Arts + Culture
Self-taught artist JT Ojerio has taken the Hawaiʻi art scene by storm with her vibrantly minimalist artwork.
Looking to get inked in Hawaiʻi on your trip? Then you need to read these five tips.
Festivities across the Islands welcome the Year of the Tiger.
Kenny Endo has been granted one of the sixty-three artist fellowships and a $50,000 award.
It was a performance like no other.
For those who grew up in Hawaiʻi, these snacks bring back sweet memories.
Hawai‘i has had a rollercoaster of a year, so let's take a look back at some of the biggest stories and news that dominated the headlines.
It's time for the hard truth; what kind of poke bowl are you?
Iconic hula dancer Kanoelehua “Kanoe” Miller returned to the stage at the Halekūlani in Waikīkī last October.
From Willie K's rendition of “O Holy Night” to Henry Kapono’s cover of “Merry Christmas to You,” here are a few Hawaiʻi-Christmas songs you’ll love, curated by HAWAIʻI Magazine staff.
Kāneʻohe Beach Park was renamed to Nāonealaʻa a Kāneʻohe to honor its historical significance.
Described as “the premier postwar designer of kama‘āina-style,” Vladimir Ossipoff is a man worth talking about.
There’s nothing else like it, really.
Kaʻena Point on the northwesternmost tip of Oʻahu is the leaping place of souls.
What song do you think of during these very Hawaiʻi moments?
What’s that? The plumeria flower is from where?
HIFF presents 200 films from 41 countries during its annual Fall Festival.
The filmed-on-O‘ahu sitcom modernizes the original “Doogie Howser, M.D.” with a local twist.
From Kealohilani Avenue to Lemon Road, the streets in Waikīkī on Oʻahu have some connection to the history of Hawaiʻi.
You've got more questions, and we've got even more answers!
Local artist Nick Kuchar and his studio manager Tracey Kehler join Cat and Kevin on this week's episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast to talk about art, COVID-19 and their new own podcast, Secondary Colors!
HAWAIʻI Magazine's annual photo contest is back!
The Tokyo 2020 Olympics are upon us, so here's a quick refresher on everything related to Hawaiʻi—from athletes to surfing—that will be appearing the event!
This Kaua‘i cultural practitioner says the game, sometimes called Hawaiian checkers, teaches people critical thinking and how to manage resources.