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HONOLULU Magazine Team
To support the wide range of services and programs offered by nonprofits, we hope you’ll join us in supporting organizations who are pushing forward with their visions for a better Hawai‘i.
Driven by craft and quirk, they’re expanding the boundaries of Japanese food in Honolulu.
Growing up half white, half Chinese in Hawai‘i, I never thought about race. Now, it’s a major part of my identity.
Adorn walls with your favorite neighborhoods, surf breaks and more with handmade pieces by The Hawaiian Standard.
The ultimate directory of home industry professionals, services, suppliers and shops in Hawai‘i.
In lieu of ordinary holiday presents, send family and friends to workshops, tours and events.
A former nurse finds his true calling running his own Filipino-themed coffee cart.
Snag dining deals during HONOLULU Restaurant Week, celebrate Makahiki, welcome the holiday season at Honolulu City Lights’ opening night and more.
The inaugural HHSAA Surfing State Tournament will debut next May on Maui.
Organizations are counting on donations and local community support to help them navigate rough terrain.
Breathwork classes are becoming increasingly popular as more people realize the health benefits of conscious breathing.
In the hands of Keely Nakama, tattered Hawaiian quilts are transformed into stunning heritage fashions.
The holiday immersive event will transform Hawai‘i Convention Center with lights, music, a Christmas market and an ice skating rink.
Admire the clean lines and subtle touches that make Hale Kai Apo’s kitchen a stunner.
A proposed gondola lift, zip line and all-terrain vehicle tours at Mount Ka‘ala are behind a fight pitting the North Shore and neighboring communities against outside developers who want to expand visitor attractions.
To curb the alarming increase of traffic fatalities, the state, city and police are urging the public to do their part with the Safer Roads, Together and Vision Zero campaigns.