Pokey Richardson and Tina Semenza have enjoyed making Easter floral baskets every year since their children were in preschool a good 40 years ago, often up to 15 at a time as table centerpieces for egg-hunt and family parties over the years. Read more
Members of The Garden Club of Honolulu have been preparing their plants and projects for the last two years for its major event, a three-day garden show at the Honolulu Museum of Art in June. Read more
The main classical music season comes to a close this month with a number of interesting chamber music and orchestral events, along with another fun opera. Here are some highlights. Read more
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Egg hunts and a cuddly petting zoo are among the highlights of Easter festivities throughout Oahu next weekend, where photo-taking and promotional events predominate at the shopping malls. Read more
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In February we discussed the importance of variety in food choices to consume safe and adequate amounts of essential nutrients. Read more
Henk Rogers is known in Hawaii for, among many things, founding the Blue Planet Foundation, which spearheaded the state’s renewable energy policy. Read more
“Doogie Kamealoha, M.D.,” the Hawaii-based takeoff on the popular child-genius series “Doogie Howser, M.D.,” returns for its second season this week, promising intriguing adventures into the awkward adolescence of Dr. Lahela Kamealoha and her family. Read more
In 2019, Kauai residents who had a love for all things related to the comic book universe no longer had to make the trek to Oahu to get their comic-con fix. Read more
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The story of Peter Pan, the boy who wouldn’t grow up, has been told in many ways since J.M. Barrie introduced him in 1902. Read more
Ever wonder what it would be like to run a construction crane? Or maybe inspect a fire truck or a cement mixer? Read more
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After “Weird Al” Yankovic wraps his “vanity” tour in the isles next weekend, there’s no sign that the five-time Grammy-winning recording artist plans to slow down any time soon. In fact, there might even be plans ahead for Broadway. Read more
Blind since infancy, pianist Tony Lu has overcome a lot of obstacles to achieve what he has now. Read more
Starting March 19, the Creative Arts & Wellness Symposium will offer two weeks of special events at the Downtown Art Center, focusing on how art promotes good health and wellness. Read more
Born and raised in Newark, N.J., Francis Castelluccio grew up street smart and with a passion for singing. He was still a teenager when he met Tommy DeVito and Nick Massi and began performing with them as Frankie Valli. Read more
Lei Melket and Mailani Makainai met in high school and discovered their musical chemistry in a high school talent contest. Read more
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