Ward Centre Shops and Restaurants: Where Are They Going?
With Ward Centre closed, many businesses that called it home are beginning new chapters. From restaurants to retailers, here’s their status now.
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With Ward Centre closed, many businesses that called it home are beginning new chapters. From restaurants to retailers, here’s their status now.
It’s time for our annual list of the best things our city has to offer, chosen by our readers and editorial staff. Here’s your guide to katsu, pastries, swimwear, personal trainers, clubs, classes and so much more.
The 62-year-old property recently unveiled an updated new look that pays homage to its roots.
Places and activities that have opened recently, featured in HONOLULU Magazine.
The short answer: One’s moving, the other is taking a break.
Save a Bite partners with local bakeries, pizza shops and other eateries to sell mystery boxes of discounted excess food.
Pet owners are snapping up locally sourced venison sticks, fish candy and Furry Kake treats.
The ‘Ewa Beach floral boutique offers 100% locally sourced flowers and products in addition to flexible wedding arrangements that meet queer couples’ needs.
The makerspace supports artists and entrepreneurs by providing production equipment, training and facilities.
The view from the other side of the poke counter as the April 30 closing nears.
Where to donate, volunteer and contribute to fundraisers as well as resources for those affected by the floods.
In its new chapter, the longstanding landmark pays homage to its legacy while introducing new rooms and public spaces, restored koi ponds and plans for a new Rainbow Drive-In.
Re-use Hawai‘i brings back the tool library and workshops, plus kicks off exciting new initiatives.
The former chef-owner of Nami Kaze is rolling out ambitious projects at the longtime neighborhood eatery.
The nonprofit helps teens with their mental health by providing therapy as well as workshops and a safe space for them to hang out.
Blue Startups’ latest East Meets West conference in April aims to connect local startups with a global audience.
Winners will be announced in June.
“We don’t want to be too cool for school,” Dusty Grable says. “We want to be busy, and if that means lowering prices, we’ll do it.”
Local designers Matt Bruening, Crystal Rose and Nāpali Souza give their insights on the palaka craze in Hawai‘i.
Your opinion matters. Now through Feb. 28, support our island’s businesses by voting for your favorites in more than 80 categories.
O‘ahu businesses and restaurants are closing or doing something special for the community to support the call for an end to ICE violence.
The locally sourced website has come to life: From everyday items to Maui persimmons and charcuterie, it’s all here.
Just in time for gifting season, 11 exciting new boutiques to check out.
Mark your calendar for these pop-up markets and fairs and get ready to shop small!