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HONOLULU Magazine - June 2017
After 3 Years of Sailing Across the Globe, the Hōkūleʻa is Finally Coming Home to Hawaiʻi
Everything you need to know about the iconic voyaging canoe’s historic homecoming on June 17.
Next in Wine: Meet Five Sommeliers Keeping the Craft Alive Here in Honolulu
Plus, get the scoop on their favorite wine recommendations for summer.
Kaua‘i Guide: 5 Adventurous Natural Wonders to Put on Your Bucket List
Float on a giant inner tube, explore a cave, fly over the Nā Pali coast and more.
Will Hawai‘i’s Thriving Dining Scene Bring Michelin Ratings to Our Restaurants?
The famed Michelin Restaurant Guide doesn’t send its inspectors to Hawai‘i. Yet the Islands’ dining scene is attracting a growing number of Michelin-starred chefs and restaurants—and we’re all reaping the benefits. Could there be a starry future for Hawai‘i?
Quote Unquote: Why Hawai‘i Attorney General Doug Chin Blocked the Travel Ban
As the state attorney general, Doug Chin was thrust onto the national stage when he sued to block President Trump’s proposed travel ban on seven Muslim-majority nations.
Q+A: Mark Villaver, Local B-Boy Turned Viral Video Star and World-Touring Dancer
Catch Honolulu native Villaver on “So You Think You Can Dance” on Monday, June 12, on Fox.
Your Ultimate Guide to the 2017 Pan-Pacific Festival
Come to Waikīkī this Friday, June 9, through Sunday, June 11, for a weekend of festivities and performances.
Honolulu’s First Bike-Sharing Program Brings 1,000 Bikes to the Streets June 28
Now you can bop around town without taking the car out of the garage or losing your metered space, as Bikeshare Hawai‘i transforms transportation options from Chinatown to Waikīkī.
5 Fun Facts About Luibueno’s Haleiwa’s New Menu
(Sponsored) New menu items, same authentic Latin flavor.
These Volunteers are Sewing 40-Foot Plumeria Lei for Kamehameha Day
Members of Hula Hālau Ka Liko O Ka Palai string plumeria flowers to honor King Kamehameha.
What’s Going to Happen to Nā Mea Hawai‘i When Ward Warehouse Gets Demolished?
As Ward Warehouse gets ready to close, the Hawaiian bookstore and cultural center makes the most of things.
Is Your Pet Model Material? It Could Be Featured in a 2018 Calendar
For the 15th year, the Hawaiian Humane Society wants photos of Hawai‘i’s most photogenic pets for its annual calendar.
Kaua‘i Guide: 8 Places to Stay on Kaua‘i
Plus, the best spots to go camping.
Could This New Pilot Project Fix Honolulu’s Congested Street Parking Problem?
Squeezed off the streets, Kalihi neighbors try a different parking system.
This Colorful Performance Turns Dancers into Human Paintbrushes and Canvases
Using bright paints and fluid movements, IONA Contemporary Dance Theatre blends art and dance in the old Sports Authority space.
Celebrate the Bond Between Hawai‘i and Japan at the Annual Pan-Pacific Festival
The 38th annual international cultural celebration takes place from Friday, June 9 to Sunday, June 11.
Everything You Need to Know About Hawai‘i’s Record-Breaking King Tide
What is a king tide and when will it occur again?
Wait Your Tern: Native Birds Stall Honolulu Museum of Art Maintenance Project
White terns, known as manu-o-Kū in Hawaiian, are listed as a threatened species by the state.
O‘ahu Hike of the Month: ‘Aiea Loop Trail
This easy trail is a hike through a verdant forest with native trees.
The 8 Best Things To Do in June 2017
Festival season is in full swing, so get outside and dance, eat waffles and dress up with your pup.
Editor’s Page: Balance
Finding the right mix.
7 Absolutely Free Honolulu Events to Check Out in June 2017
Summer is here and there’s a lot to celebrate, including World Oceans Day, National Pride Month and the homecoming of our beloved Hōkūleʻa—all for free, of course.
Federal Grand Jury Indicts Former aio Accounting Clerk for Bank and Tax Fraud
Indictment indicates “complex scheme” to divert payments intended for HONOLULU Magazine.
