poke nachos

If you can stand the heat, then get in the kitchen. Firefighters are known for being good cooks. A Honolulu firefighter shares this recipe for poke nachos.

diy gummy bears
Candy isn’t just for kids! In fact, when you make your own candy, you can reduce the amount of preservatives and sugar without sacrificing taste. In honor of National Candy Month, we made two healthier versions of gummy bears.
Don't miss out on these events that are heading your way!
view more eventsTake a look at some of the stories that made their way into the spotlight in this season's issue.
Holoholo means to go on a walk, ride, or sail. Meet three HMSA members who holoholo for good health and well-being.
holoholo with barefoot adventures
Born and raised in Hawaii, Keith Uehara knows the Islands. For years, he’d introduce his friends, both local and nonresidents, to hidden gems and small businesses across the state. A few years ago, he turned his hobby into a livelihood and launched Barefoot Adventures. Barefoot Adventures is more than a typical tour company; it’s a personalized discovery of the treasures of Hawaii.
Do you kick back and relax when listening to Hawaiian music? But beyond the beautiful melody and harmony, Hawaiian music also tells stories about the people and places that make Hawaii special.
If you’re looking to holoholo to the Neighbor Islands, we’ve has compiled a guide of places to visit thanks to HMSA associates on the Big Island, Kauai, and Maui.
voluntourism: a more rewarding vacation
HTA's Malama Hawaii voluntourism program educates visitors on how to be a mindful tourist and give back to the host culture.