Waikiki magazine

Rock-A-Hula! rolls out an electrifying tribute to music legends with a local twist. What do you get when you take the King of Rock, the King of Pop and the Mother Monster, mix in a cast of powerful Polynesian performers… More >

Waikiki welcomes a spectacular new show: CabaRAE. Waikiki welcomes a new showroom this summer—CabaRAE Random Acts of Entertainment at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa. Anticipated to open in August, the brand new 10,000-square-foot showroom and cocktail lounge… More >

Kick off the weekend with “Ke Kani O Ke Kai,” a seaside concert series at the Waikiki Aquarium. Gather on the lawn, nosh on signature menu offerings from local restaurants and enjoy Hawaiian music under the stars. This popular series… More >

Catch your first wave in Waikiki! Surfing has been a staple of Waikiki’s leisure activities for quite some time, and the amazing weather, beautiful scenery and capable instructors make Waikiki the perfect place to learn or expand your skills. Hans… More >

Every performance is ladies’ night at “Na Kane – The Men of Paradise,” where fun, fantasy and a fleet of 10 chiseled charmers await. Each weekend The Men of Paradise proudly showcase choreographed hip-hop, country and Polynesian dance performances in… More >

Ready, aim, fire… at Royal Hawaiian Shooting Club Waikiki has a thriving gun club scene, where marksmen and novices alike can tap their inner Eastwood and pump a few rounds into a harmless target. That’s right: You can shoot an… More >

Whether a visitor or a kama‘aina (local), a souvenir from one of Waikiki’s tattoo parlors leaves a lasting impression. According to Smithsonian Magazine, the earliest evidence of human tattoos dates back to ancient Egypt, 2000 B.C. Simple or extravagant, declarations… More >

Mermaids of Hawaii offers photo shoots for all ages that turn you into a mermaid or merman for the day. They supply a variety of tails, tops and accessories in different sizes and colors that can fit newborns up to… More >

Slack key legend Cyril Pahinui spreads the aloha. On a cool relaxing mid-week night in Waikiki, everybody wants a moment with 64-year-old traditional Hawaiian musician. And it’s no wonder. The guy is a certified living legend as a master of… More >

Duke’s OceanFest celebrates a variety of ocean sports, from surfing and paddling to swimming—all while sharing aloha. “In Hawai‘i, we greet friends, loved ones or strangers with ‘aloha,’ which means with love. Aloha is the key word to the universal… More >