11 Mainland Chains We Really Wish We Had in Hawai‘i
Is it really too much to ask for Swedish meatballs and animal-style burgers?
Honolulu Magazine - October 2014
The 5 Most Haunted Hikes on O‘ahu
There are some trails on O‘ahu that everyone knows are haunted, but did you know these five?
Friday Night Frights: The Legend of Hawai‘i’s Night Marchers
We consulted with Lopaka Kapanui, owner of Mysteries of Hawai‘i, for some spine-tingling Island ghost stories. This week: Night marchers.
Friday Night Frights: Chilling Ghost Stories from Nu‘uanu Pali Lookout
Mysteries of Hawai‘i takes us on a guided ghost tour of O‘ahu. First stop: Pali Lookout.
The Real Story Behind Honolulu’s Haunted Morgan’s Corner
Are there really any ghosts haunting Morgan’s Corner? We Investigate.
Friday Night Frights: A Local Ghoul Glossary
A guide to Hawaii’s melting pot of ghosts, ghouls and demons. Here are a few traditional nightmarish entities from our many local cultures.
Scary Ghost Stories from Hawai‘i’s “Haunted” Plantation Village
We met with Hawai‘i Plantation Village executive director Jeffrey Higa, who shared some chilling ghost stories from Waipahu’s historic sugar plantation.
What’s Open and Closed in Honolulu for General Election Day
Find out what's open and closed today with this running list.
October 2014: The Best Halloween Events and Celebrations in Honolulu
It’s time to dust off your old costume and makeup kits for Halloween! Here’s your comprehensive guide to the best Halloween bashes and parties around Honolulu.
At the Summit
New Festival fosters cultural exchange in an intimate setting.
The 9 Most Haunted Places on O‘ahu
Some spots are more active—paranormally speaking—than others.
How To Tell a Scary Story: 10 Tips From Master Storyteller Jeff Gere
One of Honolulu’s master raconteurs, Jeff Gere, shares how to tell a spooky tale that will leave your audience chilled to the bone.
What Honolulu Looked Like Between 1924 and 1999
A look back at Honolulu from 1924 to 1999. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.
On a Roll: Local Printmaker Takes Steamroller to Chinatown’s Streets
Artist Sergio Garzon uses a 5,000-pound industrial steamroller to create art.
5 Must-Attend Events: October 29 - November 9
This week: Eat the Street, attend a film festival and join AccesSurf for a day at the beach.
Bad New Bug in Town
State agriculture officials find pest on Maui that eats a wide range of crops.
Kō Hana Produces Rum From Rare, Native Hawaiian Sugar Cane
How Robert Dawson harvests sugar cane for Kō Hana rum.
Style in the Aisle: 8 Decades of Fashion From Hawaiian Airlines
Hawaiian Airlines will showcase 85 years of retro uniforms at HONOLULU Fashion Week. Here’s a sneak peek.
This New Book Showcases the Gross Side of Hawai‘i
A recently released book, Hawai‘i’s Strangest Ickiest Wildest Book Ever! promises a collection of trivia “so disgusting, you won’t even notice you’re learning.”
6 Must-Attend Events: October 23 - November 1
This week, network with female business professionals, attack zombies and watch the country’s best ballet dancers.
How Hurricane Ana Got Its Name
Ever wonder how a storm gets its name?
Honolulu is the Worst Place to be During a Zombie Apocalypse
We’re ranked the most appetizing city for the walking dead–Here’s why.
What’s Closed or Canceled in Honolulu Due to Hurricane Ana
Honolulu organizers are canceling events as Hurricane approaches the Islands. Here’s a list of all the cancellations and closures in Honolulu.
Hit the Green at Ala Moana Beach Park with the Honolulu Lawn Bowls Club
Field Notes explores Honolulu’s vast and varied scenes and subcultures. This month: the Honolulu Lawn Bowls Club.
