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Honolulufestival
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The application form for local and global performers are now open!
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[Sister Event] ASOBIEXPO HAWAII 2027 Returns to Hawaii!
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Limited 30th Anniversary Honolulu Festival Official T-Shirt
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Discover Japanese Sake Culture at the 30th Honolulu Festival – Sake & Food Fest
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A Crisis of Sleep
More of us struggle with sleep than you might think. We asked doctors and sleep specialists for advice. -
Hawaiʻi’s Chess Team Is Making All the Right Moves
Team Hawai‘i knows how to play the long game—onscreen and off—for chess success. -
Pursuits: The Tea Evangelist, Kursten Brewer
Kursten Brewer believes everyone could benefit from the simple ritual of sitting around a table, slowing down and drinking tea. -
AG who led corruption probe is not reappointed
The state attorney general who led the investigation of an alleged wide- ranging bribery conspiracy to secure state money for COVID-19 testing during the pandemic, which ended in… -
Wahine hoops falls short at San Francisco
Hawaii first-year women’s basketball coach Khalilah Mitchell isn’t a fan of moral victories. -
HPU men’s soccer reaches PacWest final
Kelly Takara and Paul Norberg scored goals as the top-seeded Hawaii Pacific men’s soccer team beat No. 4 Dominican 2-0 in the semifinals of the PacWest Tournament on Thursday in S… -
Oahu election results hold firm after 25K more ballots counted
About 25,000 ballots from Oahu voters in Tuesday’s general election tallied up Wednesday night didn’t alter any outcomes among candidates despite a few close races for seats in Ha… -
Rearview Mirror: Schools, varied businesses hit milestones in 2026
In 1926, Aloha Tower and Honolulu Stadium opened. The Royal Hawaiian Hotel and the Ala Wai Canal were nearly complete. Some of the organizations I’ll write about today are that ol… -
Letter: Zoo elephants are owed full, meaningful lives
I have volunteered at the Honolulu Zoo and witnessed the dedication of the animal keepers, but good care and a meaningful life are not the same thing. Asian elephants Mari and Vai… -
Editorial cartoon for Friday, November 6, 2026
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The Ala Wai And The Value Of An Idea That Didn’t Get Built
Cooling seawater was considered to add flow and help circulation and water quality. -
Tyler Dos Santos-Tam Elected Honolulu Council Chair
The councilman representing Chinatown was chosen to lead the Honolulu City Council despite concerns about how he secured the council's support. -
Building A STEM Career At Home Starts With Opportunity
Sometimes, the opportunities we’re looking for are already here. We just need a chance to see them.
Honolulumagazine
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Announcing the Sub-theme for the 31st Annual Honolulu Festival!
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Explore the Performance Stages of the 30th Honolulu Festival!
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Hitomi Shimatani’s “PEACE STOCK” Mini-Concert at the 30th Honolulu Festival
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Highlights from 34 Serious Menu Deals for Honolulu Restaurant Week 2026
We got hungry browsing all the offerings from paella to A5 wagyu to pasta and seafood. -
Through an Okazuya Window: Behind the Scenes at 87-Year-Old Fukuya Deli
From 4:30 a.m. to noon, we saw all the hustle in the Fukuya Deli kitchen and the community life that this old-school okazuya preserves. -
More Than Skin-Deep With Kecia Littman
We caught up with Kecia Littman, an emerging presence in Hawai‘i’s beauty industry. -
Sea Life Park Hawai‘i’s Next Chapter With the Hawaiian Council
Hawaiian Council’s acquisition brings a renewed focus on culture, conservation and community to the longtime Waimānalo attraction. -
Television and radio – November 6, 2026
ON THE AIR Listings are for Spectrum and Hawaiian Telcom analog/digital. *—premium station. **—retelecast. ***—delayed. Check your TV guide for latest updates. Event Time TV / Sta… -
Rainbow Warriors revved up for Classic weekend
The Hawaii basketball team is matched on a blind date with Bethesda for tonight’s opening round of the 60th Outrigger Rainbow Classic. -
City Council names Dos Santos-Tam as next provisional chair
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Kokua Line: What about tax forms from TreasuryDirect?
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Letter: Americans simply want functional government
The headlines read, “2026 general election historic wins.” But is that a win for American citizens? -
Letter: Seek innovative waste control at Ala Wai Canal
The Ala Wai Canal was initially built to support growth in Waikiki and filter debris to keep beaches clean. However, the Ala Wai has become the place that needs cleaning. Noxious … -
In The War On Mosquitos, Bird Advocates Shift Their Game Plan
Biologists battle to save endangered forest birds from extinction as climate change narrows the window to act. -
‘HNL Swindler’ Arrested In California
The accused serial scammer went viral after a former girlfriend in Honolulu posted about him on TikTok. -
Hawaiʻi’s AG Is Soon Out, Lost Support Of Governor Green
Anne Lopez will leave office early next month as the governor begins his second term. -
Hawaiʻi Doctors May Soon Start Prescribing Fresh Food
The Food Is Medicine program could bring more than $100 million into the economy, drop healthcare costs, create almost 1,000 jobs and boost agriculture, advocates say.
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Honolulu Festival Honored with the 2026 Hawai‘i Tourism Legacy Award
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Plan Your Visit: Hawaiʻi Convention Center Map, Vendors & Stage Schedule Now Available
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Discover Japanese Food Culture with “Oko Art” – Kids Okonomiyaki Decorating Workshop
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How Important Is the Military to Hawai‘i?
As critical land-lease negotiations loom, discussions about the military presence in the Islands have escalated. -
Give Big Hawai‘i: Kona Low Kōkua
Local nonprofits came together to help hard-hit communities during and after the devastating storms this spring. -
‘Ukulele Artist Brittni Paiva Makes a Comeback
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Kalaheo claims OIA D-II football championship
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Loss of last ‘akikiki in the wild linked to avian malaria
The ‘akikiki, or Kauai creeper, is now believed to be extinct in the wild. -
Calls for more in-person voting sites in state persist despite efficient election
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Letter: Mahalo for restoring lights at Kalihi courts
On behalf of the local tennis community and everyone who plays at the Kalakaua District Park tennis courts, I would like to thank the Department of Parks and Recreation team for r… -
Letter: Leave stadium’s iconic volcano sculpture alone
It is a shame when a government capital improvement project is poorly formulated with unintended negative consequences. It is even worse when it impacts deceased Hawaii artists wh… -
Jeta: This Tongan NFL Star Pivoted To Opera, Then Found His Voice
After a career-ending football injury, Taʻu Pupuʻa reinvented himself. Now, he's telling his story in a new film, hoping to inspire more Polynesians to take the stage. -
Quotable: Warm and Cozy
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‘Blue Tsunami’ Missed Hawaiʻi’s Capitol, But Dems Nabbed 3 Seats
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