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Aloha Authentic – Some of Hawai`i’s influential women
We all make use of our island roadways, but when was the last time you paid attention to their given names? → Read More
Oahu choir to perform at Carnegie Hall once again
A private music studio known as Keiki Kani Choir has been teaching music to students for over 30 years from keiki up to kupuna. → Read More
Hawaiian vocabulary relative to your home
In Hawaiian language, when describing something, the noun is always stated first then followed by the adjective. → Read More
Chinese New Year’s Celebrations return to Chinatown
After two years of not being able to put this on, the Chinatown Chinese New Year’s Celebration finally makes its return. → Read More
Science and culture come together for Makahiki Stargazing Festival
We are going to have not just stargazing at night, which I think a lot of us think, but also during the day with this next event this Saturday called “Makahiki Stargazing Festival.” → Read More
Pele and Poliʻahu, the battle between fire and snow
Hawaiian stories share that Tūtū Pele resides in Kīlauea whose most recent eruption commenced in 2018. → Read More
Non-profit refurbishes computers to donate to students in need
In such honor, there is a non-profit organization here on Oahu known as Hawaiian Hope who’s focus in their service, at least one of their focuses, is refurbishing and recycling computers which then they will turn around and donated back to students in need. → Read More
Aloha Authentic – Ali’i Drive
In the ahupuaʻa of Keopū, which lies in the moku of Kona on the island of Hawaiʻi, stands a popular roadway whose name translates as “chief, ruler, or monarch.” → Read More
Free tree giveaway this weekend in Mānoa
But throughout this month, there are still tree and plant giveaways scheduled giving you the chance to take home some plants and some trees home for free so you can benefit from them. → Read More
“The Wind and the Reckoning” kicks off the Hawaii International Film Festival
And the beautiful thing about this season’s kickoff is the screenings are focusing on Made In Hawaii and Pacific Films and this evening’s screening is of the film “The Wind and the Reckoning.” → Read More
Aloha Authentic – Who is Queen Emma?
HONOLULU (KHON2) – We all make use of our island roadways. But, when was the last time you paid attention to their given names? Did you know you could learn more about Hawaiʻi if you did? Our weekly “Aloha Authentic” segment highlights various streets across the island chain so we can dig into those names, and […] → Read More
The Three Phantoms: Concert at Hawai’i Theatre
It has been played to over 140 million people across 33 countries and 166 cities across the globe becoming one of the most successful entertainment pieces of all time. → Read More
Hawaii’s Woodshow comes to a close this weekend
Being in Hawaii, we are surrounded by forest which means that we are surrounded by wood. → Read More
The story of Mauna Loa, the princess and the volcano
We all make use of our island roadways, but when was the last time you paid attention to their given names? → Read More
Aloha Stadium memorabilia up for auction
Here at Aloha Stadium, so many memories from sports games, not a sports person, to concerts, which is usually my game, but a lot more events, monster trucks, and so many other things have taken place at the grand Aloha Stadium. → Read More
Aloha Authentic – The main street through Downtown Honolulu
In the ahupuaʻa of Honolulu, which lies in the moku of Kona here on Oʻahu, stands a main street in downtown Honolulu which carries the last name of a Hawaiian princess and her husband. → Read More
Paniolos talk about their experience in rodeos
Right here in Gods’ country of Waimanalo, the All-American Rodeo makes its return bigger and better than ever. → Read More
Traditional Hawaiian lunar months
In the ahupuaʻa of Heʻeia, which lies in the moku of Koʻolaupoko here on Oʻahu, stands a roadway named after a stifling hot and humid Hawaiian month. → Read More
Duke’s Ocean Fest returns to Waikīkī
It was in 1915 when the Godfather of Modern-Day Surfing Duke Kahanamoku first shared surfing with the world in a place called Freshwater Beach in Australia where interesting enough, there is a statue of the Duke overlooking the beach there. → Read More
Salvation Army is looking for Bell Ringers this Christmas season
But unlike most of us, the Salvation Army is already in their preparations for the season and one of those preparations include, who am I? → Read More