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Have spooky fun at Talk Story fest
Everyone is invited to an evening of spooky storytelling at the 35th Annual Talk Story Festival, sponsored by the city Department of Parks and Recreation, on Friday — the 13th! Read more
Everyone is invited to an evening of spooky storytelling at the 35th Annual Talk Story Festival, sponsored by the city Department of Parks and Recreation, on Friday — the 13th! Read more
Latin entertainment, cultural displays, children’s activities and more will be part of a two-day celebration at the 31st Annual Hispanic Heritage Festival & Health Fair Saturday and Oct. 15 in Ewa Beach. Read more
“Who Am I.” That’s the title and the theme of the debut single by Taboo Zero, a compelling, dark, electric pop song that paints a portrait of a woman’s journey through emotional self-assessment and her quest for personal identity. Read more
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Bishop Museum gets festive Friday with a family film and offers a two-day wood inlay workshop that starts Saturday. Read more
HIFF will host an awards gala at 6 p.m. Oct. 22 at the Halekulani Hotel to formally celebrate the honorees. Competition winners will also be announced at the gala. Read more
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After a three-year hiatus, the Cherry Blossom Cabaret under director Violetta Beretta will present two burlesque shows for The 9th Annual Hawaii Burlesque Festival & Revue. Read more
In the final decades of the Hawaiian monarchy, and for a decade or two afterward, the violin, viola, cello, zither, autoharp and Western flute were integral parts of Hawaiian music. Read more
Buddhist scholar and author Vanessa Sasson will discuss her latest novel, “The Gathering, A Story of the First Buddhist Women,” on Oct. 8. Read more
Chaminade University will host a free lecture Oct. 8 by Brother Guy Consolmagno, titled “God’s Mechanics: How Scientists and Engineers Make Sense of Religion.” It runs 4 to 5:30 p.m. at Chaminade University. Read more
V. Lee Cabanilla, an acclaimed woodworker on Lanai, refers to his latest creation as “she” and “her.” That’s because the work is a sculpture of the Hawaii goddess Laka. Read more
The music video is a gorgeous celebration of Oahu’s beautiful scenery. Read more
Life requires two basic things to survive: oxygen and adequate essential nutrients. Except in rare circumstances, these nutrients come from foods. Read more
Chad Paranto has overseen the Maui Gift & Craft Fair in Lahaina for seven years, turning it into a popular Sunday activity for visitors and locals alike. Read more
When Kuuipo Kumukahi and the Hawaiian Music Perpetuation Society present “Mali‘o 2023 – Celebrating Na Mele Wahine” Friday and Saturday at the Hawaii Theater, audiences will experience kaona on several levels. Read more
The classical music season gets into high gear in October, with the four major organizations — the Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra, Hawaii Opera Theatre, Chamber Music Hawaii and The Honolulu Chamber Music Series — presenting concerts in October. Read more
See what it’s like to sit in the cockpit of a historic airplane and explore the controls at the PHAMily Fun Day Saturday Sept. 30 at the Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum. Read more
In honor of Filipino History Month, the public can learn about Filipino martial arts at the FilAm HistoryFest 2023: Hawaii Masters of Eskrima III, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at the Filipino Community Center in Waipahu. Read more
For most of his 15 years, Ryan Edghill-Pearson was trapped in a prison of silence like many people with autism — he couldn’t speak. Read more
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The year was 1983. Polynesian women had “the look” the national fashion industry was going gaga over, and they suddenly found themselves in demand for photo shoots and fashion show runways. Read more
