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- Sep 30, 2026
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Rooted in Place: A New Harvest Dinner Series on Kauaʻi (opens the original)
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As the sun starts to set, about 20 of us sit at a long communal table overlooking Hanalei Bay. “The intention for the evening is gratitude,” says chef Pete Ghione, culinary director at 1 Hotel Hanalei Bay. He reminds us that by being grateful, we can be open to receiving the island’s healing energy, nurturing food and new friendships here at the table. The dinner is part of a new monthly series at 1 Kitchen hosted by Ghione. “Rooted in Place: A Harvest Dinner” is inspired by the seasonal ingredi
Home of Hāhālua (opens the original)
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This story was originally published in our SUMMER Digital issue, which you can view here. Under the ocean’s surface and beneath a starry sky, a manta ray with a 12-foot wingspan glides just below me. Its winglike pectoral fins propel it effortlessly through the waters off the Kona Coast. More of these gentle creatures are drawn to the boat’s under-water lights, which attract microscopic zooplankton, their primary food source. The Kona Coast is considered one of the best places in the world to sw
Mele for Maui Is a Community Celebration This Weekend (opens the original)
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The community is invited to Mele For Maui, a free summer concert on Saturday, Sept. 19, at the Royal Lahaina Resort & Bungalows. Fondly considered “The People’s Place,” the concert celebrates and commemorates the legacy and resilience of Lahaina, Kīhei, Kula and the vibrant spirit of Maui. In its 15th season, the Hawaiʻi Symphony Orchestra (HSO) returns to Maui for the concert. Recently designated the official state orchestra of Hawaiʻi, this is the first time the orchestra will perform on Maui
Supporting our ʻOhana on Hawaiʻi Island and Kauaʻi (opens the original)
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Hurricane Lowell brought fierce winds, heavy rain and dangerous surf to Hawaiʻi on Monday night, with Kauaʻi and Niʻihau seeing the most severe impacts. By Tuesday morning, the hurricane had moved west of the Islands, leaving widespread damage in its wake. On Kauaʻi, homes, businesses and roads were damaged, with power outages reported across the island. Flooding and high stream levels forced the closure of Kūhiō Highway near the Hanalei Bridge, and portions of Kaumualiʻi Highway were also close
The 5 Best Breakfast and Brunch Spots on Oʻahu in 2026 (opens the original)
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In recent years, Oʻahu’s brunch scene has taken off, with dozens of local restaurants dishing up creative takes on traditional breakfast fare, from lilikoʻi pancakes to specialty loco moco—all paired with a POG mimosa. Of course, there are the local institutions that have been serving breakfast to generations of hungry locals. Oʻahu is dotted with great breakfast and brunch spots. Some are local gems, while others are Insta-famous. Here are the top five, according to our readers. Since 1974, Egg
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