HONOLULU Magazine - June 2009

Music reviews of Gordan Mark's Solo Ukulele and Natalie Ai Kamauu.

Need help shopping for hands-free equipment? Here are some products you might like.

Why does one box of salad last for two weeks, while another collapses in 48 hours? Derek Albano of the Whole Foods Market produce department answers.

Meet the people who grew your dinner.

After a decade of skyrocketing prices, Hawaii’s real estate market has finally slowed down. What can we expect next?

...on public school teachers, the DOE and illegal immigration in Hawaii.

...on punishment as a sailor in pre-1840s, the Infinity Dolls of 1974 and sake.

Despite the economy, there are reassuring signs of life: small boutiques opening up.

The Farmers’ Markets are cookin’, literally.

Nonprofit helps hidden victims of human trafficking and torture.

The quest for a little family Fahrvergnügen.

Meet a Honolulu pet photographer.

Sandwiched between King and Beretania, this hidden street boasts more than condos and apartment complexes.

It’s hard enough when your car gets towed. Here’s how to avoid getting gouged, too.

The disappearance of an entire colony of albatrosses leads to a high-level investigation.

These promoters give kamaaina a reason to stay up late on Kauai.

Things to do in June 2009 in Honolulu

Prices get bigger, dollars get smaller, but we want just as much.