Born in Kailua in 1979, Island Snow has grown into one of Hawai‘i’s most influential streetwear shops, bridging global fashion and local roots.

At her weekly classes, Maxeen Lauahi Shea shares more than just the art of lei-making.

From Hawaiian heirloom jewelry to contemporary styles, these local gems offer a tropical elegance.

With the opening of their first permanent flagship, KOHO brings island-inspired sweets to Royal Hawaiian Center.

With the debut of her first Hawai‘i location, owner Kim Phan is letting her new neighborhood of Waikīkī influence the brand’s next chapter.

A fundamental Hawaiian instrument in the islands and around the world, the Hawaiian steel guitar is still going strong.

In the heart of Waikīkī, Royal Hawaiian Center’s weekly Hula Kahiko performances breathe life into Hawai‘i’s oldest form of hula.

For 40 years, Puake‘ala Mann has kept the legacy of Kumu Hula Ma‘iki Aiu Lake alive at the Royal Hawaiian Center.

Brush up on your ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i, the islands’ indigenous language, with this helpful guide of Hawaiian words and phrases throughout the issue.

Brush up on your ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i, the islands’ indigenous language, with this helpful guide of Hawaiian words and phrases throughout the issue.

Studying the cosmic canvas of the night sky, Native Hawaiians looked to the stars to foretell the future.