Debra Weitzell, Author at polynesia.com

Good Food Near Me: Oahu Edition

by Debra Weitzell | Nov 6, 2024 | Eat Polynesia!

Good Food Near Me: Oahu Edition On Oahu, the definition of “good food” can vary widely. You may be searching for the trendiest, upscale, exclusive dining room, a nice sit-down restaurant for the family, or maybe one of hundreds of food trucks on the island (many of...

Join the Polynesian Cultural Center Ohana Club for Event Savings

by Peggy Arsenault | Nov 5, 2024 | Ohana Club

Join the Polynesian Cultural Center Ohana Club for Event Savings In Hawaiian, Kamaʻāina means “child of the land,” but the word has evolved to include all residents in Hawaiʻi. The Polynesian Culture Center offers Kamaʻāina (residents) an opportunity to be part of the...

2024 Luʻau Comparison

by Peggy Arsenault | Oct 31, 2024 | Eat Polynesia!, Luau & Party, Uncategorized

Crowning Traditions: Fijian Hairstyle: A Legacy of Identity Carried through Generations

by Grace Tueli | Oct 16, 2024 | Cultures of Polynesia, Fiji

You may have noticed how the Islands of Fiji are represented throughout the Polynesian Cultural Center with an icon of a person rocking an Afro hairstyle. “Afro” is how the world knows it, but in my island home, this hairstyle is a symbol of our identity that has been...

Hukilau Store at Old Lāʻie Bay

by Debra Weitzell | Sep 6, 2024 | Cultures of Polynesia, Kid Friendly, Marketplace, News at the Center

There’s something new at Hukilau Marketplace! It is a clothing shop that offers T-shirts and other items unique to this store. It also embraces the rich history of the hukilau in Lāʻie. The Hukilau Store at Old Lāʻie Bay occupies 1400 square feet in a building that...

Good Food Near Me: Oahu Edition

Join the Polynesian Cultural Center Ohana Club for Event Savings

2024 Luʻau Comparison

Crowning Traditions: Fijian Hairstyle: A Legacy of Identity Carried through Generations

Hukilau Store at Old Lāʻie Bay

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