Even in bustling downtown, there’s a place to escape the madding crowd. The courtyard at the Hawaii State Art Museum offers shade, artwork to browse...

Zipping along on an ATV at Kualoa Ranch, you can’t help but have fun, but I’d never been to any cultural activity on the ranch...

After transferring Lois-Ann Yamanaka’s book Saturday Night at the Pahala Theatre to the stage earlier this year, Kumu Kahua Theatre finishes its season by bringing...

Like the traditional Japanese concept of wabi-sabi - crudely, an appreciation for that which is imperfect, incomplete, austere – I enjoy watching rehearsals. They’re raw...

There are two great reasons to head to Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden’s art gallery. No. 1, it’s the Year of the Dragon and those beautiful, mysterious,...

Take 40 roles of duct tape, cut it up and stick it all together, and what have you got? Well, two Hawaii Baptist Academy seniors...

In meditation, in vodka, on the walls, squished up in bottles … in all kinds of unique ways, fruit is about to invade Honolulu. Yes,...

Iread once about paradigms: If a man is sitting on a bus, heedless of the commotion his three young, unkempt, unruly, whiny children are causing,...

A chat with Deena Dray, Diamond Head Theatre executive director since 1995: How did you end up at DHT? I was the director of a...

Wooden bowls, gourds, stone vessels, baskets, fans … these are categories in local author Wendy Arbeit’s latest offering, Links to the Past: The Work of...