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Festivities include lion dance performances, promotions, calligraphy and more!
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Festivities include lion dance performances, promotions, calligraphy and more!
January is Mu‘umu‘u Month in Hawai‘i! From Princess Ka‘iulani and Bete Inc. to Manuheali‘i and Mamo Howell, here’s where to shop for vintage and secondhand mu‘u.
Many will let you join just by showing up. And there’s always a post-run pau hana at a local brewery or restaurant.
This year, Hawai‘i’s largest pop-up art show will feature 250 artists and about 1,200 pieces. The artwork, like in past years, is expected to rack up enormous sales during the two-day celebration.
Chinatown 808 is set to ring in the Year of the Snake with its signature Chinatown Festival & Parade, presented by American Savings Bank, on Saturday, Jan. 25, 2025.
Our digital editor’s dad takes her back to the restaurant where she had her first taste of dim sum.
Oh Wow Laulau and the poi-fect parfait are back at the roadside stand in Waimānalo.
Two places where buttery shabu shabu beef is so good, you can skip the sauces.
Wendy Hensel plans to travel to all UH campuses to learn how to better serve the college community and elevate the university’s reputation.
Snacks, noodles and xiao long bao at the new sister eatery to Chengdu Taste and Mian.
It wasn’t just one thing, but the story from co-owner Minaka Urquidi mirrors similar issues at many local eateries.
Throwback to that time we found a brand-new tamale place between a mandoo shop and a Thai bar.
The old Bombay Palace has new owners and a new menu of curries and momo dumplings.
Take your New Year’s resolutions to the next level with these recommended titles for self-care and reflection.
Find excellent cocktails and a global food menu inside the old 3660 On the Rise spot.