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7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in June 2017

Lennie Omalza,

Summer is here and there’s a lot to celebrate, including World Oceans Day, National Pride Month and the homecoming of our beloved Hōkūleʻa—all for free, of course.

21 Wins for HONOLULU Magazine at the Hawaiʻi Publishers Association Pa‘i Awards

Ashley Mizuo,

HONOLULU Magazine snags awards in more than half of the categories at this year’s Hawaiʻi Publishers Association Awards.

8 Late-Night Things To Do and Places to Eat in Honolulu

Ashley Mizuo,

Who said everything closes at 9 p.m. in Hawaiʻi? These spots are open until at least midnight.

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

Michael Keany,

A look back at Honolulu from April 1917 to 1982. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

This is What It’s Really Like to Drive for Uber in Honolulu

Colby Lawton,

Seven months on the road ferrying tourists, drunkards and worker bees—a former Uber driver tells all.

5 Powerful Moments You Missed at the 2017 Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards

Ashley Mizuo,

Hawaiʻi’s biggest night of music had some jaw-dropping moments.

UH Celebrates Legendary Rainbow Wāhine Volleyball Coach Dave Shoji’s Retirement

Ann Miller,

Hawai‘i’s volleyball fans celebrated like it was 1975 at Dave Shoji’s Aloha Ball Retirement Celebration.

Q+A: Kalani Pe‘a, Grammy Award-Winning Hawaiian Musician

Michael Keany,

Catch Pe‘a at the Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards on Saturday, May 20 on KFVE.

Field Notes: Think You’re Good at Playing Darts? Try Your Hand at These Tournaments

Don Wallace,

Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: tournament dart players.

Arts & Culture

This Beautiful Mural in Mō‘ili‘ili has a Surprisingly Disastrous Story Behind It

James Charisma,

Thieves couldn’t stop a collaboration of artists and business owners from creating a bright spot in McCully.

Calabash Kapiolani Community College Culinary Institute

The Wait is Over: The Culinary Institute of the Pacific is Now Open

Don Wallace,

The four-year culinary school opens on the slopes of Diamond Head, just in time to meet the demand of Hawai‘i’s restaurant boom.

May Madness: UH Mānoa Volleyball Faces No. 1 Ohio State in Final Four Semi

Don Wallace,

Extending their season with a gutty rally against Penn State, the Warriors are closing in on UH’s first national title in any sport since 2002’s vacated crown. Listen in on Thursday, May 4 at 2 p.m. on ESPN 1420.

7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in May 2017

Lennie Omalza,

This month, pay homage to Hawaiʻi’s tattoo culture, gather with book lovers, view beautiful gems and more, all for free.

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

Michael Keany,

A look back at Honolulu from April 1912 to 1957. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.

Blue Note Hawai‘i is Making Waikīkī a Jazz Destination for Locals

James Charisma,

As Blue Note Hawai‘i turns one, it’s hitting its groove.

University Of Hawaii At Manoa Volleyball

Listen Live: No. 3 UH Mānoa and No. 2 BYU Battle for NCAA Slot

Don Wallace,

A great season comes down to Thursday’s big game in Long Beach for the Warriors.

Your Ultimate Guide to the 2017 Merrie Monarch Festival

Michael Keany,

This year’s Merrie Monarch Festival runs from April 16–22. Here’s everything you need to know about the biggest, most prestigious hula competition in the world.

“Moana” Star Auli‘i Cravalho Makes Her New York Stage Debut

Don Wallace,

For a play reading to benefit high-need schools, the Oscars sensation (and now TV actress) will perform with a cast that includes Christopher Jackson from “Hamilton” and Uzo Aduba from “Orange is the New Black.”