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Celebrating the Arts, Culture, and Sustainability of Hawai‘i Island

  • Chefs of the Future Benefit from “Christmas at the Fairmont”—Dining with the Chefs: 22 Years of Delicious!

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson It’s the Big Island’s largest Christmas party and it’s all for a good-tasting, good cause. Each Christmas since 1989, The American Culinary Federation (ACF) of Kona Kohala Chefs have worked to raise funds for culinary education while…

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson
  • Daniel T. Set to Change Waimea’s Food Scene: A New Look for a Treasured Old Building

    Chocolate shell with heart cut-out, filled with Chocolate mousse on a pool of vanilla sauce with strawberry coulis, garnished with Waimea strawberries and blueberries: for special occasions such as anniversaries!

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson Any resident or visitor to Waimea has experienced the wind blowing down from the mountains on a daily basis. The winds of change are also blowing in Waimea’s food scene. Legendary chef and restaurateur Daniel Thiebaut is…

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson
  • Treasures from the Sea: A Unique Farmers’ Market Comes to Kona

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson Looking for live crabs and lobster? How about some local sea salt? Abalone? A free cooking class? Get the cooler out and head to NELHA! On the last Friday of each month Hawai’i Island residents are afforded…

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson
  • Hilo Coffee Mill: More Than Java

    The mill roasts its own coffee, in addition to private labels for other Hilo, Hamakua and Ka‘u estate farms.

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson Most people immediately think of Kona when you say Hawai‘ian Coffee. But things are changing in that realm. There is fine coffee being grown on other islands and there are fantastic coffees being grown in Hilo, north…

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson
  • Hidden Treasures: Hilo Bay Café

    Timbale of roasted eggplant with parmesan custard.

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson Hilo Bay Café sits in an unpretentious strip mall in a busy Wal-Mart shopping center, and regardless of what the location suggests, they are consistently producing some of the finest and most innovative food on Hawai’i Island.…

    By Devany Vickery-Davidson

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