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Hawaii Men’s Volleyball Team Dominates in 3 Straight Sets to sweep UC Irving

Hawaii Men’s Volleyball Team Dominates in 3 Straight Sets to sweep UC Irving

The Hawaii men’s volleyball team won their match against UC Irvine in straight sets on Saturday night, improving their record to 24-2 overall and 7-1 in the Big West. The Hawaii men’s volleyball team swept UC Irvine on Saturday night to improve to 24-2 overall and 7-1 in the Big West. The Warriors won the […]

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Hawaiian-Inspired Dining: A Taste of the Islands

Hawaiian-Inspired Dining: A Taste of the Islands

Hawaiian cuisine is a diverse and delicious mix of cultures, with influences from Polynesia, Asia, and the Americas. Here are some of the most popular Hawaiian dishes: Hawaiian cuisine is a delicious and unique way to experience the flavors of the islands. If you are looking for a taste of Hawaii, be sure to try […]

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Honolulu Festival: Celebrate Hawaii’s Culture, Diversity, and Unity

Honolulu Festival: Celebrate Hawaii’s Culture, Diversity, and Unity

Experience Pacific Harmony at the Honolulu Festival The Honolulu Festival is Hawaii’s premier cultural event, promoting mutual understanding, economic cooperation and ethnic harmony between the people of Hawaii and the Pacific Rim region. Each year, the Festival attracts thousands of visitors and returning spectators who are looking for an experience unique to Hawaii. Through educational […]

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Bac Nam Serves up North/South Vietnamese Cuisine in Honolulu

Bac Nam Serves up North/South Vietnamese Cuisine in Honolulu

In our search to explore cultural cuisine across Oahu (at an affordable price), we came across Bac Nam. I love it when a hole in the wall restaurant that you pass by everyday, owned by a local family, is open and has room to seat you immediately! Bac Nam is an unassuming Vietnamese restaurant on […]

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Grassy Rootsy Folks Build Community Around Music & Art

Grassy Rootsy Folks Build Community Around Music & Art

Intentional events merging nature, music, art & farm-to-table food on the windward side of Oahu The city is bustling again with life as we knew it pre-pandemic, maybe a bit too much bustling…. I find myself missing the intimate gatherings during the pandemic that allowed us to come together and share our humanity with heightened […]

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Discover Hawai’i’s History Through Sculpture

Discover Hawai’i’s History Through Sculpture
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Celebrating 76 Years of Aloha: The Annual Aloha Festival Floral Parade

Celebrating 76 Years of Aloha: The Annual Aloha Festival Floral Parade

As the sun rises over Waikīkī, the streets come alive with the vibrant colors, sounds, and spirit of Hawai’i, marking the grand finale of the Aloha Festivals—the 76th Annual Floral Parade. This beloved tradition, taking place on Saturday, September 28, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m., will once again transform Honolulu into a living […]

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Waikīkī Annual Floral Parade

Waikīkī  Annual Floral Parade

The Annual Aloha Festivals Floral Parade is a beloved tradition in Honolulu, Hawaii. The parade celebrates the city’s rich culture and diversity, and it is a must-see event for locals and visitors alike. The parade is held every year in September, and it features floats, marching bands, and performers from all over the state. The […]

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Off the main route, Oahu has a unique side that you should explore.

Off the main route, Oahu has a unique side that you should explore.

The number of tourists visiting the Hawaiian Islands in recent years is higher than ever, making it challenging to get away from the crowds and connect with authentic Hawaiian culture. While there’s nothing wrong with seeing the island’s most famous attractions, for anybody who has traveled there more than a few times, the draw of […]

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What is Kalo? The Sacred Hawaiian Root Vegetable

What is Kalo? The Sacred Hawaiian Root Vegetable

A Brief History on Kalo, Also Known as Taro One of the earliest and most well-known plants utilized by the early Hawaiians was kalo, often referred to as taro. It originated in India between 500 and 100 B.C and ultimately made its way to Hawaii, where it became a staple of native diets. Due to […]

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