Before the crowds and cocktails, Waikiki mornings offer a softer, sleepier kind of magic — filled with surfers, dog walkers, and the occasional still-tipsy tourist.

Yes, it’s a little gloomy out there—but don’t let the clouds fool you. UV rays don’t care about your overcast Instagram aesthetic. Here’s your sassy reminder to wear sunscreen even when the sun’s playing hard to get.

Three rounds. One theme. Wednesday night is all about the power of one. One-named stars. One-word bangers. One-hit wonders. It’s musical minimalism with maximum drama.

Want to eat like a local? Better yet, like a local gay man with excellent taste and no patience for bad poke or bland brunch. We’ve rounded up some of the best Hawaii restaurants that serve serious flavor and a side of fierce.

Celebrate queer nightlife in Honolulu and the unifying power of music. From sing-along moments at Wang Chung’s to community connection, see why Musical Bingo is more than just a game—it’s a reminder that Because Hawaii is a state of mind.

Some men come to Hawaii for the beaches. Others come for the culture. And then there are those who come with a suitcase full of tank tops, a questionable moral compass, and no real plans besides “see what happens.” This is for them.

Spring has arrived in Hawaii, which means the trade winds are blowing, the sun is shining, and your inner frisky little coconut is ready to be cracked open. Whether you’re hitting the beach, the bars, or just the nearest mirror to admire yourself (because, obviously), here’s how to embrace peak cruising season and make the most of these gloriously longer days and hotter nights.