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Hālawa will be undergoing major changes over the coming decades. Here’s what we want to see.
Artist Jannie Lai crafts matcha bowls, cups, sculptures and more to bring out the joy in everyday moments.
Farm Link has opened its own brick-and-mortar store, giving customers direct access to its locally sourced foods.
We’re loving Samari’s elegant woven vessels that are as much art pieces as they are accessories.
Local artist Kahi Ching interprets the Fire Horse of the upcoming Lunar New Year in watercolor and charcoal.
Add these to your 2026 bucket list.
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How we can realize more purposeful, peaceful and happy lives.
HONOLULU Magazine Team
230+ organizations that help older adults learn, live and thrive in Hawai‘i.
Former two-term governor John Waihe‘e III calls for young people to rise up. Now.
Blanche McMillan chose to shelter houseless people in her community during the pandemic despite lacking government approval.
81-year-old Edward Kuba shares his values and lessons learned over his decades of life.
All his life, waterman Mark Cunningham has answered the call of the ocean. Amid the waves, he’s learned the importance of humility, gratitude and caring for the earth.
Superager Stella Shimabukuro is a living example of the happiness of being.
As a Vietnam War refugee, Elizabeth Thu Hai Pham has learned the power of giving and receiving a helping hand.
Designed by a local optometrist, these eyeglasses and sunglasses come in a plethora of styles and can be customized.
The number of legal practice areas here—104—attests that life is complicated. But there’s no need to face those complications without an advocate.
Darlene Ogoshi has taken in nearly 100 animals since 2020, helping them develop so they can find forever homes.
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Check out the winter swells and epic surf meets happening through February (if the conditions are right).
Kaimana Banes draws from his time on the sea and shore for his stoneware sculptures that double as lights.
The national historic site marks where Japanese American citizens and prisoners of war were detained during World War II.
We asked our state epidemiologist to help clarify the confusion.
Once mostly a potato substitute, the starchy fruit now stars in desserts, pastas and more.