Iconic Parks and Outdoor Adventures Central Park: the heart of New York The Conservatory Garden. Credit: Instagram @mommwanderer Central Park is an 843-acre slice of paradise in the middle of Manhattan’s concrete jungle. I easily and very happily spent a whole day here, and it doesn’t cost anything to be there (unless you want to buy a coffee, perhaps). The Conservatory Garden, at the north end, was an absolute revelation. I stumbled upon it completely by accident while trying to escape the crowds near the Bethesda Fountain. It was remarkably quiet for a Saturday afternoon, with European-style gardens you wouldn’t…
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All kinds of options for breakfast, dinner and beautiful cake delights from restaurants and restaurants this Easter weekend. Aand so, Easter is this Sunday. Which means the deli world is bringing back all the pastel shades, and this weekend restaurants are offering lunch and dinner buffets and spring specials. Scroll through your island-wide options, click on the photos for more information, and check back as we add more and more menus. SEE ALSO: Easter Events on O’ahu Ali’i Fish Market collection they burn Gushing waters basalt Gushing waters Beastside kitchen Valley of Niu Gran Island Caramels Route of the Sea…
Easter is coming up on Sunday, April 5, this year, with plenty of festivities leading up to it. Check back for more ways to celebrate Easter as we update this roundup with the latest. SEE ALSO: Your Roundup of Easter Menus From All Over O‘ahu Easter Bunny Photos Photo: Courtesy of Kāhala Mall Kāhala Mall Saturday, March 14, to Sunday, April 5 March 14 to 22: Monday to Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. March 23 to April 5: Monday to Friday 2 to 7 p.m., Saturday 10 a.m.…
Photo: Aaron K. Yoshino BrunchFest Sunday March 29, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m Boozy brunch meets K-pop vibes at this year’s daytime party presented by First Hawaiian Bank and Mastercard. Sip creative cocktails, listen to catchy tunes and dine on a selection of small plates from our favorite restaurants including Café Kaila, Hau Tree, Kapa Hale, Over Easy and more. Plus, the waterfront location with spectacular views makes the day even more delightful. BUY TICKETS 21+, $80 general admission, Ho’okupu Center, 1125 Ala Moana Blvd., Kaka’ako, hnltix.com, @honolulumag SEE ALSO: 5 things you should know about BrunchFest 2026 presented…
Le Petit Chef, an early experience in Hawaii, turns your table into a canvas where an animated little chef cooks a five-course dinner right on your plate. Its debut at Rosemary House Waikīkī in March is Petit Chef’s nineteenth U.S. location; more than 100 others stretch from Bangkok to Dubai and London. The brainchild of Belgian artist collective Skullmapping and Germany’s 2Spicy Entertainment, it uses cutting-edge mapping technology and vivid, vibrant artwork that screams to be posted on Instagram. Photo: Laura Dornbush The prix fixe menu is crafted with Hawaiian ingredients by Romer House Executive Chef Brad Dodson. Think bouillabaisse…
Waialua on March 20, 2026. Photo: Courtesy of US Coast Guard OceaniaTKona’s recent lows have left many neighborhoods on O’ahu and neighboring islands under water, but our community has rallied quickly to care for those affected by the flooding. If you want to contribute or get involved in recovery efforts, here are the places to check out (click on the Instagram posts for more info). If you need help coping with the aftermath of the storms, we have linked resources for you. This guide will be updated as more resources are released.2646 Rainbow St.Saturday March 28, 7 p.m2646 Rainbow St.Drinks…
Photo: Courtesy of Ward Village The HONOLULU edition Saturday March 21, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m *Editor’s Note: This event has been canceled due to safety concerns due to weather and flooding. If you missed the February launch event, here’s your chance to check out the new HONOLULU Magazine Market. Meet 40 of Hawaiʻi’s most stylish, creative and locally loved brands, try on samples and find your favorites in a lively and innovative environment. Elevate your experience with a VIP Shopping Pass to receive early entry at 9am, exclusive discounts, some perks and a free Mochi Momma Chocolate Strawberry…
the beach clubs or the chaos of Kuta. But Sanur is the quietest town and once you spend a few days there you start to wonder why you would go anywhere else. This is one of Bali’s oldest resort areas, tourism started here long before the Instagram crowds arrived, and that history gives it a deep-rooted village feel that’s really hard to find on the island, especially in the south. There is a 7km seaside promenade lined with cafes, temples and bikes for hire. The reef keeps the water calm, making it ideal for families or anyone who just wants…
Photo: Andrea Lee TThere’s a lot of buzz here about the new Midtown Eats food hall at The Park in Ke’eaumoku, and for good reason: With more than a dozen vendors, a wide variety of cuisines, tons of seating, and free parking, it’s a great place to satisfy everyone’s cravings and hang out. Click on the information you want to explore: SEE ALSO: where are they now Restaurants on Ke’eaumoku Street Image: Courtesy of Midtown Eats Sellers Here is the current list of providers: Boba-Bing! is expected to open in March, while Dragon Burger and Bonburi are slated for May.…
The south is warm, sunny and built for tourism, think lounge chairs, all-inclusive packages and cocktails from 11am. The north is greener, a bit windier and honestly feels like a completely different island. The interior? It’s for hikers, slow travelers, those who prefer to stay in a finca rather than a five-star. This is one of the easiest warm weather getaways, especially in winter. But with so many areas to consider, choosing where to base yourself can seem like a difficult task. So here is a proper breakdown. The best domains and how to choose Las Palmas (North) Las Palmas…