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Young competitors bring heat to 2022 World Fireknife Competition
Guest Blogger Cari Phung shared a recap of the Junior and Intermediate Divisions at the 2022 World Fireknife Competition.
Honoring the Legacy of Fireknife Dancing
The support and love of our great ones who have passed on paved the way to success in our annual World Fireknfie competition at the Polynesian Cultural Center. We are proud to honor the legacy of fireknife dancing.
A Warrior’s Spirit: The 29th Annual World Fireknife Championship Results
Guest Blogger Cari Phung shared a recap of the Men’s Division at the 2022 World Fireknife Competition.
Traditional Hawaiian Kālua Pork: 4 Ways to Cook It
Kalua pork, or Kalua pig is a classic Hawaiian favorite by locals and visitors from around the globe. Find out everything about kalua pork in this blog.
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Ulu Chips: Recipe, History & Cultural Significance of Breadfruit Snacks
Ulu chips makes an excellent treat the entire family can love. Breadfruit is what Polynesians call a canoe plant. Polynesian explorers brought ulu starts to plant whenever they migrated to another island of the sea. They are full of protein, fiber, vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants.
Pounders Restaurant is back open and leading the way
The popular Pounders Restaurant is back open, and it seems that everyone is feeling the excitement!!!! Last Saturday was our first service since the end of March and we have been busy preparing.
Pumpkin soup with coconut milk – simply perfect
This simple recipe makes a hearty, healthy bowl of pumpkin soup. Recipe includes optional ingredients to truly individualize your experience.
The Tongan Legend of ʻAhoʻeitu
Read the legend of ‘Aho’eitu, the mortal son of the god Tangaloa ‘Eitumatupu’a who became the first King of Tonga.
Tiare Flower Legend of Tahiti: Myth, Meaning & Polynesian Symbolism
The Tahitian people honor the legend of the Tiare to this day. The simple, white flower petals are only part of their appeal. They also give off a strong and intoxicating fragrance.
The Māori Legend of How the Kiwi Lost Its Wings
Enjoy the Maori story of how the Kiwi bird lost it’s wings, as told by the Polynesian Cultural Center.
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