You may be familiar with the bronze “historic residence” plaques prominently displayed outside some O‘ahu homes. They’re a visible designation of historic properties, a half century or older, on the ...

Cheer on competitive pickleball players, celebrate Honolulu Pride, see a Hawaiian history-inspired musical and international ...

It honestly does not feel like work when I’m conversing with people about what they’re passionate about and why. I was drawn ...

H IFF’s two foodie films this year take place in locales relatively near each other—one in Okinawa, the other in Hong Kong ...

Meet the inspiring women featured in our Celebrating Wāhine Awards, plus check out the HONOLULU Book Awards, 2027 College ...

The Kaimukī community takes Small Business Saturday to another level with its annual Keep It Kaimukī Saturday event, presented by Hawai‘i State Federal Credit Union. Now in its ninth year, the ...

The Moana Masters cooking series highlights different parts of the culinary experience at the historic Moana Surfrider. A recent class led by pastry chef Carmen Montejo included a demonstration on ...

One of the most anticipated restaurant openings of the year is actually a reopening. Diners mourned the end of an era when the original Alan Wong’s on King Street closed in 2020 after 25 years. Now, ...

Faria feels like what would happen if our Portuguese grandma’s dining room got a makeover by a creative cousin who’s been itching to add her own spin. At the entrance, a wall of rosaries overlooks a ...

What pairs best with mai tais, other than sunsets, blistered shishito peppers, kālua pork quesadillas and ‘ahi spring rolls? Live music, of course—and Honolulu’s scene has a little bit of everything.

Starting Saturday, March 19, two priceless historic Hawaiian ali‘i garments—a feathered cloak and helmet that Kalani‘ōpu‘u gave to Capt. James Cook in 1779—will be on display at the Bishop Museum ...