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Feather lei, kapa, lau hala, and tattoos – all wearable native Hawaiian art. Not your typical fashion show by…

The recent Nā Hōkū Hanohano Awards proved that the Hawaiian language is once again thriving amongst the next generation…

Kohala’s Lim family has been blessing Hawaiʻi with their music for 30 years, a tradition that started at home…

The Hoe family will once again start selling ʻono Hawaiian food at Waiāhole Poi Factory.

Joseph Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu loved his land and people dearly and served as a legislator, lawyer, newspaper publisher, and was an…

Joseph Nāwahīokalaniʻōpuʻu loved his land and people dearly and served as a legislator, lawyer, newspaper publisher, and was an…

Barrett, Kawika, Walt, and Dean, unexpectedly met for the first time five years ago, and their sound became the…

No Fear Hawaiʻi designed a new pair of shorts, with a portion of sales going to support Hawaiian language…

Kainani Kahaunaele grew up around music, which fueled her future love for and ability to compose Hawaiian songs.

A visit with Miss Hawaiʻi USA Aureana Tseu, whose hula background provided her a foundation for being in the…

The Hawaiʻi Book & Music Festival sought to bring awareness to the importance of literacy by showcasing many forms…

10 years ago, the first students educated entirely through the Hawaiian language in a century graduated. We look at…

ʻĀhaʻi ʻŌlelo Ola visited the Pūnana Leo ʻo Kawaihaʻo’s annual fundraiser – E Mālama I Ke Kai.

Holunape is well-known for their sweet voices and talent as Hawaiian musicians, and their bond as friends on and…

Kapiʻolani, namesake of the park, boulevard, and hospital, was Kalākaua’s queen.