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New year, new hobbies, crafts and skills for you to acquire at studios and community centers around town.
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New year, new hobbies, crafts and skills for you to acquire at studios and community centers around town.
A classic from a local baker whose chocolate chip cookies had a cult following.
Indulge in local mixologist Sarah Stephens’ sumptuous mocktails.
Create new memories with your out-of-town guests, whether they’re from Hawai‘i or elsewhere.
Activities to keep keiki busy all season long.
Slow simmering makes oxtail fall-off-the-bone tender. Feel free to eat with your fingers.
The space that taught kitchen skills and stress-free recipes is back in a new spot. First up: slow and easy Sunday dinners taught by local chefs.
Acclaimed chef Alan Wong offers tasty suggestions to spruce up your family home cooking.
A dozen family-friendly happenings through October for you and the ‘ohana to look forward to.
You can’t eat anything you make, but beginner-friendly classes at Fishcake’s Fishschool are a fun way to feed your inner foodie.
Take your home cooking to the next level and learn to make everything from pasta and scones to Hawaiian food and Chinese classics.
Reprising a classic: Favorite Island Cookery books are still the go-to for dishes that are part of nostalgic local family traditions.