The Latest What’s Open and Closed on Christmas Day in Hawaiʻi 2022 Planning on hiking Diamond Head on Christmas Day? You may want to think again. by Kevin Allen
Arts + Culture 10 Reasons Why Hawai‘i Locals Love Pearlridge Center Who can forget the beautiful fragrance from the Cinnabon in the food court? by Kevin Allen
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Beaches How (And Where) To Watch the Massive Waves on Oʻahu’s North Shore The season of XXL surf is upon us, so here's how you can watch the gigantic winter swells on Oʻahu. by Kevin Allen
Hawai‘i Island Have Aloha Will Travel EP98: Mauna Loa Eruption The crew brings on Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park interpretation and education program manager Benjamin Hayes to talk about the recent historic eruption. by Kevin Allen
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Listen Have Aloha Will Travel EP97: Holiday Gift Guide Cat, Grace and Kevin reconvene to discuss what Hawaiʻi-made gifts would be great presents for the holiday season. by Kevin Allen
Arts + Culture 10 Things That Mean It’s Winter Time in Hawaiʻi From surfing Santa to the appearance of the once-a-year jacket, here are a few things that mark the beginning of winter in Hawaiʻi. by Kevin Allen
Arts + Culture 13 Terrifying Things that Give Hawaiʻi Locals Chicken Skin From sketchy 7-11 visits at 2 a.m. to getting called uncle for the first time, these 13 things will freak you out. by Kevin Allen
Listen Have Aloha Will Travel EP95: Introducing Emily Smith + Fall Faves in Hawaiʻi The newest member of the HAWAII Magazine ʻohana Emily Smith joins this episode of the Have Aloha Will Travel podcast to discuss fall faves. by Kevin Allen
Hawai‘i Island What To Do Your Guide to Hawaiʻi 2022 Halloween Events From candy crawls to block parties, here are some of the best events happening in Hawaiʻi this Halloween. by Kevin Allen and Grace Maeda
Arts + Culture Hawaiian History Lives On in this Maui Museum Located at the base of ʻĪao Valley, Hale Hōʻikeʻike paints a vivid idea of what Hawaiian civilization once was in the minds of its visitors. by Kevin Allen