November-December 2014

Hawaiians honor Lono, god of agriculture, during a four-month-long celebration called Makahiki.

Outside St. Joseph's Church in Kamalo, on the island of Molokai, stands the marble statue of a Union officer named Joseph Dutton.

Leona Wilson's mansion offers youngsters a pattern for success.

Get the recipe for award-winning corn tamales prepared by Executive Sous Chef Raymond Nicasio.

Tita recalls stories about the snow goddesses of Mauna Kea on the Big Island.

Maui luthier Steve Grimes has built guitars for some of the top players in the world, including Steve Miller and Willie Nelson.

Wherever the holidays find you, toast them with Maui's own.

Hawaiiana is more dream than reality, nostalgia for a past that never was. But who can argue with a dream?

This Maui mom turned a throwaway commodity into a flat-out brilliant business model.

Champagne is the epitome of sparkling wines, which is why we often reserve it for special occasions. Choosing one begins with understanding how sparkling wines are made.