The Honolulu Night Market throws its doors open again this Saturday night in Kaka’ako.  HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports food, fashion, gifts, and entertainment are all part of the festivities.

Tattoo, Chris McKinney’s first book 13 years ago, caused quite a stir.  It was a brash, unvarnished view of urban Honolulu.  His latest novel, “Boi No Good”, traces the lives of three siblings through radically different upbringings and their eventual reunion.  HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.

Since 2003, Desiree Cremer has been planting seeds at Aiea High School.  She started the state’s only ballet and modern dance program to satisfy fine arts requirements---and students have been reaping the benefits since.  HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.

Makkuro Makkuro is a quirky pop up shop that features local artisans and designers plus interesting second hand goods.   HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports it will be making its next appearance this weekend in the Kaka’ako neighborhood. 

The shop will be open:

Hawai’i now has a critical mass of high quality value added products, with more budding entrepreneurs jumping into business everyday.   HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports on a service that curates monthly care packages and will mail them for you too. 

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