a garden takes flight
David FrickmanJodi Keliinoi Smith called herself a “black thumb” in the garden just a few years ago. Now her garden is thriving and she’s added beekeeping to her backyard project. Read about the unique way her garden has grown.
Eat Well
mediterranean couscous salad
With couscous as the base, this salad is bursting with flavor from fresh garden vegetables and herbs. Enjoy it as a meal on its own or as a delicious side to your favorite Mediterranean dish.
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4th Annual HEART of Honolulu Street Festival
Saturday, April 12, 2025
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From the Magazine
Take a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
It was a routine visit to the doctor for Jason Mohica of Aiea. But the day after the August 2021 doctor visit was not routine. His life would suddenly change and upend the lives of his wife and two sons. Learn how he won his battle over leukemia.
Drugs, both on and off the market, can be confusing to keep track of, especially with the vast amount of information and misinformation online. Dr. Jeremy Roberts, M.D., of Advanced Psychiatric Therapeutics in Honolulu, answers pressing questions about Ozempic, fentanyl, and recreational drugs, and how we can further educate ourselves and possibly our loved ones with addiction.
Ballet Hawaii's summer intensive program brings world class dancers to mentor local talent in three weeks of immersive training culminating in a showcase performance.
teaching and sharing his okinawan roots
The art of uta-sanshin, or singing while playing the Okinawan three-stringed lute, is a beloved art form originating in Okinawa, Japan. It’s also popular in Hawaii thanks to certified master of uta-sanshin, Grant “Sandaa” Murata. Find out how he perpetuates uta-sanshin culture in the community and why he’s such an inspiration to his students.
Roland Cazimero's beloved hand-carved koa guitar returns home to Kauai. The 12-string double-neck guitar was crafted on Kauai. You can view it on display at the Kauai Museum in an exhibit that honors the legacy of the Hawaiian musician.