Super Bowl Sunday LVII: Where To Watch the Big Game
Here are some of the best sports bars with big screens to watch the Chiefs play the Eagles in Honolulu this Super Bowl Sunday LVII.
Maria Kanai
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We Tried It: Got Funn? at Windward Mall
Spend a day at an imaginative play center and enjoy an hour of preschool class with songs, crafts and stories.
Playground Guide: Booth District Park in Pauoa
Abundant shade, swings and a mini zip line make this O‘ahu park a regular visit for our family.
We Tried It: Show Aloha Land
Jump on bounce houses, ride holiday trains, play in 3,600-feet of snow and see a dazzling display of lights.
We Tried It: Holiday Lights Tour
Sing along to carols on a double-decker trolley bus, drink hot cocoa, play games and take pictures with Santa and the Grinch.
Celebrate the Holidays at Royal Hawaiian Center
Spend the next two weeks before Christmas with festive activities and holiday deals at the Royal Hawaiian Center.
Winners from the Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival’s Localicious Recipe Contest
We’re highlighting the winners and the winning recipes!
We Tried It: Keiki Republic
Jump into a ball pit, fight dinosaurs on a projector screen and climb a rock wall at this new indoor playground at Windward Mall.
What To Expect at Keiki in the Kitchen with Chef Roy Yamaguchi
On Nov. 6, kiddos can make poke nachos with a celebrity chef during the 2022 Hawai‘i Food & Wine Festival.
Your Ultimate Guide to the 13th Hallowbaloo Music & Arts Festival
Everything you need to know about this legendary Halloween street festival happening in Chinatown on Oct. 29.
Prepare for the Fright of your Life at Skeleton Key Hawai‘i’s Terror Planet
Get all the facts about the spooky walk-through, which opens Oct. 7 at KOA Theater’s warehouse space on Beretania Street.
Save The Date: ‘Ohana Yoga with Three Little Ducks
Dr. Suma Metla offers free yoga classes at the end of every month at Ka Makana Ali‘i
2023 Hawai‘i College Guide: Financial Wellness
(Sponsored) Experts at HawaiiUSA Federal Credit Union offer some tips as you send your child to college.
Everything To Know About Saturday’s Oktoberfest at Aloha Stadium
Try 20 different kinds of German brews, play beer bucket and other outdoor games, and listen to live music.
The Lineup: Musicals, Plays and Theater Performances Happening in Honolulu
The 2022-23 theater season kicks into high gear this fall.
We Tried It: ʻImi Ā Loaʻa: Search and Find
At the state art museum, you can build your own virtual sculpture and explore a garden.
What’s on the Menu and Schedule at Saturday’s Korean Festival in Honolulu
All kinds of Korean food, eating contests, live entertainment and more are back after a two-year hiatus.
What’s Back (and Not) This School Year
As we return to a semi-normal school environment, here’s how the pandemic has changed the way teachers educate students and how things might look this fall.
We Tried It: Lawrence Lovestock
Feed pigs, ducks, goats, sheep and bunnies at this rescue petting farm in Kahalu’u.
HONOLULU Family Recipe: No-Churn Mango Ice Cream
As we say aloha to another summer, celebrate with delicious mango ice cream you can easily make at home without an ice cream maker.
Playground Guide: Wai‘alae Iki Neighborhood Park in Kāhala
A giant spin wheel, rainbow road and swings make this park extra fun and vibrant.
We Tried It!: Keiki Storytime at The Library
Songs, dancing, books and arts and crafts make this weekly excursion a favorite for this ‘ohana.
Playground Guide: Moanalua Community Park
A park underneath the freeway offers shade, climbable trees and a fun swerving spindle.
Your Weekend: The Best Family Fun in Honolulu for July 7–13, 2022
Listen to Pure Heart at the zoo, visit the museum after hours and grab a free Slurpee this weekend on O‘ahu.
We Tried It: “Beyond Monet: The Immersive Experience”
The whimsical traveling exhibition at the Hawai‘i Convention Center is fun for the entire family.
We Tried It: My Treehouse Club in Kakaʻako
From fitness to Japanese language, there’s plenty to explore at My Treehouse Club.
Your Weekend: The Best Family Fun in Honolulu for June 9–15, 2022
Celebrate sharks, watch a parade and shop at a summer fair on the West Side this weekend on O‘ahu.
Playground Guide: Nuʻuanu Valley Park in Honolulu
Breath in, breath out—this tranquil park surrounded by nature is the quiet break parents need during the middle of a busy week.
6 New and Cool Things You Can Do With Your Library Card Online
You can do a whole lot more than borrow books with your library card—learn how to play the ʻukulele, rent a movie, print out activity sheets and much more.
7 Do’s and Don’ts for Parents When Keiki See a Therapist
Britt Young of Xplor Counseling shares her tips for what you should and shouldn’t do when your kid starts therapy.
Your Weekend: The Best Family Fun in Honolulu for May 12–18, 2022
Snap pictures with the new koa butterfly mosaic at the zoo, stroll through Waimea Valley at night and explore a sunflower field in Waimānalo.
How to Find a Therapist for Your Child
Dr. Wendi Major shares her professional insights on when, why and how to find a therapist for your child.
Your Weekend: The Best (Easter) Family Fun in Hawai‘i for April 14–20, 2022
Hop your way across the weekend with egg hunts, photos with the Easter Bunny and even a fun day watching Warrior football.
We Tried It: Self-Guided Tours at the Honolulu Museum of Art
Talk about art, see ancient artifacts and eat lunch at a beautiful courtyard on O‘ahu.
Your Weekend: The Best Family Fun in Hawai‘i for March 9-16, 2022
Let them eat pie, head back to the library, watch a movie in a pool or sign up for summer programs this weekend on O‘ahu.
2022 Hawai‘i College Guide: Budgeting 101
As you navigate through classes and exams, here are five budgeting tips from HawaiiUSA FCU to help you manage your finances like a pro.
We Tried It: “Beyond Van Gogh: The Immersive Experience” in Hawai‘i
The animated exhibition at the Hawai‘i Convention Center was a hit for my young family.
How Did Thousands of Hawai‘i’s Students Vanish—And Can We Get Them Back?
Disappearing students.
Live Wellthy: Five Steps To Giving
Supporting a cause financially is possible, even if you’re on a budget.
