Getting an Early Glimpse of Hokulea and Hikianalia Canoe Trek
Polynesian canoes go on a three-hour tour.
HONOLULU Magazine - April 2014
Free Na Leo Pilimehana Concert for May Day Celebration in Waikiki
May Day is Lei Day in Hawaii, and a free concert by Na Leo Pilimehana on Waikiki Beach will be part of an event celebrating it.
From Our Files: April
In 1888, King Kalakaua issued a royal charter, commissioning a magazine. Then titled Paradise of the Pacific, this publication became HONOLULU Magazine, making it the oldest magazine west of the Mississippi.
Exclusive Q&A: Comedian and Radio Talk Show Host Dennis Miller
Comedian Dennis Miller and Fox News host Bill O'Reilly, who are appearing around the country on their "Bolder & Fresher Tour," will take the stage at the Blaisdell Concert Hall on Saturday, May 10th.
Hawaii Designer Q&A: Jason Dow
Local goldsmith and fine jeweler Jason Dow sheds some light on his stunning new Prakāśa Collection.
New Honolulu Restaurants: Dagon, Goofy Cafe & Dine, Izakaya Torae Torae
Burmese, Surf and Stamina.
Merrie Monarch Celebrates 51st Year
It's April, and that means it’s time for the Merrie Monarch Festival, now heading into its 51st year.
Hawaiian Shochu Co.: Sweet Potato Shochu Made in Haleiwa, Hawaii
Hawaiian Shochu Co., a tiny craft distillery, turns sweet potatoes into shochu.
Gov. Abercrombie Announces 'Keep the Country Country' Deal to Preserve 665.8 Acres at Turtle Bay Resort
More than 600 acres at Turtle Bay Resort on the North Shore would permanently be put off limits to development.
Fashion Trend: Mosaic Patterns
Give your wardrobe a spring break with richly colored mosaic-inspired pieces.
'Hidden Waikiki' Guide: After Dark
When the sun goes down on another Waikiki day, you'll find us at these hidden haunts.
Field Notes: Manoa Pool
Each month Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vibrant and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: Weekday Afternoons at Manoa Pool.
Hawaii Construction Boom: New Developments Coming to Honolulu, North Shore, Central, West and Windward Oahu
New developments are changing the face of Honolulu—find out what’s coming.
VIDEO: Rare Drone Footage of Humpback Whales Surfing North Shore’s Pipeline
A North Shore resident captured rare video footage of humpback whales surfing Pipeline's waves.
New Book: 'The Value of Hawaii 2'
A new anthology grapples with the big questions.
Aloha Festivals Announces Poster Contest for Student Artists
Students from kindergarten through college are invited to design the poster for the 2014 Aloha Festivals.
Monster Attraction: Luxury Accessories Made From Exotic Animal Skin
Coming to a closet near you—fresh takes on spring’s blockbuster, exotic-skin trend starring Godzilla-inspired snake and croc finishes.
Best in Real Estate Hawaii 2014
HONOLULU Magazine presents a guide to the top agents and brokers in real estate. Whether you’re looking to buy, sell, refinance or insure a home, this is a great place to find expert help.
The Germinator: Hawaii State Epidemiologist Sarah Park
Sarah Park, infectious disease physician, state epidemiologist and chief of the Hawaii Department of Health’s Disease Outbreak Control Division, investigates everything from measles outbreaks to the flu and leptospirosis. She isn’t scared of a little dengue, but she also doesn’t buy the 5-second rule.
Kaimuki’s Newly Renovated 12th Ave Grill is Bigger and Better
The biggest little neighborhood restaurant.
Afterthoughts: Striking A Chord
When does a rant turn into something more?
What's the Real Story Behind Eleven44's 65-Year-Old Mural?
A 65-year-old artwork symbolizing the eternal struggle in life has overcome its own battles, from an early identity crisis to sledgehammer attacks.
