In Hawaiian Hands: The Story of Reggae in Hawai‘i – Part II: Jawaii Examines Jawaiian Music
The documentary series explores not only how reggae arrived here, but also how it shaped and evolved our local music culture.
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The documentary series explores not only how reggae arrived here, but also how it shaped and evolved our local music culture.
Celebrate King Kamehameha Day and Father’s Day, dance and party on Kalākaua Ave., adopt a dog and more.
Guests dressed to honor the spirit of old Hawai‘i in captivating mu‘umu‘u. Plus, a fashion show by Puamana Crabbe Designs, Princess Ka‘iulani Fashions and TAV Pacific.
Celebrate Pride Month with the return of the Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival, learn about gender-affirming care for keiki and more.
Looking for Father’s Day gifts? Here’s what our local Kaimukī bookstore recommends dads should read.
Tune in for a special musical program with Jerry Santos, Kamuela Kimokeo, Haunani Apoliona and more performing beloved classics and a new song.
View beautifully crafted quilts featuring Hawai‘i-inspired designs.
In this new documentary narrated by Raiatea Helm, PBS Hawai‘i traces the origins and lasting impact of Hawaiian music.
In selecting our 2024 winners in seven categories, we considered heart, breadth of audience, readability and connection.
The ‘ukulele artist shot the enchanting video for her latest single at Shangri La Museum.
Over malasadas and lettuce wraps, the Grammy-winning singer-songwriter talks about his bold path as a Hawaiian, from Pana‘ewa to Carnegie Hall.
Laugh at a play, watch inspiring surfers, see animated flicks, spend an evening in a garden and more.
See the dramedy play that inspired a Netflix sitcom, join the lantern floating ceremony, jam with Maoli and welcome bon dance season.
Meet Disney characters, go bird watching, celebrate Mother’s Day, see a silent film and more.
It’s easily one of our favorite home décor trends of late—creative takes on forever lei, crafted with pua and leaves made of glass, leather and stone.
Hawai‘i lei makers wowed again with fantastic submissions to this year’s May Day lei contest.
Here’s where to celebrate Lei Day: we’ve rounded up the many places offering intro classes on the Islands’ signature floral craft.
The classic Hawai‘i garment feels decidedly fresh again, with local designers dreaming up exciting iterations for all occasions.
Celebrate May Day and Cinco de Mayo, attend a Filipino fiesta, view Hawaiian artifacts and more.
With a message of solidarity after last weekend’s tragedy in Vancouver, the Fiesta will be a show of cultural pride.
Admire 100+ artworks themed around Aloha Nō at venues across the state from Feb. 15 to May 4, 2025.
Cycle on the North Shore, dance to Bollywood beats, see two spooky flicks, discover the history of Waialua and more.
You’re invited to “Botanical Rhapsody: A Floral Odyssey,” a night of music, fashion and culinary delights in support of Friends of Capitol Modern.
“While I’m physically putting those puzzle pieces back together, it recreates a beautiful connection between the things we use and each other.”