Laura Dornbush

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Kailua Town’s Sip + ShopThursday, June 5, 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.Stamp your shopping passport at more than 30 locally owned businesses, enjoy exclusive event-only promos, listen to live music and indulge in sweet treats, including honey slushies, refreshing mocktails, organic cotton candy and more. Event proceeds benefit Shop Small Hawai‘i, a local initiative that supports Hawai‘i-based entrepreneurs.

1 week ago | honolulumagazine.com | Laura Dornbush

What: Expedition Dinosaur: Into the Deep, an interactive dinosaur exhibitWho: A multi-generational trio including a grandmother, a mom and an 8-year-old boy Where: Bishop MuseumWhen: On display now through Jan. 25, 2026Cost: Included with museum admission, $24.95 adult kama‘āina admission, $20.95 youth kama‘āina admission (ages 4–17)SEE ALSO: 8 Amazing Things to Do With Kids Who doesn’t love dinosaurs? The fascination for the extinct species spans generations.

1 week ago | honolulumagazine.com | Laura Dornbush

Science & Sustainability FestivalSaturday, May 31, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.Learn how you can protect Hawai‘i’s biodiversity through an enlightening day of speakers, workshops and performances at Bishop Museum. Visit community partner booths, listen to expert panelists discuss forests and invasive species, get hands on with keiki activities, plus enjoy live music and food vendors on the museum’s lawns.

2 weeks ago | honolulumagazine.com | Laura Dornbush

Lilo & StitchShowtimes starting Thursday, May 22Catch the live-action remake of Disney’s 2002 animated movie in theaters this weekend. Not only is the story set in Hawai‘i, but there are a ton of local ties, from screenwriter Chris Kekaniokalani Bright to actors Tia Carrere and Amy Hill to musicians such as Iam Tongi and the Kamehameha Schools Choir.

3 weeks ago | honolulumagazine.com | Laura Dornbush

Kim’s ConvenienceThursday, May 15, through Sunday, June 8This award-winning play is so good that it inspired a Netflix hit, and it’s finally coming to Hawai‘i. The comedy-drama, written by Ins Choi and directed by Reiko Ho, follows a Korean Canadian family running a convenience store in Toronto. It’s sure to hit home with Hawai‘i locals thanks to storylines about multigenerational immigrant families, culture and community. $25–$47, Mānoa Valley Theatre, 2833 E.