HONOLULU Magazine - August 2006
Beautiful Imperfection
When you’re building a $6 million dream home overlooking Kaneohe Bay, it is possible to make things too perfect. These homeowners avoided an overwhelming mansion by roughing things up alittle.
Wave Goodbye
Last call at Honolulu’s finest nightclub
Dammed for All Time?
?Small farms and rural lifestyles hang in the balance as Kaua‘i scrutinizes its aging dams.
Topping out on the Big Island
Can one father, one son and one SUV conquer two mountains—Mauna Kea and Mauna Loa—in a single day?
Nowhere Else to Go
How the state is using its detention home as a warehouse for mentally ill kids.
A Sweet Return
After a one-year break, the Ka Himeni Ana song contest is back.
Bringing it Back
Lana’i youth gain confidence and experience in an industry that’s very close to home: Tourism.
The Artists
HONOLULU Magazine says goodbye to one art director, and welcomes another.
What’s in Storage
New self-storage centers try to set themselves apart with class.
Our Town
Ohta Wafer Factory
Music Review
Barefoot Natives, Barefoot Natives, Malama Pono Productions
Nature: Born to Run
It's halalu season—time to catch these small, tasty fish.
Shopping: Honey, Be
We combed the stores for products worth buzzing over.
On The Road with Roadshow
Is that an early-19th-century fainting couch? Fans might need it when they line up at the Convention Center this month, when Antiques Roadshow comes to Hawai’i.
A Fresh Look
Koi Ozu turns ordinary items into funky art for the Honolulu Academy of Art’s Showcase 2006.
A Mighty Wind
Maui is on the cutting edge of energy production with a new wind farm—so why isn’t everyone happy?
Working off the Baby Fat
Drop and give me 20 pacifiers! New moms bond and get back in shape at these classes.
