Works of Art
In the midst of opening his Waikiki gallery LeBlank Art earlier this summer, artist Shane Bowden was already brainstorming ideas for an upcoming project as he sat sketching in his studio one morning. It seems that Bowden never has any… More >
Ahoy, Matey!
Sail the waters off of Waikiki and enter the pirate life. If you’re looking for some adventure on the high seas, one Waikiki boat trip will have you enjoying more than just the stunning scenery. Hawaii Pirate Ship Adventures takes… More >
Laughter is the Best Medicine
When describing what the audience can expect at Sharkey’s Comedy Club, headlining comedian Bo Irvine seems also to sum up what everybody is looking for on a vacation: “They will have fun, they will forget their problems. Sharkey’s Comedy Club… More >
Flyin’ High
In the mid-1970s, Mark Neumann caused a scene the first time he towed a passenger in a parachute behind his boat. When they arrived back on the shore of Maunalua Bay, they were greeted with ambulances and reporters wanting to… More >
Show Stoppers
The locally grown variety show Society of Seven has been a mainstay at the Outrigger—and a main attraction in Waikiki—for decades. Considered among the best entertainment in town, the show got its start in the 1960s. “It has evolved and… More >
Hula-La!
The dance of the Hawaiian Islands is on display throughout Waikiki. While the origins of hula are widely debated, it is agreed that the dance has been a part of life in the Hawaiian Islands since ancient times. Some popular… More >
How Convenient
Find out why Waikiki’s sundry stores are so popular. Every traveler knows that sinking feeling you get when you realize, after checking into your hotel following a long flight, that you forgot your toothbrush. Every beachgoer knows what it’s like… More >
Boatful of Fun
If you’re looking to get more than just your feet wet, head out to sea and make a splash! Taking advantage of one of the many boat-based activities that O‘ahu has to offer is a great way to enjoy the… More >
Saturday in the Park
There’s plenty to see and do at this popular locale. A group of nearly a dozen people are gathered at the Diamond Head-end of the Kapi‘olani Regional Park on a Saturday—silently, slowly executing chi kung movements in the morning sunlight…. More >