Your Guide to the Perfect 4th of July Weekend in Honolulu: June 29–July 5
Catch the Independence Day fireworks, dance at an obon festival and enjoy an outdoor concert at the Waikīkī Aquarium.
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Catch the Independence Day fireworks, dance at an obon festival and enjoy an outdoor concert at the Waikīkī Aquarium.
Catch AJR and John Cruz in concert, and Honolulu Night Market returns.
Don’t miss Henry Kapono and an all-star lineup of Hawai‘i musicians, and an encore performance of Black Voices Matter.
Watch the King Kamehameha Day Parade, browse for books and stream a local play.
Spend a day at the beach watching the world’s top adaptive surfers and see the latest Spider-Man flick at a water park.
Find peace during the lantern floating festival, celebrate a three-day weekend at the 50th State Fair, admire art highlighting local artists and more.
Singer/Disney legend Lea Salonga performs, shell-ebrate turtles at Sea Life Park, catch a movie on the museum lawn and check out a beer/aloha shirt collab, a Cambodian Rock Band and more.
Help clean up an ‘Ewa shoreline, explore a museum after dark, celebrate the return of live ballet and more.
Get your Champagne, confetti and chee-hoos ready, we’re celebrating moms and Hawai‘i’s 2022 Triennial.
Make lei po‘o on the beach, watch hula and go check out a pop-up art exhibit in Kaka‘ako.
Celebrate your love for Spam, dress up as your favorite anime character, mālama ka ‘āina for Earth Month and score cute eco-fashions made from pineapples.
Broadway is back with a Beautiful new show, UH football hosts a fan party, Easter’s almost here, find local art and more.
Get out your Champagne, confetti and chee-hoos ready, we’re celebrating moms and Hawai‘i’s 2022 Triennial.
Learn how to use some cool tools, celebrate Earth Day with a community clean up and see Timmy Chang talk the future of football.
Join a sustainability scavenger hunt, celebrate the art of dance and meet the members of Kalapana.
Catch a funny musical murder mystery, attend a parade on St. Patrick’s Day, celebrate women’s art and paddle out in memory of a local football legend.
Celebrate new artists, Women’s History Month and the longest reigning Hawaiian king.
Grab your girlfriends, pals and breakfast enthusiasts: Honolulu’s favorite late-morning bash returns on April 3. And this year’s lineup has us in brunch-drunk love.
Cheer your fangirl/boy heart out for a local pop band, learn how to ride a bike and go see a spoken word poetry showcase for Black History Month.
The Hawai‘i Triennial opens with art all over, Judy Collins sings, a musical Tarzan swings, and dance and electronic pop concerts give us more reasons to go out.
Celebrate love, journal the write way and learn about women who are winning in everyday life.
Shop fresh local finds, flash back to the ’80s with the Brat Pack, see a Hawai‘i-born The Voice standout live, and cheer on world-class athletes as they go for the gold.
Watch history be made at Pipeline, go see an Old West-meets-Shakespeare musical and make your own dumplings for Chinese New Year.
Discover never-before-displayed photos of Kaho‘olawe, revel over Macy Gray’s voice, check out live historic drama, laugh and shred something you don’t need.
From plantation towns to planned communities, Central O‘ahu has its share of secret spots, a bumper crop of bowling alleys and neighborhood eats.
We celebrated National Take a Hike Day (Nov. 17), with a round up of our top picks for the best hikes on the Island.
Not willing to change her identity to be part of the industry, Mahina Florence is at the height of her career because of her flawless Hawaiian complexion, strong athletic build, and friendly aloha spirit.
These restaurants and cafés hold themselves to a higher eco-standard that make deciding where to eat for ocean-minded people an easy decision.