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Walk past the Honolulu Academy of Art at dusk on the last Friday of the month and instead of a closed sign swinging in the wind, you'll see hundreds of Hawai'i hipsters streaming past the large lion statues near the front entrance.

Once inside Academy patrons are instantly aware of a theme, which changes monthly and often ties-in with the ...

Step into Dave Stewart's Hotel Street watering hole and you can't miss the towering wall of beer. From obscure labels to tried and true brands Bar 35 boasts 110 specialty beers every night of the week. And on an island where you're more likely to get an umbrella in your cocktail than a good stiff drink, being ...

Located between Waikiki and Diamond head, the Honolulu zoo is a great place to spend the day.  The zoo is 42 acres filled with exotic animals in as close to their native habitats as you can inagine.  Animals include rhinos,  crocodiles, giraffes, monkeys, tigers, elephants, and endangered Native Pacific birds.   They have a section  with a childrens petting zoo. 

You can park in front of the zoo in metered parking for 25 cents ...

Lotus Soundbar is the new darling of the Waikiki club scene. Unlike the older nightclubs in Waikiki, Lotus Soundbar offers a unique fusion of hip hop, reggae, house and dance music. Separated into 2 floors with 3 rooms, this nightclub is classy, chic and a place to be visited by all.

Located on Kuhio Avenue (Across from Jack ...

Some places just work. The staff exudes aloha, the services are top-notch and the prices ...

Want to see Hawaii's sea life up close?  Spend a day at Sea Life park.  You can swim with dolphins and see Hawaii's marine life up close and personal.  If you don't want to get wet you can still watch dolphins perform in an open air theatre. 

There are lots of activites featuring different amimals throuought the park.  The park is fairly small but you can see lots of animals and ...

If your cruising down Kalanianaole Hwy on the east coast of the island there are many scenic spots.  One stop you should make is Ka'Iwi state park just before Sea Life park.  Ka'Iwi is also a prime spot for whale watching.  And it has it's own blowholes! It's a nice little hike along the main road once you get inside the park, or if you're more adventurous take hike along ...

Took the family out to the Sports Carnival at Aloha Stadium tonight. It was raining, but as tomorrow is a work day for me, we decided to go out anyway. The Sports Carnival is a carnival to benefit the Hawaii Youth Sports Federation and the rides and games are typical carnival stuff. What I mean to say is simply that it is not a sports themed ...

Why did the chicken cross the road? To get to the beach. 

Don't get the joke? You will if you plan to visit Hawaii anytime soon.  Hopefully, on your visit to Oahu, you plan to rent a car and drive around the island.  There is life outside Waikiki and it's beautiful on the other shores.  But when you do, you're going to come across an unusual ...

Often times, when someone mentions Ala Moana, it is automatically linked to Ala Moana Shopping Center. The shopping mall is definitely one of the biggest in the USA and the most popular to the tourists in Honolulu. Located less than 5 minutes away from Waikiki, this area is easily accessible by the trolleys, local buses and taxis.

Although the shopping ...