HONOLULU Magazine - June 2008

We'll take you to some of Waikiki's best shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. You'll also find a video tour of historic spots and a printable parking map.

...on Randall Roth's "Politics in Hawaii," HPD officers and abstinence-only education.

This Aiea mini-city’s plethora of interesting shops and restaurants may surprise you.

There’s more to eat on the North Shore than shave ice and shrimp-truck lunches.

A look back at Aloha Airlines' early years, as documented in Paradise of the Pacific, predecessor to HONOLULU Magazine.

Or, when a purse is not just a purse.

You won’t experience any shopping guilt with these products, all made locally with recycled materials.

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A cult classic musical rocks out at the little theater in the graveyard.

June 2008

Kapiolani Medical Center for Women and Children’s furry employee, Tucker, brightens patients’ lives during difficult times.

Photo by Ronna BolanteOn a drizzly afternoon in Makiki, a neighborhood dense with high-rise condominiums, Nalani Boon (left) plucks a few cherry tomatoes from her small garden. The patch of green grass and soil isn’t hers, exactly. Boon just rents…

Where do the agriculture forms go when you fill them out? We found out.

A controversial Waikiki beach beautification project gets one step closer to reality.

A club scores at Kahala Mall

For a growing number of Hawaii cyclists, less is more. Who needs all those frivolous gears and brakes?

50th State Fair

I guarantee kamaaina can find something to love in this 1-square-mile neighborhood.