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Think the Cherry Blossom Festival is Just a Beauty Pageant? Here’s Why It’s Way More

HONOLULU Magazine Team,

The ethnic festival has evolved to focus more on cultural education and professional development.

From Our Files: Moments from Hawai‘i’s Past–March Edition

Jayna Omaye,

A look back at Honolulu from March 1923 to 2013. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

Taste the Art at Honolulu Museum of Art’s Spring Benefit

Lesa Griffith,

Local chefs create dishes based on artwork for Palette on April 6.

10 Awesome Costumes That Wowed Us at Kawaii Kon 2018

James Charisma,

Anime, comic and video game fans were decked out in amazing outfits this weekend at the Hawai‘i Convention Center.

The 8 Best Things To Do in March 2018

Marisa Heung,

Spring cleaning can wait. Celebrate Pacific Rim cultures, run with the family, drink (lots of) beer and channel your inner David Bowie with the best events happening this month.

7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in March 2018

Enjy El-Kadi,

Attend a female-focused film festival, take a Biki bike out for a spin, get your nerd on, celebrate one of Hawai‘i’s favorite foods and more, all for free.

6 Can’t-Miss Honolulu Concerts to Check Out in March 2018

Bridget Kitson,

Go out and get down this month with modern jazz, heavy rock and smooth electronic sounds.

Your Ultimate Guide to Kawaii Kon 2018

James Charisma,

Here’s our handy cheat sheet of the best Kawaii Kon events happening this weekend, from speed dating to costume contests to concerts.

Our Waikīkī: Songs About the Iconic Tourist Destination

HONOLULU Magazine Team,

Listen to our playlist of songs that expresses the world’s love for Waikīkī.

14 Fresh Murals From Pow! Wow! Hawai‘i 2018 You’ll Want to Instagram Now

Diane Lee,

Time to bust out that selfie stick.

Field Notes

Field Notes: Ring in the Lunar New Year with These Okinawan Lion Dancers

Robbie Dingeman,

Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: Okinawa Lion Dancers.

From Our Files: Moments from Hawai‘i’s Past–February Edition

Jayna Omaye,

A look back at Honolulu from February 1933 to 2013. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

Fat Tuesday Fun: 6 Ways to Celebrate Mardi Gras in Honolulu

Robbie Dingeman,

From indulgent malassadas and great meals to a block party, this year’s guide takes you reveling in Mardi Gras on Feb. 13, the eve of Valentine’s Day.

8 Creative Ways to Spend Valentine’s Day in Honolulu: The Best Activities for Everyone You Know

Bridget Kitson,

Whether you’re single, taken or married, there’s something fun to do this Valentine’s Day.

Texas Artist Erick Swenson Gets His First Museum Solo Show in Honolulu

Lesa Griffith,

“Abstruction: The Sculpture of Erick Swenson” at the Honolulu Museum of Art is more than a decade in the making. It opens March 1.

Your Guide to Attending the 2018 ‘Ukulele Picnic in Kaka‘ako

Bridget Kitson,

Everything you need to know about this musical Sunday in the park.

The Stars Will Be Out for U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy Smith at the Honolulu Museum of Art

Don Wallace,

The poet at the Doris Duke Theatre Sat., Feb. 10 promises to dazzle and also reach out to Island audiences, a major goal of Smith’s tour of the U.S.

Your Ultimate Guide to Pow! Wow! Hawai‘i 2018

Katrina Valcourt,

This year, Pow! Wow! Hawai‘i takes place between Feb. 10 and 18. Here’s your guide to all of the events and artists participating in the eighth annual festival, including a new activity.