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Music for the Airport by Aloha Got Soul Responds to the Airport’s AI Songs (opens the original)
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Did you know the Honolulu airport plays AI-generated music? Upon learning that from a Civil Beat article published earlier this year, record label Aloha Got Soul compiled a rebuttal in vinyl form, Music for the Airport, with 17 local, human-made songs pulled from its catalog of unreleased, licensed music. Roger Bong, owner of Aloha Got Soul, selected many of the songs from the CD era of the ’90s and early 2000s, so the collection “gives people a nice slice of what Hawai‘i sounded like during thi
Things to Do on O‘ahu in September 2026 (opens the original)
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Saturday, Sept. 5, 6:30 to 9 p.m. (VIP entry at 5:30 p.m.) Adventure to a retro fantasy island with mermaid coves and enchanted forests where you can drink and feast on bottomless dishes made by Hale ‘Aina award-winning restaurants. Tickets start at $185.87, The Kāhala Hotel & Resort, 5000 Kahala Ave #5000, Kāhala, hnltix.com, @honolulumag SEE ALSO: Feast at Fantasy Island: What You’ll Eat at the Hale ‘Aina Gala on Sept. 5 See a distinctly Hawaiian legal drama that follows Princess Theresa Owana
North Shore Pūpūkea to Kahuku Road Trip (opens the original)
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Kahuku Sugar Mill seating area and food trucks. Photo: Andrea Lee A lifelong townie, I don’t drive outside of Honolulu much, so most of the North Shore remains a mystery to me. But a recent trip on the North Shore Huaka‘i shuttle, which brings people to explore and support businesses in Hale‘iwa and Waialua, got me wondering about other neighborhoods up there. So my boyfriend Alex and I head up H-2 on a Saturday. Our first stop takes us uphill on Pūpūkea Road to Kōlea Farm Stand, a tent and tabl
We Tried It: North Shore Huaka‘i Shuttle to Support Local Businesses (opens the original)
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With the North Shore still recovering after the Kona low storms in March, we took a trip on the $5 North Shore Huaka‘i shuttle to check it out and play a tiny part in supporting small businesses. The daily roundtrip service picks up passengers in Waikīkī and Ko Olina and takes them to Waialua for one hour and Hale‘iwa for 2.5 hours. (Huaka‘i means “journey” in Hawaiian.) There’s a small but simple catch: You need to show proof that you bought something at a local business to secure your ride bac
We Tried It and You Can Too (opens the original)
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Food & Drink | Health & Wellness | Style & Beauty | Arts & Crafts | Outdoors | Fun & Games Typically found at Korean supermarkets, songpyeon rice cakes are traditionally eaten during Chuseok, Korea’s autumn harvest festival. But Rice Blossoms has made them year-round treats that can be gifted or enjoyed at celebrations or just because. Even better, you can make them yourself in Shana Lee’s pop-up classes around the island. I’ve been a fan of Lee’s cabochon-like songpyeon, though I doubted whethe
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