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MOST RECENT POSTS
Celebrating July 4th and the King Kamehameha Parade Polynesian style!
Staff bloggers Quinney Suaava and Harley Charlebrois worked together to share this article for about our 4th of July event held at the Hukilau Marketplace and our participation in the yearly King Kamehameha Day Parade in Oahu.
Celebrate the spirit of diversity here at the Polynesian Cultural Center
Student and Guest Blogger Kaiwen Cheng shared that the spirit of diversity here at the Polynesian Cultural Center makes this place so unique and beautiful.
5 Romantic Activities for Couples at the Polynesian Cultural Center
Guest Blogger, Zhanwei Ou (Jovy) shared 5 Romantic Activities for couples to experience at the Polynesian Cultural Center. A perfect escape for your tropical romance.
5 family friendly activities on O‘ahu
Finding family friendly Oahu activities that everyone will enjoy, especially the little ones, can be challenging. This blog post provides you 5 things to do with your children on Oahu that will make your entire trip an event to remember.
MOST POPULAR POSTS
Shaka: The Iconic Hawaiian Gesture and Its Meaning
Have you heard about Hamana Kalili? If you’ve ever seen the Hawaiian shaka sign where you put out your thumb and pinky finger, curl your middle three fingers and wave your hand, then you’ll enjoy this story about a great but humble man connected to one of the most recognized ‘waves’ in the world!
Carvers of Polynesia: Fulfilling the Center’s Mission
The members of the Carver’s team include full-time and student employees plus support from some of the most recognized master carvers in the Polynesian world. Together they work to preserve and portray the cultures, arts and crafts of Polynesia.
Working at the Polynesian Cultural Center
We are proud to share an article by Brooke Bruryn, a student from Brigham Young University – Hawaii, where she shared the thoughts and experiences of three student workers from the Polynesian Cultural Center, and how working at the Center enriches their lives and builds their work experiences.
Carvers of Polynesia: Blessed with abundance
Welcome to “Carvers of Polynesia, Part I” where we visit the carvers’ work area at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii to learn more about the wood they use to create their Polynesian masterpieces.
Ginger Lime Cooler – hit the refresh button!
Doesn’t something naturally refreshing and delicious sound great in the middle of summer? Try this recipe for our fresh handmade Ginger Lime Cooler. Need to find something quick? There’s a 2nd recipe included that would be ready in a flash and requires only 3 ingredients. Either way, it will definitely become a family favorite!
Fresh Pineapple Salsa from the Polynesian Cultural Center
Part 2 of a true island snack treat. Part 1 is baked ulu chips. Part 2 is this incredibly simple and delicious recipe for Fresh Pineapple Salsa, Part 3 is our Sweet & Spicy Chili Sauce, which is the cornerstone ingredient for this Pineapple Salsa recipe (but also handy to have on-hand for other uses).
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