes to meet local requests for less dairy or spice. We asked Shrestha what he would order at his own restaurant, then ordered everything he recommended. It was one of our best meals in Honolulu.
A look back at the hair-raising, head-scratching and sometimes humorous news you may have missed.
For this year’s real estate-focused issue, we look at five home trends happening in Honolulu.
They reveal our past and offer a richer understanding of who we are. We look at three neighborhoods full of these gems.
From K-pop and K-dramas to food, beauty and more, all things Korean have exploded in popularity in Hawai‘i and beyond.
We asked five local writers to share a personal story that would resonate with a broader audience for its authenticity, humor and heart.
Seafood and Hawaiian food are a winning combo at the Kāhala Hotel & Resort’s beachside buffet destination.
Kim’s motto: Expect the unexpected.
That’s how members of the Chun family’s third generation feel about customers at their Kaimukī eatery.
In selecting our 2024 winners in seven categories, we considered heart, breadth of audience, readability and connection.
Restaurants with superlative food are one thing. Those with a place in our hearts are another. Our writers explore the restaurants they love.
With the tiny izakaya on King Street winning Hale ‘Aina gold, we talk to president Hiroyuki Akiyama about the eatery’s 15-year history.