This Week in Hawaii

Aloha friend,

It’s been one of those weeks. Today, we’re simply sharing some events you should have on your radar. Plus, a few suggestions on what to watch, book, and eat.

Cheers,

The Edit Hawaii team

Hawaii Island

3.1: Laulima Nature Center Grand Opening

Kauai

2.21-2.23: Shipwrecked Winter Sale (25% off storewide!)

2.22: Birria in the Beer Garden at Mucho Aloha Brewhouse

2.26: North Shore Give Auction & Gala

2.28: Zero Waste Pau Hana Mixer at Collab Cafe

Maui

Now through 2.23: Inaugural Lahaina Food & Wine Festival

Now through 4.30: “Celebration of Hawaii 2025,” 20th Annual Invitational Art Exhibit, at Viewpoints Gallery

2.22: Life Figure Drawing With Jamie Porcella

2.22: The Thrift Market at Kula Country Farms

3.1: Art Affair 2025: Vintage Poolside — A Retro Sunset Soirée at Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center

3.1: Art Affair 2025 After Dark After-Party at Casanova Restaurant

Oahu

2.21: Open Mic Night at Kava Queen Kava Bar

2.21: Friday Night Tempo at Capitol Modern

2.21: Electric Feels Indie Rock & Electronic Dance Party at The Republik

2.22: Community Work Day at Palehua

2.22: “Pakalolo: Changing the Narrative” Art Show Opening Night

2.23: Spritz & Shop at Hideout at The Laylow

2.22-2.28: Nathan McKee Art Exhibition at Greenroom Haleiwa

2.27: 7th Annual Brews for the Zoo at Aloha Beer Co

2.28-3.2: Wellness Weekend at Outrigger Beachcomber Waikiki Beach

3.1: Sustainable Pop-Up Market and Grand Opening of Re-Use Hawaii

3.1: Super Saturday at Capitol Modern

To Watch
Shōgun, created by Maui couple Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks, has won a record 18 Emmys and four Golden Globes and is nominated for 2025 Screen Actors Guild Awards. The FX Series is streaming on Hulu. We haven’t seen it yet, but it’s now on our list after learning about its accolades on Hawaii Public Radio!

To Book
Maui Bees is hosting a Farm To Table Dinner at its Upcountry farm on most Fridays from March through June. You can also have a private dinner for up to 12 guests for a special occasion. Expect stunning views of Kahoolawe, Lana’i, and the West Maui mountains and a menu created and prepared by Chef James Martinez based on what is available in the gardens. DREAMY.

To Eat
Carbs! Of the sweet and savory variety. Because the much anticipated Mille Fête is now open in Honolulu’s Chinatown. The bakery is a collaboration between James Beard Award-winning chef Robynne Maii (of Fête fame), her husband Chuck Bussler, and dessert darling Katherine Yang. Learn more here.

How’d we do? Was this interesting enough? Feel free to contact us if you’d like to collab or for suggestions, events, feedback, or just to say hi.