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Experience

The Fortunate Foodie: Volunteer at These Nonprofit Kalo Farms in He‘eia

Maria Burke,

Here’s how you can help plant and harvest kalo, clear invasive growth and more at Kāko‘o ‘Ōiwi and Papahana Kuaola.

What’s New

Osso Buco in Waimānalo: Kalapawai Cafe Changes Up a Sleepy Dinner Scene

Maria Burke,

Find coffee and sandwiches by day and dishes like osso buco and panzanella salad by night at the local chain’s newest eatery.

Local-Style Eats

‘Ahi Assassins Is Back—You’ll Find Their Poke at He‘eia Pier

Mari Taketa,

Lunatic, Hawaiian, spicy and shoyu ‘ahi poke are now at the plate lunch counter on Kaneohe Bay.

Your Weekend: Ideas for Family Fun-September 10, 2020

Christi Young,

Photo: Courtesy of Ocean Institute, Dana PointThe Hikianalia is one of the boats that will be highlighted in a virtual maritime festival. Oceanic Institute Maritime Festival Things are getting shipshape this weekend at this maritime celebration. It is based in…

Your Weekend: The Best Family Events-May 8, 2019

Honolulu Family Team,

We Are Samoa Festival and World Fireknife Championships Sharp blades and open flames are no-nos for kids, but that’s what makes the World Fireknife Championships appealing. This four-day event brings together the Pacific region’s top fireknife dancers to determine a world…

A cute French bakeshop now calls an orchid nursery home

Thomas Obungen,

Windows down. Breeze blowing. The meandering drive along Oahu's windward coast is unforgetable. I've done it many times but there are a still a few surprises around each turn. Rounding the bend from Kualoa Ranch from the North or just past Waiahole Poi…

Something new: Over Easy

Grant Shindo,

Brunch in Kailua, the nexus of the island’s brunch-iverse, is about to get even better. Over Easy, a new restaurant focusing on fresh local fare by a pair of Alan Wong alums, opens today on Kuulei Road by McDonald’s. The…