Things to Do on O‘ahu in July and August 2023
Listen to the symphony under the stars, support local entrepreneurs and watch the stage rendition of a classic Disney movie.
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Listen to the symphony under the stars, support local entrepreneurs and watch the stage rendition of a classic Disney movie.
For this issue, we flipped back 65 years to see what the city was buzzing about in July 1958.
Find the family-friendliest picks on the island, from horseback rides to child development classes to kids’ party styling.
Our editors picked 14 top categories plus 21 readers’ choices to establish the best food and drinks on O‘ahu this year.
Father’s Day is on June 18. Tip your dad cap to the father figures in your life with cool and handsome finds from O‘ahu boutiques.
Drs. Lynn M. Iwamoto, Bradley Tokeshi and Hisami Oba are carrying on a proud tradition of caring for the Hawai‘i community.
Support—and learn from—local chefs and their small food businesses with artisan cooking classes at Hana Kitchens.
We flipped back 20 years to see what the city was buzzing about in June 2003.
Hit the beach in fresh releases from Native Hawaiian designers and eco-friendly swimsuit lines.
No matter how young you are or where you are in life, you need a will. You just never know what might happen.
From artificial intelligence to supermarkets, here are five trends that show where medicine in the Islands is headed, for the better.
Her story collection, written outside of working hours at a demanding downtown job, is drawing raves—and feels like a reset for Hawai‘i literature.
Admire a colorful array of flora, dance in the streets at Honolulu’s largest Obon and enjoy the songs of a beloved Broadway musical.
After 18 years, NextDoor is still going strong; now a trove of old photos documents the early days of the eclectic Honolulu venue.
Why is it rare to find Hawaiian chefs cooking Hawaiian food professionally? In Part 1 of this two-part series, Kealoha Domingo of Nui Kealoha catering tells his story.
Visit a Korean temple, buy some new plants, catch a foreign film and discover the lesser-known parts of East O‘ahu.
Christine Hitt
Despite a decadeslong effort to rehabilitate the health of the Hawaiian people, effects stemming from colonization prove long-lasting, with much more work to be done.
Christine Hitt
Despite a decadeslong effort to rehabilitate the health of the Hawaiian people, effects stemming from colonization prove long-lasting.
We flipped back 65 years to see what the city was buzzing about in May 1958.
Eat your way through Poke Fest, admire the Shinnyo Lantern Floating ceremony, and find your jam at concerts and art events.
Make special memories as a family this summer and check out our Summer Programs Guide for 30 more ideas.
(Special Promotional Section) HONOLULU Magazine celebrates some of Hawai‘i’s prominent leaders and businesses who are making waves in their industry.