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Exhibit on Maui spotlights surfing history and art
“Surfing Hawai‘i,” at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Schaefer International Gallery, provides a fascinating overview of the sport that has become synonymous with the Aloha State. Read more
“Surfing Hawai‘i,” at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center’s Schaefer International Gallery, provides a fascinating overview of the sport that has become synonymous with the Aloha State. Read more
The leather briefcase is worn and stained. Its screws and hinges are tarnished. The key to its locks was lost long ago. Dating back well over 70 years, it looks at first glance like something destined for the trash bin. Read more
The significance of songwriter and recording artist Ku‘uipo Kumukahi’s Waikiki tour begins with its name: E Ho‘ala E, which means “revive, renew, restore.” Read more
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Instructors are Native Hawaiian artists and cultural practitioners, the majority of whom are involved with the Pa‘i Foundation’s MAMo. Read more
Are you up for climbing over walls that are at least twice as tall as you are? How about carrying weights up hills, crawling under nets and walking on a teetering wooden plank akin to an oversized seesaw? Sound fun? Sound exciting? Read more
Mac’s the nut of choice for a Molokai farmer who’s not in it for the money. Read more
Now that Kilauea is quiet again and life has returned to normal, the artists are looking forward to hosting their 32nd annual Art Studio Tour & Sale Thanksgiving weekend. Read more
Once a month, as darkness falls, the National Tropical Botanical Garden sheds light on the wonders in its Allerton and McBryde gardens. Read more
The Hawaii Nei exhibit showcases many fascinating and unique treasures as well as the growing community of conservationists who are dedicated to studying and protecting them. Read more
A beloved ambassador of hula and the Hawaiian culture, “Auntie Emma,” as she became known, served on the first board of the Napili Kai Foundation, a nonprofit organization that offers free Hawaiian cultural programs for Maui keiki aged 6 through 17, including a weekly hula show. Read more
Hawaii has 10 national wildlife refuges, including the James Campbell National Wildlife Refuge on Oahu, Kealia Pond National Wildlife Refuge on Maui and the Kauai National Wildlife Refuge Complex. Here’s a wrap of activities at those three locations. Read more
It’s called the Ko Olina Children’s Festival, but in actuality it’s an afternoon and evening of movies, activities, musical entertainment and more the whole ohana will enjoy. Read more
Washington Place provides rare glimpses into the life of Queen Lili‘uokalani, Hawaii’s last reigning monarch. Read more
Been thinking about a Hawaii island getaway? Do it! Read more
The Greek Festival started as a fundraiser for Honolulu’s first Greek Orthodox church. Thirty-seven years later, the event is one of Hawaii’s largest ethnic celebrations. Read more
The coconut palm might be a Hawaiian icon, but, in truth, we kamaaina take it for granted. After all, it’s so common, so familiar, so … well … ordinary. Read more
When Maui Calls, 800 people answer. That’s the number of attendees at this annual gala, which has raised more than $3.5 million to support the nonprofit Maui Arts & Cultural Center. Read more
The Harold L. Lyon Arboretum celebrates its 100th anniversary on Saturday — a momentous occasion for the 193.5-acre oasis deep in Manoa Valley that some kamaaina don’t even know exists. Read more
Fly over Pluto, cruise through Saturn’s rings, walk on Mars. It’s all possible at Windward Community College’s Hokulani Imaginarium. Read more
