Your Guide to the Perfect Weekend in Honolulu: Nov. 21–27, 2024
Feed your fascination of sharks, donate used clothes for a good cause, see a surf art show, stir up businesses in Chinatown and more.
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Feed your fascination of sharks, donate used clothes for a good cause, see a surf art show, stir up businesses in Chinatown and more.
The staff at Da Shop: Books + Curiosities round up their most memorable reads of 2024 in two parts. This is part one.
Honor veterans, cheer on a golf tournament, sample ‘ono snacks, listen to new local literature and more.
A new collection of short stories shares tales of crime, murder and mayhem.
Design inspiration abounds in “Island Homes: Casual Elegance in Design.”
Watch an all-women concert, see a film by a local family, celebrate the Hawaiian harvest season and play at a children’s fair.
If you’re feeling brave, read these local ghost stories.
Celebrate Filipino American History Month with some of our favorite books penned by Filipino authors.
Architecture geeks take note: Docomomo Hawai‘i celebrates the screen block with a breezy new book.
Keep your keiki busy with these engaging activities while school is out Oct. 7–11, 2024.
Celebrate all things taro, admire aluminum can masterpieces, find a new favorite book, watch muralists do their magic and more.
These enlightening books present Hawaiian history and culture from Kānaka Maoli perspectives.
Sample award-winning dishes at a circus-themed gala, watch new murals get painted and celebrate Indigenous cultures at a powwow.
Don Wallace
We’ve showcased Hawai‘i writers for 136 years, but after a boom year in local literature, we’re inspired to recognize their achievements more formally.
Take a yoga class at the aquarium, attend a free symphony show, watch water sports, go on a moon walk and more.
As rebuilding after the wildfires continues, we encourage everyone to remember and celebrate the stories of Lahaina and Maui.
A dozen family-friendly happenings through October for you and the ‘ohana to look forward to.
Sit back and relax on a warm summer day with these page-turners from Kaimukī’s go-to bookstore.
Learn the art of healing, boogie down to the Ladies of Tapas Transgender T Dance and celebrate Hula’s Bar and Lei Stand’s 50th anniversary.
Just in time for summer, explore three new books for young readers, from littles to teens, by Pasifika authors.
Pacific Islanders in Publishing, dedicated to promoting the works of Pasifika authors, has you covered for AANHPI Heritage Month reads.
Carissa Moore’s newly released book is a love letter to the Islands told through the lens of surfing.
April is National Poetry Month! Check out Da Shop’s curated selection of poetry from across the Pacific Islands, highlighting Pasifika voices.