Hawaii International Film Festival's Creative Lab offers free workshops
Are you an aspiring filmmaker? The Hawaii International Film Festival is offering free workshops.
HONOLULU Magazine - October 2013
Hawaii Fishing & Seafood Festival all about celebrating our Islands' fresh catch
The largest community celebration of Hawaii’s fishing and seafood heritage happens on Sunday.
What is it like to live in a historic Hawaii home?
Homes on the Historic Register are beautiful relics of an older Hawaii, but what are they like to actually live in?
Humpbacks are back! First spotting kicks off official Hawaii whale-watching season
The whales arrive throughout the season, moving in and out of Hawaiian waters through the winter.
Birds of Paradise: Can You Spot These 5 Hawai‘i Birds in Honolulu?
You don’t have to venture deep into the forest to spot beautiful, interesting birds.
The Man Who Bought Liliha Bakery and opened The Signature
Peter Kim made his name with casual dining spots such as Yummy Korean BBQ. Five years ago, he bought Liliha Bakery. Now he’s moving upscale with the steakhouse The Signature.
October 2013: Honolulu Haunted House Attractions
If creepy clowns, hungry zombies and monsters give you the heebie-jeebies, then stay at home, scaredy cats. This month, these haunted attractions on Oahu are sure to give you chicken skin.
Hawaii Fashion Month showcases designs from two UH graduates
Meet two 2013 graduates from the UH Apparel Product Design and Merchandising Program who will be showcasing their unique designs this month.
Rediscovering Kahanu Garden on Maui's Hana Coast
Built on a lava ridge walled and filled in with stones, and covering more than three acres, Piilanihale Heiau is believed to be one of the largest heiau in the Islands.
Things to do for Halloween 2013 in Honolulu, Hawaii
Here is your list of Halloween events, celebrations and haunted houses in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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October 2013: Honolulu Halloween Events and Celebrations
This year Halloween falls on a Thursday, so feel free to kick off the weekend early. Or, if you’re really down to give that costume a workout, kick off Halloween as early as today.
6 Hawaii bakeries you haven't visited yet but should
There really is something for everyone with a sweet tooth.
Uber in Honolulu, the private car service app comes to Oahu
Black car service? So what? What Uber has to offer may be more than that.
Zombies will take over Chinatown pubs in October for Hawaii Zombie Crawl
The undead are taking over Chinatown, and they're thirsty!
Federal gov't shutdown closes Hawaii national parks. Here's what's closed.
The federal government shutdown has prompted the closures of all of Hawaii’s National Park Service parks, monuments, trails and historic sites, until further notice.
Arancino at The Kahala and The Signature Are Bringing Fine Dining Back to Honolulu
For the past few years, it’s been about pop-ups and picnic tables; now, is the dining pendulum swinging back toward formal dining rooms and white tablecloths?
8 Things to Do in October
Get moving this month: Learn how to belly dance, hear Native American drumming, hop on a carnival ride and eat fresh, local fish.
8 Favorite Fashions from Hawaii Fashion Month
Fresh finds from Hawaii Fashion Month.
Top 5 favorite places to watch a sunset in Hawaii
Readers' poll results for "Where are your top 5 favorite places to watch a sunset?"
Hawaii Fashion Month
Please see full schedule at Hawaii Fashion Month.
Hawaii International Film Festival expands to Kauai and Big Island
This year’s 33rd annual Hawaii International Film Festival will be expanding screening to Big Island and Kauai.
October 2013: Table of Contents
On the Cover: "Scary Issue" Illustration: Erik Ries Features Living History Vintage-home owners maintain a piece of history for generations to come, despite costly restoration. But the challenge of keeping with tradition is what makes it fun for these…
Welcome to the Issue: Bouncing Back
The new way of thinking about disaster preparation.
