Visited the Downtown Art Center to view an exhibit entitled Contemporary Photography innHawaii…read more2026. The space was on the second floor and was sorta generic gallery space. Not particularly well laid out with a table right as you walk in. Seemed clunky. Also - I was bugged that the work was not necessarily level...either the pieces were cockeyed or the labels were...sometimes both. And it was also weird that the labels didn't seem to be uniform...with one (maybe 2?) artist(s) having a QR code. Perplexing. The show itself was good...if kinda redundant.

I recently visited this place a couple of times because I was attending a meeting nearby. They are…read morelocated at the Chinatown Gateway Plaza on the 2nd floor. This is the same building that has the satellite city hall office. Parking is either on the street or in nearby lots. There is a municipal parking lot in the same building which entrance is on Bethel Street. Parking is cheap. Both times I went, it was on a Sunday. I found the DAC to be so interesting with the artwork displays from mostly local artists. There is a different exhibit each month and the best part, it's free to visit. They also hold art classes there. The layout of the center is a decent size, white walls, and spacious walking thru. They also have their own restrooms which were very clean. In January, the monthly exhibit was about the WWII internment camp in Waipahu as part of the Honouliuli National Historic Site's 10th anniversary celebration. It was informative & I learned somethings that I never knew before. In March the Hawaii Watercolor Society had a member's showing, which was also an interesting exhibit seeing the beautiful water color paintings. Overall, nice experience to check out.

Oh man. I held one of my wedding events here (Welcome Party) and it was nothing but perfection. Rob…read moreand Rechung are the kindest, most helpful people you will meet and they really made the space feel like home and that I was welcoming my guests to my space. They helped hang the flags in the picture, moved around tables when needed, provided mics for us, made sure our music matched the vibe. They made set up and tear down soooo much easier for us and made the event so much more enjoyable. It's the perfect place to host an event. I have friends with kids who attended the event and they even had toys and play things for kids so everyone had the best time!! I dream of another event to host there, thank you Boxjelly for making my wedding week even more special.

This use to be my chosen place to cowork and still a great space Id come back to. I like how open…read morethe area is. Theres alot of places to choose from to work. I like that there is a coffee shop connected where I can always re-up my caffeine intake in the afternoon without needing to pack up. The vibes are good here. My only complaint is if you needed to leave, youd have to pack up your stuff and come back. Its not a big gripe. Just one I have for someone who'd stay there all day. Its worth the day pass.

DJ fixed an issue with our front door hinge/closer. He did an excellent job. He went out of his…read moreway to make sure I was satisfied with the outcome. Would definitely recommend him

Overall they did good work. The only issue I had is that they cut the ceiling tiles in the room…read moremaking a big mess even after I asked them to do the cutting outside. No floor covering so dust was everywhere. They vaccumed the room and made a partial effort to wipe some of the shelves but dust was in several rooms.

There back! Pow!…read moreWow! is now World Wide Walls and the Hawaii festival is on! A new mission, to bring brightness through art to communities usually overlooked. Free and open to anyone. Watch the artist from around the world work and even talk with them. All are incredibly friendly. "I painted this whole wall with this little brush" says one standing on a lift at the end of a 250x20 foot mural. The deets: 1. Hawaii Walls runs from 05.08.2023 - 05.14.2023. 2. Follow World Wide Walls on IG and see pinned post for the mural map. 3. The greatest concentration of murals are at Palama Settlement. Other major locations include the Bishop Museum , Kalihi Kai Elementary, and Dillingham Plaza. Anyone interested in art or just want to see how it's created on a grand scale, this is a must.

Kakaako Murals- these two beautiful depictions of the Hawaiian culture are located next to each…read moreother on the wall of the Hibiscus Club on 350 Ward Ave, Honolulu. Go early because they're located in a parking lot

What an amazing gallery of art and artisan crafts, located on S. Beretania Street, just after Ward…read moreAvenue on the mauka side of the street. We were looking specifically for the traditional Japanese Inden deerskin card cases, decorated by intricate lacquer patterns that last a long, long time. This is an exclusive leather craft handed down for thirteen generations within a single family! Absolutely beautiful! There are red and black leather Inden to peruse and enjoy, along with art, jewelry, ceramics, etc. Tusha Buntin was our knowledgeable guide in our exciting visit to this exquisite gallery. Definitely worth checking out! Woo hoo!

If you're looking for one of a kind art and antiques this is the place! They have an extensive…read morecollection of Asian & Polynesian art and they're so nice and knowledgeable. I love their collection of sketches by Jean Charlot and Yvonne Cheng! They also have a framing department with really unique moldings. Aisha is a cutie patootie and Kyrsten is a hoot!

Amazing job! Highly recommend. Golfers they gave us a great estimate and to complete the job on…read moretime! Finding somebody to do this type of work is difficult so again we highly recommend them.

Great from start to finish. Based on the stellar reviews I…read morecalled and Matthew came out to provide an estimate. His proposal was clear and competitive. Seemed confident they could finish in one day. Matthew was very accommodating in meeting with the neighbors to assure them there would be minimal impact/disruption to their properties. There was a mixup in the lift provided and they needed a bigger lift. Matthew assured me it would be fixed at no additional costs to us. Thank you Matthew. Justus, Loa, Kaipo and Karl, were on site early to start on the project. Once the machinery issues with the lift were solved, they had the project done in a couple of hours. Took me up close to inspect the work and fixed another spot that was bothering me. So good to have this done. Want our building to last another 20 years and I feel this repair will insure this doesn't happen again. The crew had a lot of pride in their work. I totally recommend these guys to do a great job to your satisfaction.

Just brought in another painting to be framed. The first painting was framed just beautifully. I am…read moreimpressed and sold on this place. Very well done! Can't wait until I get the second painting back!

This was my first experience ordering a custom frame earlier this year, and I highly recommend the…read moreKakaako store! I had the pleasure of working with Gaylynn, the Store Manager, who was incredibly knowledgeable, helpful, and took the time to understand exactly what I was looking for. Needless to say, I'm now on my third custom frame and consider myself a customer for life at this location. If you're looking for a high quality custom frame and a team that genuinely cares about helping you find the perfect solution, stop by and see Gaylynn and her team. You won't be disappointed!

Formerly known as Hawaii State Art Museum. Located between Honolulu City and the State Capitol and…read moreIolani Palace. The venue often showcases local art installations highlight Polynesian and Asian themes. Frequent live music and event nights make this a museum to frequent often.

The Capitol Modern Art Museum on Richards Street in Honolulu is an amazing experience! Best of all,…read moreit's free to attend and offers a wonderful mix of art, music, dancing, and community. I enjoyed exploring the art exhibits and seeing the creativity of local artists. There were also vendors selling local products, jewelry, hats, clothing, and other unique items. If you'd like, you can also grab a drink or food while enjoying the event. The museum hosts special First Friday events every month, creating a fun and vibrant atmosphere where people can gather, socialize, and appreciate art and culture. For convenient parking, I recommend the Aliʻi Place parking garage, where parking is very affordable. It's a great way to spend an evening in downtown Honolulu, whether you're a local or a visitor.

We couldn't be happier with our kitchen remodel by Tall Builders. We initially reached out to them…read morebecause I had seen other work they did in our condo building that I really liked. We came to them with a fairly custom vision, and they delivered exactly what we wanted. The team stuck to the deadline even with changes and additions we made to the scope. A special shout out to Ronen, our project manager, who kept everything organized and on track from start to finish. Communication was clear throughout, and he maintained a constant, open line of communication. Chen and his team handled all the demo work and did a fantastic job. If you're considering a kitchen remodel, especially something custom, we highly recommend Tal Builders. They are a great team and gave us great results!

Definitely on the high-end price wise. I had other installations priced and they were half the cost…read moreof this company! Although $20,000 is their minimum before they'll take on your project! I got mine done for $5700. Their estimate was $40,000! I also asked for detailed breakdown of labor versus material and I'm still waiting after two weeks for this request!

Exceptional craftsmanship, high quality materials, open to interpretation on creative ideas and…read moremakes them real. Ask, can do. . Always exceeding expectations best of the best .

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