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Statue of Hawaiian music icon in Waikiki
Art in many different forms can be found practically everywhere you look in Hawaii. , community theater, festivals, paintings, photography, music, sculpture, and more play a vital role in Hawaiian culture. And you can’t miss it. When you come to Hawaii, you will find many works of art in the Honolulu Art Museum and the Hawaii…
Read MoreThe Kona Coffee Story: The History and Future of Hawaii Coffee
You’ve probably heard about Kona coffee in Hawaii. When you come to Hawaii, drinking a cup of locally sourced brew is a must-do. But what exactly is Kona coffee, and why is it so different from other types of coffee? Let’s learn all about this delicious beverage and why it has become so synonymous with…
Read More38th Annual Pan-Pacific Festival to take place June 9-11
Hawaii is truly different from any other tropical island that you could vacation on. Set in the middle of the Pacific Ocean, one of the things that I love most about living in Hawaii is the diverse cultures that you find here. From the food to the festivals to the customs, I have learned so…
Read MoreEverything you need to know before hiking Lulumahu Falls
Over the weekend, my friends and I hiked to Lulumahu Falls, a 50-foot waterfall in Honolulu. About a 2.5-mile round trip, it was the perfect hike to do on a Sunday morning. I had never heard of this popular hike before a few weeks ago, so this was my first time on this trail. Even…
Read MoreLanikai Pillbox Hike: Where to Park, When to Go, What to Expect
The Pillbox Trail in Lanikai (or Kaiwa Ridge Trail) is my absolute favorite hike on Oahu. Today, I’m going to tell you why you should consider taking on this trek and what you need to know before you go. The Pillbox Trail was one of the first trails I did when I moved here. When…
Read MorePacific Aviation Museum Pearl Harbor’s Biggest Little Airshow in Hawaii June 3 and 4
The summer is off to a great start, and this weekend’s going to be a busy on here on Oahu. On June 3, Turtle Bay is hosting its 6th Annual Ocean Fest. We’ve got all the details about that event . And on June 3 and 4, is hosting its popular remote control Biggest Little…
Read MoreHow to See a Volcano in Hawaii
Many visitors wonder if they’ll see a Volcano in Hawaii or how volcanoes influence the islands’ geography. Volcanoes created each of the Hawaiian Islands, and the history behind them is quite fascinating. My curiosity about the islands I live on led me to research how and why these islands formed. It’s pretty amazing to think…
Read MoreHawaiian Greetings and Words to Know Before Your Trip
People always ask me what languages people speak in Hawaii. English is the main language spoken here, so you don’t have to worry about learning a new language before you come to Hawaii. But although English is mainly spoken here, there are some Hawaiian words you might want to know before you come here. These…
Read MoreTake a Shelter Dog on a Field Trip During Your Visit to Kauai
If you are an animal lover who wants to give back during your vacation to Kauai, I have just the thing for you. Through the Kauai Humane Society’s program, Shelter Dogs on Field Trips, visitors to Kauai can “check out” a dog for a day. Simply come to the Kauai Humane Society, where you will…
Read MoreHow to Find the Hidden Gems on the North Shore of Oahu
Driving along the north shore of Oahu is one of my favorite ways to spend a Saturday. Every time I explore the north shore, I find new places that I haven’t discovered before. And, the only way around is a one-lane highway that hugs the coast, Kamehameha Highway. As the speed limit lowers and the…
Read MoreWaimea Falls Hike: The Best The Best Kid Friendly Hike in Oahu
Today, we’re sharing everything you need to know about Waimea Falls, a fantastic hiking trail on Oahu. If you’re coming to Hawaii with kids, you probably want to expose them to some of the islands’ beauty – hikes, waterfalls, and exotic flora. But knowing which hikes are suitable for different ages and skill levels can…
Read MoreDrink beer and strengthen the community at Grace in Growlers in Kailua
Kailua’s craft beer tasting room has a purpose. Grace in Growlers is a 100% nonprofit, self-serve craft beer tasting room, complete with board games and communal tables. It is unlike any other place I’ve ever been in Hawaii. I visited Grace in Growlers several times over the past few months, and I quickly fell in…
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