September-October 2006

Beyond the “shaka,” that friendly thumb-and-pinkie hand waggle that says “hello” in a uniquely local fashio, is an intangible spirit defines these islands.

Study up with Gourmet Gurus.

How the Habitat for Humanity ReStore is helping us reevaluate what we throw away

Filipinos mark 100 years of history on Maui.

On a carb rampage at some of Maui's hottest new restaurants.

Life by a Maliko Gulch waterfall is anything but ordinary.

Maui and her sister islands are reviving one of the most important spiritual times of ancient Hawai‘i: Makahiki.

On Sunday morning last, I woke to find a breakfast tray on my bedside table with Giles nowhere in sight. It was most peculiar...

Eat, drink, celebrate, and be good to each other.