All the Spooky, Scary, Tricksy Halloween Fun on O‘ahu
Spooky season is on. Here’s where you can chase ghosts, pick pumpkins, scream your head off or parade your fabulous costume.
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Spooky season is on. Here’s where you can chase ghosts, pick pumpkins, scream your head off or parade your fabulous costume.
This piece from March 2011 has been trending in our page views, so we’re reprising it here as a sweet Friday treat.
The little brother to Signature Prime Steak has serious discounts daily.
From fishing to oatmeal to kaiseki, these films remind us of the deeper power of food.
Learn about space, explore the Queen Emma Summer Palace, chill out to reggae beats, go on an after-hours history tour and more.
Twelve years after opening in Chinatown, one of Hawai‘i’s hottest restaurants brings global-modern Vietnamese to the top of Wai‘alae Avenue.
Check out the new season of Hiki Nō on Tuesday, Oct. 21, with weekly news programs produced by local students.
The sunny, cozy spot is a matcha lover’s dream—and it has the best matcha yuzu lemonade.
From pumpkin pastries to creepy cakes to diabolical donuts, there are plenty of tricksy treats to be had this Halloween season.
The 45th annual HIFF runs Oct. 16–26 in Honolulu with a new format.
Yes, it’s BYOB—until they get their liquor license.
Sip and shop in Waikīkī, level up your photography skills, taste sake, snack on new eats, geek out at a sneaker fest and more.
To honor Indigenous Peoples’ Day, here are five titles by Native authors that explore the resilience and legacies of their people.
Perfect Day is making these lingering hot days more delicious.
No tricks, only treats with these musicians across O‘ahu.
Reprising this classic because everywhere else in the U.S. (except one spot), they’re baked.
Think buttery pasta, grilled octopus and roasted bone marrow with Vietnamese touches—and chicken pho for the soul.
It’s Pride month! Fly your flag at the Honolulu Pride Parade and Festival, join a community 5K and enjoy a family day at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Find chewy, silky house-made noodles, lunch sets and izakaya dishes at the corner of McCully and Young.
Pau hana at architecture firms, feast on tofu, play 12+ sports, meet John John Florence and more.
Aloy was tapped as a first-round draft pick by the Baltimore Orioles in July.
Pursuing professional sports is an arduous, costly journey, requiring grit and an all-in commitment from young athletes and their families. So why does the dream burn so big in Hawai‘i?
Give your future college student the best leg up with our Hawai‘i College Guide that covers preparation guidance like finances and testing.
Matty Wong is the first person from Hawai‘i to qualify for the highest level of professional bass fishing tournaments.