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10 Things That Mean It’s Winter Time in Hawaiʻi

It’s tough trying to decipher whether or not it’s winter in Hawaiʻi. Don’t expect to find any telltale signs, like snowfall or a change in the weather. With tropical sunshine and perfect beach days all year long, it’s the small things that’ll make you realize it’s wintertime in the islands. From braddahs wearing socks and […]

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You Need to See Wailuku’s “Small Town Big Art” Initiative

Wailuku is already one of the best towns to visit in Maui. Its eccentric streets, collection of locally owned small businesses and jovial community are uniquely Hawaiʻi, and encapsulate what it means to have aloha spirit. Doubling down on its artistic personality, Wailuku is also seeing a number of grand mural pieces and large-scale art installations

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7 Artsy Towns in Hawaiʻi You’ll Love

Stray away from the ordinary in Hawaiʻi to discover artsy towns not only filled with galleries, but also funky boutiques, record stores and under-the-radar eateries. From a former plantation neighborhood on the small island of Lānaʻi to the mecca of street art in the heart of Honolulu, you’ll feel the magnetic draw of these colorful

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Hawaiian History Lives On in this Maui Museum

Standing in the doorway of Hale Hōʻikeʻike at the Bailey House—located in the central Maui town of Wailuku—I’m struck by how much it looks, and feels, like a real home, not a museum. One of the oldest buildings of its kind on island, the plantation-style house was built in 1832 as missionaries were beginning to

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How the Legacy of Hawaiʻi’s Monarchy Lives On

From rare wildlife and diverse topography to local cuisine and storied traditions, Hawaiʻi’s environment and culture are distinct from any other place in the world.    In the U.S., Hawaiʻi is one of just two states with two official languages, in this case, English and ʻōlelo Hawaiʻi. (South Dakota is the other; Alaska has more than

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Your Guide to the 2022 Aloha Festivals

After a two-year interlude from in-person events, Aloha Festivals is back, and it begins this weekend. The month-long celebration of culture, tradition and aloha spirit kicks off on Sept. 10, 2022, with the opening ceremony in Waikīkī. Following the grand event, an exciting program of festivities dots the month of September. And woven throughout the

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How to Travel with Pono Intentions

It’s no surprise the Hawaiian Islands are a top travel destination. While the scenic beaches, lush tropical forests and ‘ono (delicious) food are unforgettable, it’s the welcoming people willing to share Hawai‘i and its rich culture that make a trip to the Islands exceptional.   However, Hawai‘i isn’t just a destination—it’s home to 1.5 million

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In the Heart of Waikīkī Rock-A-Hula Puts a Unique Spin on the Lūʻau

When vacationing on O‘ahu, visitors almost always include a lūʻau on their to-do list. Add award-winning entertainment, a 750-seat theater and Elvis Presley and Michael Jackson tribute artists to the mix, and you’re in for a memorable one-of-a-kind treat. It’s not every day you get to spend an evening in the heart of Waikīkī, so

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