Did you know?—There’s over a thousand locally owned maker-producer businesses on Hawaiʻi Island making everything from paddleboards to nut butters, ukuleles to vitamins, and boats to beer! Supporting our local businesses means more diverse, living-wage jobs, opportunities for entrepreneurs, reduced environmental impact, less reliance on imported goods and tourism, and a more resilient economy. It’s never been a more important time to buy local!
Hawai’i Farm Stand is bringing a new meaning to the phrase “farm-to-table.” Sisters Angela Fa’anunu and Kalisi Mausio are making the decision to support local
Entrepreneurs play a crucial role in society and we think it’s important to encourage creative minds from a young age. This National Entrepreneur’s Day, consider
Mahalo to the Fishermen of the Big Island! Big Island Pulse is proud to present Fishermen of Hawaii, sponsored by Suisan Fish Market. Today we
Football season is officially here, and though the games are obviously important, the drinks and food are critical elements for really enjoying those full four
It’s been 58 years since Steven and Frances Reed opened Petroglyph Press on September 2, 1962, on the corner of Haili and Kinoole Streets, in
Can you believe it’s coming up on half a year of pandemic/quarantine life? I know everyone on my Facebook seems to know exactly what is
Embracing Change Suisan has a history of overcoming challenges and embracing change while working with the community to build a better future. On September 7,
Check out these Artists that participated in our Virtual Craft Fair filmed at The Palace Theater in Hilo! See individual links below to order from
UPDATE: For the safety of everyone involved, we have pushed the Virtual Craft Fair back a bit. We are now accepting applications until April
A few local, small businesses are coming together to make sure that East Hawaii’s keiki are fed this Thursday, March 26, and they’re looking for
