Voyaging this May, the Iosepa tells a story of generational power, respect, and reverence. This magnificent 57-foot double-hulled canoe is ready to set sail. Months of preparation brought us to this day. The melody of the mele (song / chant sung at the beginning of...
“One ʻohana, sharing aloha.” When you come to the Polynesian Cultural Center, you will hear this phrase many times. Some might consider it a slogan designed to be catchy and fun, but it goes far deeper than that. It is the principle upon which the Polynesian Cultural...
A Culinary Adventure Awaits at the Hukilau Marketplace– Part II Situated next to the breathtaking scenery of the North Shore, the Hukilau Marketplace not only offers an array of food trucks but a variety of cultural and recreational activities that make it a must-do...
To Pack or Not to Pack? The last thing anyone wants is to have a dream vacation in the islands marred by the memory of sore feet, sunburn, or other injuries. Knowing a bit about the environment you will be visiting and planning your wardrobe and accessories...
How do you say Merry Christmas in Hawaiian? In Lāʻie, you come to the Hukilau Marketplace and join the party! The people at Hukilau Marketplace look forward to the Christmas season. They love to see the shining faces of the keiki as they wander among the lights and...
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