Hana Hou! Issue 28.3
Close Encounters of the Hawaii Kine
Whatever they are, folks in the Islands are seeing a lot of them
Find Dining
Eat only what you can catch or pick within a twenty-mile radius of your house. Ready? Go.
The Word for Ocean Is Kai
Whether paddling, building or mentoring, Kai Bartlett lives a life of the canoe
A Life's Work
Curators at the Honolulu Museum of Art wanted to introduce viewers to Abe's larger body of work—but they didn't expect that there would be so much of it.
From the Ashes
There's a Hawaiian word—kuleana—usually translated as responsibility, duty, calling or even burden. You don't choose kuleana, it's said. Kuleana finds you.
Noodles from the Sea
Way in the back of a takeout restaurant, behind a door marked "Employees Only," there's a laboratory where the next evolution in noodlery is growing in a fifty-gallon fish tank.
Sliding Scale
A basic RC drift car kit can set you back a few hundred dollars, and it takes most drivers several months to get the hang of it.
The Box Brigade
The Nanakuli School students shred cardboard donated in exchange for produce and distribute the products for free, creating a sustainable solution to Hawaii's solid waste issues.
The Show Goes On
Over the past century, Hilo's Palace Theater kept pace with the changing entertainment industry and community needs.