4 Seasonal Drinks That Taste Like the Holidays in Hawai‘i
Get some holiday cheer in beverage form.
James Charisma
Field Notes: Got a Way with Words? Test Your Skill Against These Scrabble Pros
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vibrant and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the Honolulu Scrabble Club.
Eddie Would Go, But Not in 2017
The Eddie surf contest is a no-go for 2017 but the Aikau family looks ahead for a return in 2018.
Field Notes: Knit Your Socks Off with This Local Group of Knitting Enthusiasts
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: Aloha Knitters.
Quote Unquote: Habitat for Humanity Director Plans to Build 40 Homes in 5 Years
Executive director of Honolulu Habitat for Humanity Jim Murphy manages a team that builds homes for deserving local families.
Introducing Hawai‘i’s First Locally Made Hard Cider
Paradise Ciders started producing hard cider this year, as demand for the beverage grows nationally.
6 Spooky Drinks That Taste Like Halloween in Honolulu
What better way to get into the Halloween spirit then, well, by getting into some spirits. Here are six of our new favorites.
Field Notes: Draw with Local Artists and Illustrators at Comic Jam Hawai‘i
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vibrant and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the artist collective Comic Jam Hawai‘i.
Hula Ki‘i—with Puppets—Brings a Nearly Lost Art to Honolulu Audiences
The historical puppet hula performance will make a rare appearance at a concert on Oct. 7.
Quote Unquote: What It’s Really Like Being a Television Producer in Honolulu
Video and film producer Jason Suapaia is the vice president of Integrated Media Production at PBS Hawai‘i, helping to share Hawai‘i stories that also reflect his Hawaiian and Samoan roots.
Café 8 1/2 is Now Soffritto
The Downtown Italian eatery finds a new location and expands its menu to include Cajun cuisine.
How Honolulu Ice Show Golden Moment Transforms the Blaisdell into an Ice Rink
On the 25th anniversary of winning an Olympic gold medal, Kristi Yamaguchi, Tony Award-winning singer Lea Salonga and a slew of champion skaters raise funds for childhood literacy at this event Sept. 9 and 10.
This New Art Exhibit is Rewriting the History of Abstract Expressionism
“Abstract Expressionism: Looking East From the Far West” debuts Sept. 7 at the Honolulu Museum of Art.
Where the Wild Things Went: Tracking Hawai‘i’s Most Elusive Non-Native Animals
From alligators to wallabies, an eclectic mix of alien creatures has been reported roaming the Islands. We set out to sort fact from fiction.
10 Epic Costumes That Really Impressed Us at Comic Con Honolulu 2017
Fans went all-out with incredible outfits at this year’s science fiction and comic book convention.
Joy of Sake: Drink Sake and Help Set a World Record for a Toast
This year’s Joy of Sake combines hundreds of different sake, local chefs and a chance to help set a new record for the largest kampai.
Your Ultimate Guide to Comic Con Honolulu 2017
Celebs from “The Princess Bride,” “Hercules,” and “Fight Club 2” at the Hawai‘i Convention Center.
Where to Celebrate National Fried Chicken Day in Honolulu
These are our six favorite ways to celebrate the holiday on July 6.
This Hawai‘i Local Tried Poke in NYC—Here’s the Verdict
One poke aficionado who’s lived in both New York City and Honolulu rates the top poke bowls in N.Y.C.
53 Ways to Eat Around the World Without Leaving Hawai‘i
You don’t have to book a flight to explore international flavors. We tracked down 53 of the tastiest dishes in Hawai‘i that hail from cuisines all over the globe.
What’s Going to Happen to Nā Mea Hawai‘i When Ward Warehouse Gets Demolished?
As Ward Warehouse gets ready to close, the Hawaiian bookstore and cultural center makes the most of things.
Could This New Pilot Project Fix Honolulu’s Congested Street Parking Problem?
Squeezed off the streets, Kalihi neighbors try a different parking system.
6 Upgrades Worth the Investment to Get the Most Bang for Your Buck
Here’s how you can increase the value of your home on any budget.
