Inspiring Women: Our March Cover Story
To mark Women’s History Month and celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8, we profile six extraordinary women in our March issue.
HONOLULU Magazine - March 2023
Inspiring Women Who Make Hawai‘i a Better Place
It's Women’s History Month! Meet six extraordinary wāhine whose impact resonates across the Islands.
Earth-Friendly, Fashionable Hawai‘i Brands
Two local companies helmed by women prove that style and sustainability fit perfectly together.
Meet the Hawai‘i Photographer Whose Inclusive Modeling Agency is Changing the Definition of Beauty
Tired of the lack of diversity in the modeling world, Hawai‘i photographer Mel Tjoeng set her sights on changing beauty norms.
Discover Up-and-Coming Native Hawaiian Brands at Nā Mea Hawai‘i
Owner-curator Maile Meyer hand-picks every item and here, she shares her latest finds with us.
New Beginnings: Restoring Old Buildings With Cultural Significance
Architect Dean Sakamoto spearheads the adaptive reuse of notable buildings to honor Honolulu’s social past.
Mahina Made–A Local Lifestyle Brand Rooted in Hawaiian Culture
Taking inspiration from her family’s puakenikeni tree, Kailee Freitas turned the fragrant lei flower into a breakout fashion trend.
Mānoa Meadery Offers Hive-to-Mead Tours and Now, Durian Mead
Mānoa Honey & Mead launches new guided tours and a line of traditional-style meads that defy tradition.
Hello Dolly! Celebrating Japanese Girls’ Day Traditions
Girls’ Day is a traditional festival that celebrates women and girls throughout Japan each year with the gifting of dolls.
Flashback ’90s Faves–What Honolulu Was Buzzing About in March 1993
Each month, we take a nostalgic dive into our archive. As the oldest continuously published magazine west of the Mississippi, there's a lot of good stuff in there.
Two Honolulu Dancers Continue to Shake Things Up in Vegas
Learn more about Kent Shinomae and Christianne Moss, cast members of Michael Jackson ONE, a Cirque du Soleil production.
Why Can’t Honolulu Be More Pet-Friendly?
This city has great beaches, campgrounds, swimming areas and other public state parks—but dogs aren’t allowed at many of them.
