Check out our latest stories and articles about island living in Hawaiʻi nei and things you can experience and learn on the Big Island so you can better embrace the aloha spirit, connect with your community, and enjoy this beautiful place we call home.
In 1984, a trio of high school girls captured the coveted, statewide Brown Bags To Stardom talent competition with their song Local Boy. The song
Wai. A word so important in ˋŌlelo Hawaiˋi that it is found in many, many words and place names. While we are surrounded by water
Article Submitted by Quinn Nelson. Have you ever wondered why Hawaii is such a melting pot of cultures? The history of Hawaii is central to
Now, more than ever, we need to start becoming more environmentally conscious for the sake of future generations—this holiday season is no exception. Here are
This past weekend, Hilo hosted the first ever “Hawai`i Swim Show” at the Wainaku Executive Center. The creative minds behind the event are hometown wahine
Twice a year, the Big Island Association of Nurserymen (“BIAN” http://www.hawaiiplants.org/) hold a plant sale at Edith Kanaka’ole Stadium. This past weekend was the second of
Article submitted by Quinn Nelson. Growing up in Hawaii, there are a few songs that are a common sing-a-long style, that easily get stuck on
Since purchasing the already established business from the original retiring owners, Lisa & Chris Silva spent the early years of their new business building a
Big Island’s acclaimed Jazz & Blues Festival kicks off June 4 with a wide array of talented artists from all over the world after three
It all started with her 4-year-old son suggesting the idea of sharing meals with the less fortunate at Lincoln Park. Then, it grew into bigger
