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Novel, oral history, memoir, poetry—explore diverse genres, perspectives and experiences told by queer voices this Pride Month.
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Novel, oral history, memoir, poetry—explore diverse genres, perspectives and experiences told by queer voices this Pride Month.
Save the dates for these Obon festivals and bon dances happening across O‘ahu this summer.
Celebrate diverse cultures at fun festivals, join a running or swimming race, see Earth, Wind & Fire in concert and more.
Catch a sunset flick on the beach, meet a Nepalese artist, up your sustainability knowledge, play more than 2,000 board games and more.
Seek self-care at a wellness event, float a lantern on Memorial Day, watch animated masterpieces, see a satirical play and more.
This month’s Home Is Here takes a trip down memory lane with locals reminiscing about Aloha Stadium.
Our favorite new works by Native Hawaiian, Pasifika and Asian American authors for readers of all ages.
Hawai‘i lei makers once again graced the May Day lei contest with gorgeous submissions.
Shop thoughtful Mother’s Day gifts, admire amazing flower displays, join a wearable art parade, play at a kid-focused festival and more.
22 fun and exciting things to do that we personally recommend.
Hitoshi Hida’s architectural illustrations pay tribute to iconic spots in his favorite neighborhood.
Enjoy unlimited rosé and bites at a fashionable gala, try exclusive poke creations, frolic in a sunflower field and more.
Flores de Mayo and Filipino Fiesta returns with a rice-inspired theme plus games, live performances and a balut-eating contest.
Sip rosé at a fashion-forward soirée, attend a family-friendly foodie event, celebrate Lei Day, see an opera in ‘Ōlelo Hawai‘i and more.
PBS Hawai‘i marks a milestone in local television with a special 60th anniversary pledge program.
Shop and support local, see a star-studded benefit concert, attend an anime festival, watch a Spam-themed drone show and more.
Shop and support local, watch flicks by young filmmakers, see a hula-inspired exhibit, go to a symphony honoring Hōkūle‘a and more.
March in an art parade, meet an astronaut, vote for the best musubi, run a half marathon and more.
“Da Pidgin Guerrilla” Lee A. Tonouchi shares the poems and books that have inspired him.
Celebrate spring at a sakura-themed pop-up, admire pastel paintings, take a LEGO workshop, hunt for a golden egg and more.
Hula hālau come from near and far to participate in this world-renowned competition.
We caught up with the writer, teacher and Pidgin advocate after his appointment.
The artist has hand-painted iconic signage for several local businesses.
Journalist Shawn “Speedy” Lopes uncovers the history of punk, indie and alternative music in the Islands.