Arts + Culture
Honolulu has a variety of live music venues where you can kick back all night, whether you want to lounge to some soothing jazz or groove to surf rock.
Now in its 47th year the annual celebration of hula on Oʻahu continues to draw thousands of locals and visitors.
Two decades later and this local artist event is still worth a visit.
A multi-year renovation project brought updates to the resort’s suites and villas, a new bar and restaurant and a Hawaiian cultural center.
The Pan-Pacific Festival returns after a five-year break with performances by international and local artists, a ho‘olaule‘a and a bon dance.
The festival runs from June 6 to 16 and showcases the rich diversity of Pacific arts and culture.
Here’s what to do, eat and see at these traditional Japanese celebrations that happens every summer in the Islands.
You voted and the results are in—these are the best lūʻau shows on Oʻahu in 2024.
Here, drivers push their cars and themselves to the limit.
View 53 garments of aloha wear at "Fashioning Aloha," an exhibit that highlights how the designs we see today are influenced by a mix of Hawai‘i’s culture and history.
See some of the best performances from the 61st Merrie Monarch Contest.
These flowers—some native to the Islands—have special meaning in Hawaiian culture.
The popular lūʻau returns to continue nearly 40 years of Hawaiian tradition and culture.
The professional surfer makes an homage to the Islands’ surf culture with her new book “Hawaiʻi Gold: A Celebration of Surfing.”
Learn these before your next trip to the Islands.
Here's how you can watch Hawaiʻi’s premier hula competition live.
Hana Hou Hilo, originally established as a Hawaiiana antiques and collectibles store, has transformed itself into a modern-day curator of locally made goods.
Mark your calendars because these summer events and festivals you don’t want to miss.
The Kalihi Valley Instructional Bike Exchange, KVIBE, looks to change the way people think about one of Honolulu’s most diverse neighborhoods.
This weekend marks the start of the Chinese New Year, known around the world as Lunar New Year.
For almost 30 years, Two Ladies Kitchen has been selling a colorful array of Japanese mochi and manju.
The new Kilohana Hula Show will debut at the Tom Moffatt Waikiki Shell on Feb. 15.
Lehua Kamalu is one of the primary navigators for the Hōkūle‘a, which just began its newest voyage around the Pacific.
Hawai‘i Island’s Donkey Mill Art Center offers this—and other—lei-making classes throughout the year.