Where to Find Forever Lei for Your Home
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.
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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.
‘Aiku‘e and Kekahu Napoleon-Ahn opened a coconut-based ice cream shop. They didn’t expect to spend more of their time making kūlolo.
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.
Federal cuts and policy shifts are threatening various programs that support Native Hawaiian health care, housing, education and more.
Here’s what you need to apply for a Real ID with a gold star.
Dreaming of a lei garden of your own? This is your sign to dig in with tips from a horticulturist and a guidebook.
Tours are back on through October at this 20-acre property run by three generations of photographer Clark Little’s family. See what’s new.
No longer just a game for retirees, pickleball has morphed in Honolulu into both a serious sport and a wildly popular activity for people of all ages. And it’s only getting bigger.
There are empanadas, and there are Guaiqueri empanadas—made from a family recipe from an island off the coast of Venezuela.
La Casita’s Salvadoran and Honduran (and Mexican) dishes bring tastes of Central America to Waipahu.
Brazilian, Neapolitan and Portuguese craft pies showcase a higher-end vision of pizza at San Paolo.
Miguel Torres cooked at trendy Peruvian Nikkei restaurants around South America. Now he has a place of his own—in a tranquil backyard in Waialua.
New owners of the 30-year-old grocery store are turning it into a hub for Latino food entrepreneurs and the community.
A movement is underway to resurrect the traditional Hawaiian land division and management system to better care for the ‘āina, water and people.
Yuko Palazzo’s next chapter is all about intentional, conscious design.
In Waimānalo, Aunty Blanche McMillan houses people at a kauhale, or community of tiny homes, through her nonprofit.
Celebrate Scottish culture, see a rousing musical about Tina Turner’s rise to fame, nom on fair food and Spam creations and more.
A team-up for endemic species awareness by local artist and conservation biologist Ariel Imoto and Danya Weber, founder of Laulima.
Developer Areté Collective is building 20 resort condos amid community concerns about coastal erosion, habitat loss and cultural preservation.
The only way to understand anyone or anything is to learn more.
Using Econyl, a nylonlike fabric regenerated from discarded industrial plastic, Onepa‘a Hawai‘i makes sustainable swimwear and hats.
Sheldon Nagata transformed his weed-filled Punchbowl property into a green wonderland, finding his passion in the process.
“While I’m physically putting those puzzle pieces back together, it recreates a beautiful connection between the things we use and each other.”