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Preserving art thru student carvers: Part III of Carvers of Polynesia

Preserving art thru student carvers: Part III of Carvers of Polynesia

by Nina Jones | Dec 2, 2020 | Aotearoa, Cultures of Polynesia, Villages

Preserving the art of Polynesia In Part 3 of our series on the Carvers of the Polynesian Cultural Center we meet the student carvers – three young men from diverse backgrounds who feel blessed to be members of the team. The senior carvers are dedicated to making...
Hanneman’s Tropical Banana Bread: A Taste of Polynesian Flavors

Hanneman’s Tropical Banana Bread: A Taste of Polynesian Flavors

by Nina Jones | Oct 24, 2020 | Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Recipes, Sweetly Onolicious

Are you ready for Hanneman’s Tropical Banana Bread? It’s gooey, its chocolatey, it’s got COCONUT. Intrigued? Read on… Ask anyone from the town of Lāʻie, nestled at the eastern end of the famous north shore of Oahu, where to get the best...
Shaka: The Iconic Hawaiian Gesture and Its Meaning

Shaka: The Iconic Hawaiian Gesture and Its Meaning

by Nina Jones | Oct 2, 2020 | Cultures of Polynesia, Hawai'i

We are constantly asked about our “Shaka Statue”, a beautiful representation of the father of the Shaka, Hamana Kalili. In today’s blog, Jimmy Mapu, head of Guest Services at the Polynesian Cultural Center, shares a question he received and his...
Carvers of Polynesia: Fulfilling the Center’s Mission

Carvers of Polynesia: Fulfilling the Center’s Mission

by Nina Jones | Sep 10, 2020 | Cultures of Polynesia

We are pleased to present Fulfilling the Center’s Mission – Part II of our interview with Raymond Mokiao who shares some interesting insights regarding our remarkably talented Polynesian Cultural Center carvers.  Perpetuating the arts and crafts of...
Working at the Polynesian Cultural Center

Working at the Polynesian Cultural Center

by Nina Jones | Sep 5, 2020 | Cultures of Polynesia

Student employees share their memories of fun, friends and aloha Written and generously shared by Brooke Guryn at the Ke Alaka’i, BYU Hawaii’s student magazine Students who have been working at the Polynesian Cultural Center said they miss the loud...
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