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Kaua‘i artist Sally French is quietly taking care of business in Kal?heo, on the Garden Isle. Painting and drawing is what it’s all about for French, and…

Local boy, Zak Noyle is recognized as one of the best water photographers in the world. His shot of trash arcing overhead in a wave in Indonesia is…

eady availability of local produce is one lasting contribution consumers enjoy, thanks to recent combined efforts of chefs creating cachet and demand,…

Hui No‘eau is a sturdy arts non-profit in Upcountry Maui. They offer community facilities for glass, jewelry making, printing, and more, and are open to…

Today, nearly thirty years after the Hawai‘i Regional Cuisine Movement began, it’s hard to believe how much eating in Hawai‘i has changed. Recently, a…

John Melville Kelly was a printmaker at a time of transition in Hawai‘i. His iconic images graced the menu covers at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel, and much…

Artist Mayumi Oda who lives in Kealakekua is represented in major international collections, including the Museum of Modern Art in New York. Since 1992,…

The live music experience is easy to fall out of, what with anything you want available, any time you want it, wherever you are. The thing is, being in a…

In gratitude for the thirty years Hawai‘i has nurtured his professional life, Hawai‘i Symphony principal oboist Scott Janusch came up with a novel idea.…

Elmer Omar Pizo was born in the Philippines, where he went to seminary school, then worked in Saudi Arabia. Twenty nine years ago, Pizo immigrated to…