Arts + Culture
From Hawaiian cuisine to perfect shorebreak waves and kanaka maoli literature, these five coffee table books are necessary additions to any Hawai‘i lover’s library.
Create a haku lei that’s uniquely yours using flowers and foliage from your garden.
Hawaiʻi Island photographer Andrew Richard Hara captured the recent Kīlauea eruption, and his photos are stunning.
Lei stand Sophia's—located at the Daniel K. Inouye International Airport—has been passed down through three generations, and continues to sell colorful handcrafted lei to visitors and locals alike.
From ʻukulele prodigies like Jake Shimabukuro to old school legends like Eddie Kamae, our newly created ʻukulele Spotify playlist has it all.
Crystal clear waters, a gorgeous walking trail and remnants of ancient Hawaiian civilization can all be found at Lapakahi State Historical Park.
The pup, born on Oʻahu in 2020, is one of the best things to happen last year.
Jackson Dorian, a young surfer from Hawai‘i Island, is following in his pro surfer father’s wake and rapidly gaining acclaim in the surfing world.
Researchers hope whale numbers will increase this year.
The art of weaving coconut leaves dates back thousands of years and can be found across the Pacific.
Local authors give us new perspectives on Hawai‘i’s final queen, one of Hawai‘i’s most notorious crimes, life for Japanese Americans in World War II and more.
Luka Mossman and his family have spent over two decades restoring and maintaining the Hale o Lono Fishpond, and it now serves as a center for culture and science.
These home-grown Oʻahu businesses are bringing back lei to urban Honolulu.
In this episode, master storyteller Lopaka Kapanui talks about an East Oʻahu home frequented by the legendary race of small people.
In this episode, Lopaka Kapanui tells the story about a flamboyant kahuna (priest) who tries to bless an un-blessable house on Oʻahu.
In our new series, master storyteller Lopaka Kapanui shares short spine-chilling tales about the Islands.
For nearly 20 years, Lopaka Kapanui has shared the beauty and rich history of Hawai‘i through its diverse stories and legends.
If you’ve been craving these Hawaiʻi foods while you’re stuck at home, you’re in luck: You can get them shipped to your front door.
Make this adorable Japanese candy box with step-by-step instructions by Honolulu crafting guru Joy Shimabukuro.
The usually-bustling neighborhood on the island’s south shore is quieter—and packed with locals.
The high-demand fruit, in season from now through September, has come to represent summer in the Islands.
There's no doubt about it, summer and Hawaiʻi were made for each other, and these eight photos provided by our social media friends will show you why.
Leave bustling Honolulu and into a new world on the Oʻahu’s Windward Side at the Valley of the Temples.