MidWeek

11/02/2024

recently debuted its Capsule Collection with a special re-release of its iconic retro UH Rainbow and logos. Read more in our Style column of our Oct. 30 issue.

11/01/2024

Participate in a variety of educational, hands-on activities at the annual community Discovery Fair at 9 a.m.-2 p.m. tomorrow, Nov. 2. There will be food booths, entertainment, and activities such as creating bookmarks, learning about plant care, solving anatomy puzzles, learning math by making origami and more. Admission and parking are free. See more events in our So Eventful column of our Oct. 30 issue.

11/01/2024

The Friends of ’s annual Kailua Surfriders 5K and 10K runs and 1-mile walk will start at 7 a.m. on Nov. 3 at the Kailua High School gym. Read more in Windward O‘ahu Voice’s Oct. 30 issue.

11/01/2024

Yes, there is life after high school baseball for many of the state’s players, thanks to Team Hawaii Baseball skipper Duane P. K. Eldredge. Read more in our Oct. 30 cover story.

Lawrence Tabudlo photo

10/30/2024

Hawai‘i Symphony Orchestra recently brought back its free Windward O‘ahu concert, Symphony in the Park, to Kailua District Park. See more in Windward O‘ahu Voice's Oct. 23 issue.

10/29/2024

Rachael Tilly (left) and Taylor Jensen celebrate after winning the World Surf League Longboard Championship in El Salvador. Read more in West O‘ahu Voice's Oct. 23 issue.

Photo courtesy Tommy Pierucki /World Surf League

10/29/2024

Councilmember AugieTulba.HNL co-introduced bill 52 with councilmember Tyler Dos Santos-Tam, which will implement new safety regulations for electric bike owners. Read more in West O‘ahu Voice's Oct. 23 issue.

10/29/2024

Located in Kapa‘a Quarry is Kamanu Composites, a locally owned and operated company that focuses on crafting high-performance outrigger canoes and paddles. Read more in Windward O‘ahu Voice's Oct. 23 issue.

10/28/2024

Gandhi International Institute for Peace celebrated its 19th annual Mahatma Gandhi Day and International Day of Nonviolence Oct. 2 at the Mahatma Gandhi statue outside of Honolulu Zoo. The theme for this year’s event was “World Peace.” Read more in our Oct. 23 issue.

10/28/2024

Pacific Academy of Building Design students receive on-site fieldwork and hands-on design experience from potential future employers — all while getting paid. Read more in our Business Round Table column of our Oct. 23 issue.

10/27/2024

Adeline is a 4-year-old terrier mix with a curious spirit and a heart full of love. With her love of car rides and eager-to-please personality, Adeline will make every day brighter and more fun. Meet AdelineatHawaiian Humane Society Mo‘īli‘īli Campus.

10/26/2024

Ballet Hawaii announced the start of ticket sales for its annual Hawaiian-inspired The Nutcracker holiday performances at a special event — featured cast performances for the hospital’s children, families and staff — at Shriners Children's Hawaii. Read more in our Oct. 23 issue.

10/25/2024

Celebrate Pride Month at Hawai'i Health & Harm Reduction Center’s Rainbow Prom for LGBTQ youth ages 13-18 from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Oct. 25. It’ll take place at Capitol Modern. Food and refreshments will be provided by Raising Cane’s and Pizza Hut Hawai‘i. There will also be a DJ, dance floor, drag show, candy bar, photo scavenger hunt and giant yard games. Purchase tickets at rainbowpromhawaii.orgm/hhhrc_/. See more events in our So Eventful column of our Oct. 23 issue.

10/24/2024

It’ll be a hopping good time when musician joins for its Kaimana HapaSymphony series at Nov. 16. Read more in our Oct. 23 cover story.

Lawrence Tabudlo photo

10/24/2024

Amanda and Edwin Ampon are working to establish on the North Shore. Read more in Central O‘ahu Voice’s Oct. 16 issue.

10/24/2024

released his debut album “Modern Day Cowboy” on Oct. 4. The album is a tribute to his late father, who inspired him to pursue music. Read more in West O‘ahu Voice Oct. 16 issue.

10/24/2024

10/24/2024

‘Aiea Ballroom Dance Association – Hawai‘i is back in full swing after a four-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Members meet 7:15-9:15 p.m. every Wednesday at ‘Aiea Hongwanji Mission. Read more in Leeward O‘ahu Voice’s Oct. 16 issue.

10/24/2024

The second annual Paddle for HUGS takes place Nov. 2 at Kamiloʻiki Community Park. This fundraiser supports nonprofit so it can continue to improve the lives of children with serious illnesses and their families. Read more in East O‘ahu Voice’s Oct. 16 issue.

10/23/2024

’s savory ham soup welcomes the slowness of life. Read more and see her full recipe on page 22 of our Oct. 16 issue.

10/23/2024

“What school you grad?” is an oft-asked question in Hawai‘i. It serves as a springboard to compare backgrounds, identities and experiences. And it has particular application in the context of ’s Home of the Tigers: and Modern Art exhibit, which delves into the impact the school has had on visual arts.”

Read full Long on Art column in our Oct. 16 issue.

10/22/2024

Filipino Women’s Civic Club Foundation celebrated its 71st anniversary and presented the 51st annual Maria Clara Ball on Sept. 21 at Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort’s Coral Ballroom. Read more in our Oct. 16 Hot Shots column.

10/20/2024

Since 1970, has championed Hawai‘i’s youth and children. The nonprofit provides youth outreach, independent living facilities, therapeutic foster care, a haven for runaways and more, and has served more than 74,000 youth since its inception. Read more in our Proof Positive column of our Oct. 16 issue.

10/19/2024

Ben Affleck is a 22-pound, 2-year-old terrier mix who is ready for his starring role as your furry companion. Meet him at Mo‘īli‘īli Campus.

10/18/2024

The Surfjack is celebrating Jack the hotel dog’s fourth birthday with a pool party and the annual Furry Friends Costume Contest on Oct. 19. Read more and see more events in our So Eventful column of our Oct. 16 issue.