Honolulu Festival: Celebrating Pacific Harmony and Cultural Exchange
Every year, the streets of Waikiki come alive with the sights and sounds of the Honolulu Festival. This premier cultural event, held annually in March, is a testament to the rich tapestry of traditions and cultures that make up the Pacific Rim region. The 29th Annual Honolulu Festival, set to take place from March 7-9, […]
26.2 Miles of Aloha: Honolulu Welcomes Participants for the 52nd Annual Marathon
Each December the island welcomes thousands of racers ready to lace-up their sneakers forThe Honolulu Marathon yet this annual event is more than just a 26.2-mile race—it’s a community-driven celebration of perseverance, inclusivity, and the spirit of aloha. Beyond the stunning landscapes and world-class organization, what truly makes this marathon stand out is the heartfelt […]
Understanding ‘Ohana: The Heart of Hawaiian Family and Community
In Hawaiian culture, the term ‘ohana isn’t just a word; it’s a profound concept that shapes social interactions, community life, and personal identity. To truly understand ‘ohana is to dive into the very essence of what it means to live, love, and belong in Hawaii. What is ‘Ohana? At its core, ‘ohana means “family” in […]
The Heart of Hawaii: Living the Aloha Spirit
Hawaii is more than just breathtaking landscapes and rich traditions—it’s a way of life. At the core of this way of life is the Aloha Spirit, a concept that goes far beyond just a greeting. While many think of “aloha” as a simple hello or goodbye, it’s actually a deep-rooted philosophy in Hawaiian culture that continues […]
Earth Day Aloha ‘Aina
Students from SEEQS, Iolani, and Kaimuki High School divided up to clean varying sections of the Manoa-Palolo stream that runs through their school campuses on Earth Day 2018. The day’s hard work resulted in: removal of 19 invasive fish, return of 44 native fish, 700lbs of trash removed, 20+ truck bed loads of invasive green […]

