Streetlight Cadence looks to ‘hack their way through music industry’
Streetlight Cadence is back home in Hawaii for its “Golden Ticket” tour this month, and the band members have a few surprises up their sleeves. Read more
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Discover wagon tours, farm fresh food at Kahuku Farms
For more than 100 years, the Matsuda and Fukuyama families have been farming on 125 acres of Oahu's North Shore. Read more
Restoring He‘eia fishpond offers a glimpse of ancient Hawaii
Hidden in He'eia is a piece of ancient Hawaii that's on the path to being restored. Read more
Honolulu restaurateurs put vegan spin on local favorites
Hawaii is well-known for its unique cuisine, from plate lunches loaded with lau lau to loco moco smothered in gravy. Read more
Bicycle tours provide a different perspective of Oahu
With its unique culture, flat terrain and year-round sun, Todd Roll thought Hawaii was the perfect place to expand his bike tour business. Read more
Photo tours help participants of any skill level snap beautiful shots
While people-watching on a bench in New York's Central Park, Oahu Photography Tours owner and founder Alex Wilson noticed those around him taking photos of random things without any focus or direction. Read more
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Bean-to-bar chocolate company keeps ingredients local
Madre Chocolate connects chocolate lovers to the origin of chocolate and incorporates locally grown, vegan ingredients. Read more
Connect with nature at Ho’omaluhia
Nestled beneath the Ko'olau Mountains lies the picturesque Ho'omaluhia Botanical Garden — a 400-acre rainforest garden and flood-control facility that is home to plants from tropical regions across the globe. Read more
Taro farm focuses on education, reconnecting to the land
"Today we live in a world where everything is so convenient to us and we don't want to get dirty. We don't even allow our feet to touch the land. We wear shoes and slippers and everybody's germophobic." Read more
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