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While keeping the “small island feel.”
The 47 editorial and reader picks for the places in Honolulu that make our lives just a bit easier.
Mu‘umu‘u Heaven Kailua Vintage Boutique Quietly Resurrected Across Town.
Natural corn leaders.
On September 21, eat cauliflower shawarma while learning about a more sustainable plant-based Island lifestyle.
The 19 editorial and reader picks for the chic-est shopping in the city.
Plus, a Makaweli Ranch tomahawk and Butcher & Bird’s sausages.
Here’s how two new companies, Ice Cubed Hawai‘i and On the Rock Hawai‘i, work to make your cocktails even cooler.
Kaua‘i’s Kōloa Rum celebrates a decade of distilling with plans for a new distillery, café and more.
Thin, crispy Hawai‘i-made beef jerky is officially a thing.
Kapena Tequila goes beyond dusting li hing powder on your margarita glass.
When to show up, what to buy and strategies for making the most of your visit.
Here comes your summer shopping list.
We’re all about drinking local.
From La Tour’s all-natural mix to Anahola’s range of flavors, we raided O‘ahu shelves, farmers markets and bulk bins for the best local granola.
Check out our new weekend deals from our favorite local designers, boutiques and artists.
The local card game aims to raise $22,000 on Kickstarter by April 20.
What does your child want to be when he or she grows up? In every issue of HONOLULU Family, we talk with people about their interesting jobs in Hawai‘i. This month, meet the man who spends his day on water slides.
The new Wai‘oli restores its original mission by employing people from Salvation Army’s drug and treatment center and those transitioning out of prison.
Every local bakery has that signature dessert. But if you sample the rest of the menu you’ll discover something even sweeter.
Kapi‘olani Community College has promoted local farmers, launched businesses, inspired other markets and cultivated a deep respect for Hawai‘i agriculture.
Here are some specialty items exclusive to each market organized by the Hawai‘i Farm Bureau Federation.
Where else can you get locally brewed beer on draft next to a holiday keiki train?