Borders Closes Four Stores
The book giant closes four stores in the Islands, affecting local publishers.
Arts & Entertainment
Iolani Palace: New Room Opens
Iolani Palace restores the colors of the past in the newly renovated music room.
New Fitness Center: Yoga, Nia and Pilates
The Still & Moving Center has Nia classes seven days a week—as well as other forms of moving meditation such as yoga, Pilates and aikido.
Things to Do in May in Hawaii
Soak in the arts this spring, or get your feet wet at a paddling festival.
Cricket, Anyone?
The British sport has a long history in Honolulu.
Philosophy for the Kids
Forget the stereotype of a bearded philosopher in a toga; this program brings critical thinking to the crayon-age set.
CD Reviews: Pekelo and Mailani
Music reviews of Pekelo and Mailani.
From Our Files
May archives
Darcey Iwashita: Pinhole Camera
A self-portrait taken near Webster Hall on the UH Manoa campus by UH grad student and photographer Darcey Iwashita.
43 Things Every Local Must Do
What place other than Hawai‘i could come up with both the shaka sign and surfing?
Field Guide: Harding Ave.
Small, funky and independent describe the businesses that line this Kaimuki street.
Two New Books
In a state where no single ethnicity holds a majority, two new books seek to unravel some of the complexities surrounding complexion in Hawaii.
CD Reviews: Alt/Air and Voices of Our Kupuna
Music reviews of Alt/Air and Voices of Our Kupuna.
Sharing the Road in Kailua
Leave your car in the garage and start commuting on two wheels.
Car Crazy in Honolulu
We may hate to commute in Honolulu, but we love our cars. Meet some of the everyday Honoluluans who race, collect and adore their automobiles.
Double-Decker Bus in Waikiki
There is a new double-decker bus rolling around town, shuttling visitors from Aloha Tower to Waikiki.
Beauty and the Big C
A local artist makes art from a killer disease.
From Our Files
April archives
Things to Do in April in Hawaii
April is about action: explosive martial-arts displays, dramatic kabuki plots and feats of valor by Scottish strongmen.
Jazz: Satomi Yarimizo
How a Japanese software engineer turned herself into the soul of the new jazz movement in Honolulu.
Art to Art: Anatomy of a Merger
Two of Honolulu’s largest art museums are merging. Here’s what it means for local art lovers.
Voice of TheBus
Meet the man calling the stops.
Former Slammers Crew Reunites to Open Home Bar and Grill on Kalākaua
The team is back together to remake their old bar spot.
From Our Files
March archives
