culture

The Duke’s legacy can be found in Hawai‘i and across the globe, from replica surfboards to blonde ales and even commemorative stamps.

These 17 Hawai‘i artists are using their talents to spread awareness about human rights and racial justice.

From ‘Iolani Palace to Kealakekua Bay State Historical Park, Hawai‘i is well populated with gorgeous historical landmarks, and here are the best of the best, according to our 2020 Readers’ Choice Awards.

From volcanic eruptions to the banning of plastics (and sunscreen) and everything in between, it’s been a wild 10 years in Hawaii.

Back for the 20th episode, Kevin Allen and Catherine Toth Fox are joined by Bishop Museum exhibit designer Michael Wilson for a very surf-centric episode.

These real-life elves help light up Honolulu Hale every year for the monthlong Honolulu City Lights.

The Islands continue to lure thrill-seekers looking to leap off picturesque—and dangerous—cliffs and rocks.

A new book, “Aloha Rodeo,” takes readers through the history of Hawaiian cowboys.

For many Island families, mochi, whether hand-pounded or store-bought, signifies the start of the New Year.

The famed first generation of Hawaiʻi beach boys offered the Islands’ earliest visitors lessons in surfing, paddling and Hawaiian culture.

King Kamehameha the Great, who conquered the Hawaiian Islands, was believed to have overturned this famous rock.

Laborers from all over the world moved to the Islands to work on the sugar plantations, and stayed to make Hawaii what it is today.