Kalo (Taro): The Root of Hawaiian Culture
The air smells of earthiness: the scent of green growing things mingles with the mustiness of a loʻi, the wetland ecosystem in which many varieties of kalo grow. A mahiʻai kalo (kalo farmer) and his haumāna (student) patiently tend the plants, treading the bog-like...
Your Guide to a Multi-Day Adventure at the Polynesian Cultural Center
When you buy tickets to the Polynesian Cultural Center, you may notice an offer that is extended. With the purchase of any Islands of Polynesia or full-day package, you can continue to enjoy the villages for up to three consecutive business days after your initial...
Voyaging this May: Iosepa 2025
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...
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