I’m at the Honolulu Museum of Art and this exhibit explores the various textiles of Hawai’i. You see, @honolulumuseum is a great museum with incredible curators. The person responsible for “Fashioning Aloha” is the HoMA’s Curator of Textiles and Historic Arts of Hawai’i, Tory Laitila. I must say, this guy knocked it out of the park. I learned so much about the variety and history behind not only Hawai’ian shirts, but the dresses and coverings that contribute to the vast cultural footprint of the

Which beaches on Oahu are the most dangerous? Honolulu lifeguards agree: All of them. In some cases, that’s because the beaches have no lifeguards. In other cases, lifeguards can only do so much if people are willing to risk perennially treacherous conditions. On average, about 40 people drown somewhere along the island’s 227-mile coastline each year. Others get badly injured at beloved but death-defying spots like Sandy Beach on Oahu’s eastern coast, which has seen a 63% increase in visitors in