Chinatown Through A Lens
It’s edgy, vibrant, dynamic and diverse, and that’s what makes it a focal point for many of our city’s street photographers.
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First Look: 9Bar HNL in Kaka‘ako
Try giant scone-and-muffin pastries called scuffins.
First Look: Kona Grill in Waikīkī
This Arizona-based chain earns points for its service, selection and classic American food but falls short with sushi.
Could You Be the Mulan Disney’s Looking for?
Disney is looking for local actors to play the two lead roles in a live-action remake of “Mulan.”
Let Someone Else Cook This Thanksgiving 2016
Here’s where in Honolulu to order takeout or dine in during the holiday weekend.
From Our Files: Moments from Hawai‘i’s Past–November Edition
A look back at Honolulu from 1926 to 1991. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.
Photos: Saturday, Nov. 12 Runway Shows
Recap of HONOLULU Fashion Week presented by Hawaiian Airlines runway shows on Saturday, Nov. 12: Manaola Hawai‘i, Kini Zamora’s Reach the Runway benefit, LeaLea presents: RINKAgram and Hawai‘i Pacific Health presents Beautiful Survivors.
Photos: Friday, Nov. 11 Runway Shows
Recap of HONOLULU Fashion Week presented by Hawaiian Airlines runway shows on Friday, Nov. 11: Local Luxe, Live Aloha, Reyn Spooner and Hawaiian Airlines presents Runway to Runway.
First Look: Encore Saloon in Chinatown
The former owner of Cocina in Kaka‘ako brings his take on Mexican street food to Chinatown.
Photos: Neiman Marcus Presents The Art of Fashion Runway Show
Luxury retailer Neiman Marcus showcased a collection of high-end designers with fashions fit for fall during HONOLULU Fashion Week presented by Hawaiian Airlines on Thursday, Nov. 10.
Photos: Asaf Ganot Runway Show
New York designer Asaf Ganot showcased his collection of athletic menswear during HONOLULU Fashion Week presented by Hawaiian Airlines on Thursday, Nov. 10.
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