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Bringing fresh Thai cuisine to old Scratch location.
Check out the New York designer’s wearable art starting from this Saturday, Nov. 4.
This new shop in McCully specializes in hefty made-to-order sandwiches using freshly made bread, perfect for National Sandwich Day on Nov. 3.
Native Hawaiian speakers can join Auli‘i Cravalho on a planned dubbed version of the Disney blockbuster about Polynesian voyaging. Deadline is Nov. 24.
In “One Voice,” the senator recalls his roots and confronts his critics—gently, as is his style—while making the case for a lasting legacy.
November is about more than just turkey. Carve some time out to drink a beer, ride a bike and get snowed on.
The palace will offer free tours on Kama‘āina Sunday, Nov. 12, and will be decorated for King Kalākaua’s birthday, Nov. 16.
This short Nu‘uanu jaunt will take you to an enchanting 10-foot waterfall and swimming hole.
Watanabe Bakery brings matcha mochi doughnuts to the chain stores for a November pop-up, while demand grows for these chewy treats.
With 160 flicks to choose from in 10 days, Nov. 2—12, there’s something for every taste—including a beefed-up slate of Made in Hawai‘i films.
This month, check out a new exhibit at Bishop Museum, trot 10 miles, watch local films and more.
Hear Morgan’s fellow trumpeter Eddie Henderson Nov. 3 and 4 at Lewers Lounge, then catch the Hawai‘i International Film Festival documentary “I Called Him Morgan” Nov. 5.
This California-based chain is bringing SoCal-style Mexican fare to Honolulu.
Unsightly spider veins could be a symptom of an underlying health issue. (Sponsored)
Ala Moana Center’s newest dining hall houses many local favorites, plus Hawai‘i’s first agave bar.