Stories Of Polynesia and Beyond
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Celebrate Christmas 2022 at the Hukilau Marketplace this season!
Announcing this year’s activities for our Christmas 2022 at the Hukilau Marketplace. The Marketplace, which sits at the entrance to the Polynesian Cultural Center in beautiful Lāʻie, Oʻahu, has celebrated the holiday season in a big way ever since they opened in 2015. Come feel the Holiday Aloha December 16–23, with free music, games, nativity, the popular Keiki Train Ride, and our annual Snow Day! Read this week’s blog to learn more!
Cultural Exhibits at PCC: Highlights, History & Significance
Along with the music, dance and hands-on activities throughout the Polynesian Cultural Center there are a number of detailed exhibits sure to widen your understanding and appreciation of our beautiful island cultures. Quinney Suaava provides a great overview of what you’ll find during your visit.
Cultural experiences to engage in on Oʻahu
BYU-Hawaii student and guest blogger Abigail Curnutt shares 3 suggestions to help your family truly experience the cultural beauty of the many people who make Oahu their home.
Traditional Tahitian Coconut Bread Recipe
Specialist Regina Pasi helps us to revise and refresh our popular recipe blog for Tahitian Coconut Bread. Guests from around the world who have visited the Center have been thrilled with this easy, delicious Taste of Polynesia. Now its your turn!
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The Spirit of Polynesia, The Spirit of Home
One of our student employees from Taiwan shares his experiences as a tour guide for the Polynesian Cultural Center and how sharing the island cultures brings people together from across the world.
Wahine Women Surfers: History, Achievements & Cultural Impact
This article provides information on three historical women from Hawaii who sacrificed, loved, triumphed and inspired – and in the midst of it all, showed the strength it took to become a wahine – a woman of the surf. Each were from a different time, but their contributions equal in strength and intelligence.
Chef Graham Elliot at PCC: Culinary Highlights & Cultural Inspiration
Pounders Restaurant, our popular island style casual dining establishment in the Hukilau Marketplace, at the entrance to the Polynesian Cultural Center announces our new executive chef, popular reality television star Graham Elliot. PLUS we have an exciting new menu introducing a great selection of deliciously creative dishes. Get ready for some new favorites!
Kamehameha the Great: Success through innovation and opportunity
This article commemorates King Kamehameha I by providing highlights of the amazing range of attributes necessary for one man to become the King of all Hawaii.
Remembering Pulefano Galea’i: A mentor to many, a friend to all
The Polynesian Cultural Center wishes to honor the life of service of Pulefano Galeai, who passed away Saturday, June 5, 2021 at Castle Hospital in Kaneohe, Oahu, Hawaii, USA. This article contains an in-depth biography, photos and tributes from many of his friends and colleagues.
Fiji Indian Chicken Curry Roti Wrap: A Fusion of Polynesian Flavors
Indian influences have elevated Fijian cuisine with their special blend of spices and fire! This month we highlight the popular dish “Chicken Curry” wrapped in a fresh, warm roti. Learn through step-by-step instructions how to prepare this popular dish.
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