Beat of Hawaii Celebrates 10 Years and THE BEAT goes on
Mahalo to our readers! Who we are, what we do, and why we write Beat of Hawaii.
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Culture and Events
Participating in Hawaii culture and events is one way to learn more about the islands while you are here. Be part of the Aloha spirit that shapes our islands. Attend a hula competition, learn some Hawaiian language, join us for festivals, and connect with locals.
Kauai Festival of Lights | Magical Recycled Art
This art event of global renown takes place every December. Don’t miss it.
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20 Foot Shark Makes Appearance Near Waipouli Beach Resort
Video/Details + Cultural/Environmental Significance of Sharks in Hawaii.
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Wyland and Hawaiian Airlines Controversy
Renowned Hawaii artist Wyland is upset about the possible removal of two of his iconic murals near Honolulu International Airport.
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Kona Brewing Company | Does Made in Hawaii Matter to You?
Do you feel deceived or are you okay with this. Let us know your thoughts.
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Anahola Granola A Hawaii Favorite for 30 Years
A special treat for Hawaii visitors and locals. For a limited time only, save on your next delivery.
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Halloween in Hawaii 2016
Join us in person or in spirit for an exuberant display of Halloween festivities.
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Humpback Whale Season Is Coming Soon to Hawaii
A friend once witnessed a Humpback whale giving birth while he was playing golf at Poipu. Let us know if you’ve had any memorable whale sightings on your Hawaii vacation.
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Celebrate Hawaii Statehood Day Anywhere and Save
Three ways to celebrate Hawaii Statehood Day including Honolulu magazine for $10 a year.
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