Molokai Hoe 2024: A Celebration of Culture and Competition
For those passionate about both Hawaiian culture and thrilling ocean sports, the Molokai Hoe is a must-see event. This legendary outrigger canoe race, which celebrates Hawaiian tradition and physical endurance, returns for its 72nd edition in 2024, promising a breathtaking spectacle of skill, teamwork, and raw athleticism. A Tradition of Excellence The Molokai Hoe traces […]
A Tastebud Tour Around Hawaiʻi: Local Fruit
Hawaiʻi’s generally tropical climate has allowed a plethora of flora and fauna to thrive. The islands are home to many indigenous species, which offers flavors that can only be found among this colorful ecosystem. While the islands do contain some delicious tropical fruits such as dragonfruit and coconut, also treat your tastebuds to its diverse […]
Illuminating Unity and Serenity: The Lantern Floating Ceremony is a Festival of Lights
Experience the lantern Ceremony at Honolulu’s Magic Island Honolulu, the capital of Hawaii, is renowned for its stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, and vibrant traditions. One of the most captivating events held in this tropical paradise is the Lantern Floating Ceremony at Magic Island. This enchanting celebration brings together locals and tourists alike, illuminating the […]
You Don’t Need Socks in Hawaii
Socks, socks, more socks oh and, pants, shirts, shorts, sweatshirt, oh and socks ahh! That was what went through my mind as this Yooper got ready for her first adventure to Hawaii. What do I pack? I’m going to tell you, it is definitely not socks or pants or even shoes for that matter. I […]
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 […]
Discover Hawai’i’s History Through Sculpture
Cheryl Soon releases her new book documenting the stories of Oahu’s sculptures Reflections in Stone & Bronze: Exploring Hawai’i’s History & Culture Through Sculpture Statues, these silent sentinels actually have much more to share than may meet the eye at a glance. If we stop to consider the people they depict and why they […]
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 […]
Kina Knisley Embraces Spirit of Giving
by Dina Pinos Kina Knisley shares her entrepreneurial spirit educating clients and giving back to local causes from beach clean-ups to homeless communities After a career as a full-time teacher, Kina Kinsley started her real estate business Team K2 four years ago quite by accident when she and her family moved to Hawaii. Tenacious, passionate, […]
How the Chart House Restaurant in Waikiki is Riding the COVID Wave
The nostalgic1960’s surf vibe charm, Big Island steaks, & open air environment help keep this Waikiki eatery afloat in uncertain times of COVID-19 pandemic by Dina Pinos The nautically inspired Chart House in Waikiki overlooking the majestic Ala Wai Boat Harbor has been a Honolulu institution offering great food and exotic tropical drinks to its patrons […]
Hiking Diamond Head Crater
Get a Bird’s Eye View of Waikiki Diamond Head’s iconic peak is the most recognizable landmark of Honolulu visible from anywhere on Waikiki Beach. From a bird’s eye view, you can see it’s actually a huge volcanic crater that remains from Hawaii’s ancient beginnings. Hiking at Diamond Head If you’re looking for an accessible hike […]
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