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HONOLULU Family Party Idea: Sleepover Camp

Christi Young,

Set up a keiki-sized camp with touchable fire, cuddly wildlife and tasty treats for even s’more fun.

What’s New, What’s Closed and What’s Moving in Honolulu

Cassidy Keola,

Sweet Creams expands, Saint-Germain says aloha and Sunny Side rebrands.

6 Reasons Why Herringbone is Hawai‘i’s Best New Restaurant

Site Staff,

(Sponsored) Why you should vote for Herringbone in the 2019 Hale ‘Aina Awards.

First Look: Merriman’s Honolulu

Robbie Dingeman,

The first O‘ahu location of Merriman’s offers fun, fresh dishes.

See Grammy Award-Winning Artist Melissa Manchester Live at The Royal Hawaiian

Site Staff,

(Sponsored) Grammy Award-winning singer/songwriter Melissa Manchester makes her return to the historic Monarch Room at The Royal Hawaiian, a Luxury Collection Resort, on Sunday, June 24.

Why Michel’s at the Colony Surf is the Most Romantic Restaurant in Hawai‘i

Site Staff,

(Sponsored) Vote Michel’s at the Colony Surf as Most Romantic in HONOLULU Magazine’s Annual Hale ‘Aina Awards.

Who Needs In-N-Out When We Have Chubbies?

Catherine Toth Fox,

Chubbies Burgers serves simple, quality old-school burgers and fries near the old Sports Authority.

Best Of Honolulu Festival 2017 Wide Tien Enga

8 Things You Should Know About the Best of Honolulu Festival presented by American Savings Bank

Christi Young,

What to bring, when to arrive and what booth to visit first at our annual free event.

Get Lost in Honolulu Museum of Art’s New Exhibition

Kathleen Wong,

“Making Waves” highlights works by women from the museum’s collection, including Kaua‘i-based artist Carol Bennett.

7 Iconic Sugar Mill Smokestacks That Still Stand Tall in Hawai‘i

Jayna Omaye,

The landmark smokestacks serve as daily reminders of these communities’ rich plantation history.

How Hawai‘i Comedians Are Using Social Media to Cash in on Local Culture

James Charisma,

Viral videos and digital memes are the latest social media trend, delivering humorous skits and sketches straight to smartphones and tablets. Some comedians hope local kine videos lead to careers with real incomes.