Kakaako

The neighborhood is now full of lavish restaurants, excellent eateries, and boutique shopping centers.

Welcome to Kakaako

Beautiful beaches or a beautiful sunset, the choice is yours
 
Kakaako has grown into one of Honolulu's most vibrant and artistic neighborhoods. The neighborhood is now full of lavish restaurants, excellent eateries, and boutique shopping centers.
 
Kaka'ako is a very modern city with a great social vibe. It's a little community with lots of restaurants and stores. A $60 million project will renovate sites for both residential and commercial use, adding roughly 200 residences and rental apartments. The Howard Hughes Corporation, which is rebuilding the city with Ward Village, a 60-acre master-planned complex with houses, shops, and recreational zones, is another key neighborhood changer. With new pedestrian crosswalks, streetscapes, and green spaces, as well as a diverse choice of restaurants, stores, street art, art exhibitions, and more, walkability will become a priority.
 

What to Love

  • Luxury skyscrapers and condos along the waterfront
  • Highly walkable city
  • Vibrant arts and culture

Local Lifestyle

Located on the southern seashore, between the communities of Ala Moana and Waikiki and Downtown Honolulu to the east and west, Kakaako is a vibrant urban center on the island of Oahu near Honolulu. At Kakaako Waterfront Park, Kewalo Harbor, and Ala Moana Beach, Kakaako comes close to the sea. 
 
The neighborhood's theme is arts and culture, and it is home to the Pow Wow Art movement, which brings together hundreds of international and local artists to create murals and other types of art that adorn many of the buildings in the region.
 

Dining, Entertainment & Shopping

Every week on Wednesdays and Saturdays, the Kakaako Farmers Market takes place. On Wednesdays, the Kakaako Farmers Market is held on the lawn of the Blaisdell Concert Hall, which is accessible via King Street. The Kakaako Farmers Market is held on Saturdays at the site of the old Ward Warehouse on Ward Avenue and Auahi Street.
 
You'll find a good mix of fruits, veggies, and food products at both Kakaako Farmers Markets. Allow the aromas of excellent fresh cuisine and live music to entice you in while the friendly vendors demonstrate their wares.
 
Kakaako is a city block fueled by chefs, artists, and entrepreneurs who are enthusiastic about what they do. SALT is a neighborhood meeting place to dine, shop, and have fun, with everything from the best eateries to one-of-a-kind events, with concerts. This is a great place to shop, date, and entertain friends. Browse the stores at Ala Moana shopping center, and Yaya’s Chophouse and Senia’s, high-end restaurants you won’t want to miss.
 

Things to Do

In Kakaako, there is never a dull moment. Ala Moana Beach Park offers a gold-sand beach and approximately 100 acres of recreational spaces for individuals who enjoy exploring the outdoors or relaxing near the water. Another nearby public park is Kakaako Park, which features rolling hills and an attractive landscape and is ideal for a relaxing stroll while taking in your surroundings!
 
Residents can also enjoy a number of festivals and annual events throughout the year in Kakaako. Pow! Wow! Hawaii is home to an annual mural festival where artists and musicians congregate in the Kakaako neighborhood year after year to create brand new murals and exhibits for the public to enjoy. Over a hundred international and local artists assemble throughout the week leading up to Valentine's Day to create magnificent murals and other works of art. Every year, this public display of creation is eagerly anticipated, and it always draws a large crowd of residents who admire the talent and technique required to make these works.
 
Eat the Street, a massive gathering of around 40 food truck vendors that cater to over 7,000 attendees every month, is another famous monthly festival. Each month has a distinct theme, and vendors present one-of-a-kind creations. Past events have featured foods such as Minasa's Lechon Kawali Bacon Fries and Khanom Wan's 16-inch churros. Every food truck offers something unique to the table, making this the ideal spot to go with friends and sample a little bit of everything!
 

Schools

Kakaako offers a wide range of schools that are top class. Below are a few to consider:
 
  • Mc Kinley High School
  • McKinley High School Class of 1973 Honolulu Hawaii
  • KCAA Preschools of Hawaii
  • Stepping Stones Academy
  • Central Middle School
 
 
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