Best of Honolulu 2011
It's that time of year again. From macarons to mac-and-cheese, face-painting to surfboard shaping--we've crisscrossed the city to find the best.
Tiffany Hill
Articles
The Day the Honolulu Symphony Died
We had a front-row seat at the implosion of the 110-year-old Honolulu Symphony.
Field Guide: Lazy Sunday Excursions
It’s the last day before the workweek. Take a load off by enjoying these five relaxing excursions.
Things to do in January in Hawaii 2011
Kick off the New Year by donating blood, partying in white and watching acrobats.
Best Bars 2010: Bars For Any Occasion
Sometimes life calls for a drink. Whether it’s to celebrate a promotion, drown your sorrows after a job loss, go out with the girls, watch the Hawaii Bowl or whatever, we found the 24 best bars for 24 different occasions. Cheers!
From Our Files
January archives
Honolulu Bar Survey Sez
We asked 100 people about Hawaii's nightlife and dating scene. We found out where they go and why, and they let us know the best bar for pau hana, being single and if meeting someone at a bar leads to a real relationship. Here are the results.
From Our Files
December archives
Things to do in December in Hawaii
Visit Santa Claus, build edible architecture and view a lunar eclipse in December.
DIY Gifts in Honolulu
At these do-it-yourself boutiques, you can whip up gifts for others—or keep the goods for yourself.
Hawaii's Medical Marijuana Program
Some view it—and use it—as medicine, while others contend it is a dangerous drug, widely abused. How does the program work, and who is involved?
Ko Olina Resort to host Thanksgiving Dinner Outreach
The resort’s nonprofit will prepare and serve 4,000 Thanksgiving meals.
Field Guide: Gardening in Hawaii
Green thumbs can enjoy Mother Earth by hiking through the Lyon Arboretum, growing an orchid, repotting plants and more.
From Our Files
November archives
Hawaii Nonprofit Holds Charity Walk for Homeless
The 6th annual Walk the Talk provides money for much-needed homelessness services.
Hillary Clinton Gives Policy Speech on Oahu
The U.S. Secretary of State discussed U.S./Asia-Pacific relations.
Hawaii Steals and Deals
HONOLULU found 53 ways to shave the costs off retail therapy, sprucing up your home, collecting art, grocery shopping and more. All without breaking the bank.
From Our Files
October archives
Field Guide: Sandwiches
The best sandwich options in Honolulu.
Things to do in October in Hawaii
This month, scare yourself with Edward Gorey art, a beast and a killer cupcake.
University of Hawaii Offers Free E-Waste Disposal
Recycle your electronic goods the end of this month.
The University of Hawaii Celebrates Peace Day 2010
Learn about the International Criminal Court and listen to a human rights discussion panel.
Hawaii State Department Recognized for Being Energy-Efficient
National Nonprofit awards four states for their sustainable initiatives.
The League of Women Voters Will Hold Hawaii Education Amendment Forum
To be elected, or not to be elected.
Candidates for Honolulu Prosecutor Weigh in on Human Trafficking Issues
How do the candidates feel about state trafficking legislation?
From Our Files
HONOLULU Magazine and Paradise of the Pacific—chronicling the Islands since 1888.
Things to do in September in Hawaii
Golf for a cause, learn about refugees, listen to country music and eat Spam musubi in September.
Use Your Remote to Learn About Hawaii Candidates
Oceanic Time Warner Cable launches a political information channel.
Hawaii Candidates for Governor Hold Debate in a Dole Cannery Ballroom
One short and sweet answer and red-shirted supporters.
Kokua Kalihi Valley Celebrates National Health Center Week
Learn about health care reform, the art of storytelling, how to grow your own veggies and more.
University of Hawaii Not Alone in Budget Shortfalls
East-West Center conference speakers talk about decreased funding for public universities in Hawaii, on the Mainland and abroad.
The Hawaiian Humane Society Investigator
The Hawaiian Humane Society’s 13 animal officers ward off aggressive dogs, rescue cats from storm drains and enforce animal cruelty laws. To find out what the job is really like, we rode along with an HHS investigator.
From Our Files
August archives
Field Guide: Take a Hike!
Hiking is a great way to get out of the city and take in nature’s beauty. Here are five trails—each three miles or under—for the leisurely hiker.
Things to do in August in Hawaii
During the last month of summer, eat a gyro, fly a plane and hike the Makapuu trail.
Catch a Screening of “Ingredients” at Doris Duke Theatre
Learn about the national local food movement and support locally grown agriculture.
Hawaii Legislators to Visit Homeless
Three state representatives will talk story with the homeless in Kapiolani Park and advocate for the creation of homeless safe zones.
Exploring Kapolei
We discover 27 reasons to head out west.
Hawaii Hot Rod Benefit Raises Abuse Awareness
Check out some sweet rides, while helping prevent domestic violence in the Islands.
From Our Files
July archives
