From Our Files: What Honolulu Looked Like Between February 1920 and 1980
A look back at Honolulu from 1920 to 1980. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.
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A look back at Honolulu from 1920 to 1980. Stories taken from the archives of Paradise of the Pacific and HONOLULU Magazine.
Colorful candy, sweet experiments and dry ice create a formula for fun.
You’ll definitely get some bites when you put out these tasty ocean-inspired treats.
Treetops Restaurant reopens in Mānoa after a yearlong hiatus.
Tea lovers, rejoice! These six spots make delicious boba milk teas from fresh ingredients and brewed tea.
Feb. 24–March 1: Taste six handpicked whiskies, indulge in chocolate and enjoy a night of comedy.
Congratulations to the three local chefs named semifinalists for what’s known as the Oscars of the food universe.
A ballet dancer’s body? Really? Okay, I’m in.
Feb. 17–March 1: The Harlem Quartet performs, Chinatown turns into a Mardi Gras block party and more fun things to do in Honolulu.
You don’t have to be Chinese to enjoy these eight lucky foods traditionally eaten by the Chinese during the lunar new year.
This weekend is the big celebration: On Friday, February 13, you’ll see lions dancing through Chinatown for Choy Cheng; and on Saturday, February 14, Maunakea Street will be closed all day and night for the big street festival and parade.
Move over, Subway. There’s a new sandwich shop in Kailua.
Chefs bring Off The Wall concept to King Street.
Ethnic beauty pageants have long been a staple of Hawai‘i’s diverse cultural history. Over the years, though, they’ve had to evolve to fit the changing times.
The best food and drink events happening this month in Honolulu.
From must-try restaurants to can’t-miss events, get the stories and recommendations worth knowing.