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Polynesian Cultural Center’s hoike celebrates Lāʻie temple centennial with hula

Polynesian Cultural Center’s hoike celebrates Lāʻie temple centennial with hula

by Mikaele | Dec 10, 2019 | News at the Center

‘100 years of blessings, 100 years of joy’ Many people know that hula motions and even entire performances have meaning and tell stories, but they may not realize some of the stories portrayed actually reflect current lives and events. That’s why Pomaikai Krueger, the...
Kalo & Poi Making with Lono Logan: Tradition, Process & Cultural Meaning

Kalo & Poi Making with Lono Logan: Tradition, Process & Cultural Meaning

by Mikaele | Nov 26, 2019 | Cultures of Polynesia, Hawai'i

The Polynesian Cultural Center’s kalo consultant The significance of poi in Hawaiian culture cannot be understated. It is still very much an important and favorite food for many modern Hawaiians and can be purchased in most local grocery stores. Meet Lono Logan, a...
Polynesian Cultural Center hosts holiday ‘Giving Machines’

Polynesian Cultural Center hosts holiday ‘Giving Machines’

by Mikaele | Nov 25, 2019 | News at the Center

Amid the trumpeting of conch shells, Hawaiian chanting and Tahitian dancing, representatives from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, the Polynesian Cultural Center, and four local charities unveiled two “giving machines” in the Center’s Hukilau...
2019 Moanikeala Hula Festival – a week of celebration and learning

2019 Moanikeala Hula Festival – a week of celebration and learning

by Mikaele | Oct 1, 2019 | Cultures of Polynesia, Hawai'i, News at the Center

  People all over the world love Hawaiian hula dancing, and serious hula dancers have much respect for their kumu (teachers). Haumana or students join halau (schools) based on the styles, traditions and reputation of the kumu. In Hawaii, it’s common for some...
Bobby Akoi, PCC’s host for kings and queens, retires

Bobby Akoi, PCC’s host for kings and queens, retires

by Nina Jones | Aug 26, 2019 | News at the Center

Meet PCC’s ‘Mr. Aloha’ The Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC) has hosted thousands of VIPs since we opened in 1963 — kings, queens, presidents, diplomats, dignitaries, movie stars, sports celebrities, church and government leaders, business executives, military leaders...
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