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2019 Fireknife: Women, junior, and intermediate winners

by Mikaele | May 31, 2019 | News at the Center

Along with the men’s championship, the Polynesian Cultural Center’s annual World Fireknife Championships includes three other divisions of competition — the women’s open, juniors (ages 6-11), and intermediates (ages 12-17), were held in conjunction with the We...

Tua Tagovailoa honors his Polynesian roots at 2018 College Football Player of the Year event

by Mikaele | Feb 8, 2019 | News at the Center

The Polynesian Football Hall of Fame honored University of Alabama national championship sophomore quarterback Tua Tagovailoa as the College Football Player of the Year during the annual enshrinement program at the Polynesian Cultural Center on January 19,...

The Polynesian Cultural Center legacy is all about Ohana (family)

by Mikaele | Nov 21, 2017 | Cultures of Polynesia, Hawai'i

Polynesian Cultural Center ‘ohana [family] Hawaii is famous for its aloha spirit. Many experience the genuine warmth of the local people, to the extent they begin to feel like ‘ohana — family. That definitely happens a lot at the Polynesian Cultural Center. But...

Pani Popo: Samoa’s Irresistible Sticky Coconut Bun Treat

by Guest Blogger | Nov 20, 2017 | Desserts, Eat Polynesia!, Recipes, Samoa

Introducing Pani Popo – a Samoan favorite! Pani Popo, or coconut buns, comes from Samoa and is made from yeast bread and sweetened coconut milk. Many people find it tastes more like glazed donuts, and with basic adjustments, such as substituting grapeseed or...

Turkey Tail in Polynesia: Why the Tail is the Tastiest Part

by Nina Jones | Nov 20, 2017 | Eat Polynesia!

We introduced this recipe four years ago. Who knew it would be our iconic cornerstone in Polynesian recipes? We sure didn’t. But month after month Adobo Turkey Tails breaks records. Yes, its got a lot of fat, but that gives it that special crunchy flavor. Enjoy...

2019 Fireknife: Women, junior, and intermediate winners

Tua Tagovailoa honors his Polynesian roots at 2018 College Football Player of the Year event

The Polynesian Cultural Center legacy is all about Ohana (family)

Pani Popo: Samoa’s Irresistible Sticky Coconut Bun Treat

Turkey Tail in Polynesia: Why the Tail is the Tastiest Part

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