June is National Cancer Survivors Month, and The Queen’s Medical Center shares why colon screenings can save lives through early detection.

Rhiana Alana Lewis shares her healing indie reggae ukulele sound, new single, Big Island launch show, and island-hopping music plans.

Celebrate Father’s Day at Blue Note Hawaii with James Mane, Lanai, Kaleo Pilanca and host Heston Kaʻaihue for a night of local laughs.

Colon screenings, Father’s Day laughs at Blue Note Hawaii, and new indie-reggae ukulele music from Rhiana Alana Lewis, on HI Now Daily.

Book lovers can shop 125,000+ finds at Ward Centre and join Hawaiʻi’s Summer Reading Challenge for prizes and library-loving fun.

Open Keys helps Hawai‘i musicians shine with free performance opportunities, handling venues and logistics so artists can focus on the music they love.

Celebrate Father’s Day at Blue Note Hawaii with James Mane, Lanai, Kaleo Pilanca and host Heston Kaʻaihue for a night of local laughs.

Kids City Hawaii shares summer savings, a new Kapolei café, and its exciting new Honolulu location coming to Ala Moana Shopping Center.

Kailua Moon celebrates Hawaiʻi’s musical soundtrack with Local Classics, blending Hawaiian, country, Americana, and rock on June 19.

Celebrate queer stories at the 37th Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival, July 10 to 12 at Hawaii Theatre Center, with films, performances and more.

Open Keys helps Hawai‘i musicians shine with free performance opportunities, handling venues and logistics so artists can focus on the music they love.

Hawai‘i’s largest grass volleyball event returns July 19th with free admission, food trucks, music, and 150+ teams at Kailua District Park.

June is National Cancer Survivors Month, and The Queen’s Medical Center shares why colon screenings can save lives through early detection.

Open Keys helps Hawai‘i musicians shine with free performance opportunities, handling venues and logistics so artists can focus on the music they love.

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii celebrates 300+ Top Doctors and shares smart summer skin tips to help families protect, prevent, and thrive in Hawai'i.

Sip nostalgic local coffee, shop fresh focaccia, and enjoy gentle facials as Puʻuhonua Mākeke celebrates local stories and ʻohana care.

Sip tequila for a cause at Aloha Tequila Festival, Saturday, June 20, at International Market Place. 80+ tequilas, tacos, music, plus 20% off with HINOW.

CPB Money Moves spotlights how Central Pacific Bank helps local businesses like Mercado de la Raza grow with confidence using fixed-rate loan options.

Celebrate queer stories at the 37th Honolulu Rainbow Film Festival, July 10 to 12 at Hawaii Theatre Center, with films, performances and more.

Plan ahead for island fun, summer wellness and a getaway with local ties. Explore Japan vacation homes, preview Waikīkī’s Pride pool party and get smart skin tips from one of Hawaii’s top dermatologists.

NexGenesis Healthcare offers natural, non-surgical regenerative treatments for joint and nerve pain, helping patients heal and reclaim their quality of life.

Hawaiʻi’s largest Juneteenth celebration returns to Aloha Stadium with music, food, art, vendors, culture, and family fun on June 19.

Kaiser Permanente Hawaii celebrates 300+ Top Doctors and shares smart summer skin tips to help families protect, prevent, and thrive in Hawai'i.

Fresh local ingredients, beloved menu favorites, and warm aloha make My Cafe Hawaii a cozy breakfast and lunch spot for the whole community.

AkiyaHub helps Hawaii residents explore affordable Japan vacation homes with bilingual support, local respect, and a free HI Now viewer gift.

Waikīkī’s Pride pool party returns June 14th with drag stars, DJs, fashion, VIP fun, and Meet & Greets benefiting AIDS WALK.

Dave Edery helps kick off Tavana's RoadHouse, a new live music night at Kapono’s at The Lounge filled with sound, food, and aloha.

Free concerts and a magical garden glow night are coming to Honolulu’s botanical gardens this summer with music, lights, food, and family fun.

Local filmmaker Yana Alliata brings REELING, a Hawaii-made psychological thriller, to Ward Consolidated Theatres from June 11 through June 18.

Sip nostalgic local coffee, shop fresh focaccia, and enjoy gentle facials as Puʻuhonua Mākeke celebrates local stories and ʻohana care.