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Artists around the globe join forces to bring attention and funds to Maui.
HONOLULU Magazine Team
O‘ahu is full of notable neighborhoods, each with its own character. Here are seven of our favorites for local living.
A great neighborhood for urban dwellers with kids.
Prime location in the heart of the city with affordable options for the lucky few.
Lily Kanter and Avery Solmssen team up on an exciting new homewares brand that keeps community at the forefront.
Great for young families in search of space, backyards and good schools at a more affordable price.
A Windward neighborhood with Hawaiian culture, longtime residents and scrappy small businesses.
A supportive small business community where old-school meets hip and new.
The green local business branches out with houseplants, flowers and fresh food.
Our neighborhoods are changing, but some things still stick out.
A Hong Kong-born dad gives a thumbs up to a restaurant with a stylish take on dim sum.
Treat yourself to live music, theater and the largest food festival in Hawai‘i before the holi-daze happens.
The fryer-to-table model maximizes temperature and crisp.
Woodworker Nick Hunsinger, upholsterer Aung Thaitae and ceramicist Mark Kuhn have helped elevate the dining scene.
Flavors at this two-year-old Northern Indian and Nepali hole-in-the-wall are bright, bold and balanced.
A new eatery with a lot of heart and juicy, crunchy chicken karaage.
Join PetWalk and enjoy the Howl-o-ween Costume Contest, Hawai‘i Wiener Derby, pop-up vendors and more furry fun for a good cause.
See how she’s shaping the future of Capitol Modern.
With Hallowbaloo canceled, Chinatown bar owners plan a night of drink specials, music, dancing and a costume contest.
We flipped back 40 years to see what life was like back in 1983.
(Somewhat) better parking, longer hours and a shorter drive from town are perks of Waiāhole's expansion to Kāne‘ohe.
The new shop has easy, free parking at Kilohana Square—and you can still get those ice cream pies and cakes, too.
Attend a writer’s workshop, listen to panels and support the local writing community at this three-day festival, returning in person for the first time since 2020.
Where we’re boldly celebrating Hawai‘i’s diverse MVPFAFF/LGBTQIA+ community!