Art enthusiast Donnie Cervantes aims to establish a cross-cultural exchange of ideas between local and visiting artists.
Paired with portraiture by Marie Eriel Sagrado Hobro, the bisexual O‘ahu photographer casts a personal and affirming light on a widely misinterpreted community.
From humble beginnings, Honolulu Horror Nights has evolved into a growing space for queer folks and horror fans to feel seen and celebrated.
Join Paula Fuga as she visits Hui Ho‘oleimaluō on Hawai‘i Island and meets the keiki learning how to malama ‘āina.
The illustrator and designer lends his psychedelic gaze and kawaii aesthetics to Bubble_T’s roving party scene.
Hotels are a microcosm of acceptance and equality for LGBTQ travelers. At least the best ones are when they choose to be.
How two queer women found each other and chose to navigate a rapidly changing industry with Equator Coffees, hoping that doing things a different way could provide them with purpose.
Paula Fuga sees the change that non-profits make within the community as she meets the team behind Project Vision Hawai‘i, joined by her best friend and ophthalmologist Dr. Brandon Lee.
For Burlington-based artist, Duckie Pelenur, ceramics are a mode of communication, tactile messages shaped by his hands. Originally from Massachusetts, here he shares the meditative properties found within his art and Massachussetts’ unique sense of place.
LGBT rock-climbing club Out on the Rocks introduces friendly strangers to a challenging sport. Words by Martha ChengPhotos by John...