22 fun and exciting things to do that we personally recommend.
Hawai‘i is already testing A.I. tools and systems that could save lives during weather emergencies.
How well do you know Korean food? These traditional dishes go well beyond the familiarity of mandoo and kim chee.
From athletes to actors, these people from Hawai‘i are making their marks.
The ‘Ewa Beach floral boutique offers 100% locally sourced flowers and products in addition to flexible wedding arrangements that meet queer couples’ needs.
Natasha McKenna strings lei with hundreds of tiny LEGOs that resemble native flowers.
Our cover story is all about finding fun and celebrating our city.
The Kekaulike archway’s design will honor prominent Chinese community members.
The anonymous O‘ahu refuse collection operator offers a behind-the-scenes look at his job.
The Nature Conservancy hopes a recently renewed insurance policy can protect the Islands’ reefs for years to come.
In this jewelry engraving experience, you’ll learn traditional techniques to hand-engrave an initial on a sterling silver pendant.
Textile artist Anale‘a Kahaiali‘i tufts rugs and wall hangings in vibrant hues and designs inspired by Hawaiian and island motifs.
Places and activities that have opened recently, featured in HONOLULU Magazine.
Hitoshi Hida’s architectural illustrations pay tribute to iconic spots in his favorite neighborhood.
The makerspace supports artists and entrepreneurs by providing production equipment, training and facilities.
It’s probably no surprise that the Toyota Tacoma is Hawai‘i’s most popular car, but the RAV4 is gaining speed.
Richard Pyle and Brian Greene have devoted their careers to discovering and documenting marine life in the ocean’s depths.
Enjoy unlimited rosé and bites at a fashionable gala, try exclusive poke creations, frolic in a sunflower field and more.
We asked five local writers to share a personal story that would resonate with a broader audience for its authenticity, humor and heart.
When it comes down to it, when the cards are on the table and the moment of truth has arrived, do I have what it takes to dig deep and win it all?
I hadn’t initially planned to take on a new surname later in life, tied to an ancestry that clearly wasn’t mine.
I don’t want to be younger and don’t care much about looking younger because I know who I am.
In a place I never planned to land, through a dog I got as a bribe, I became essential.
