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Celebrating the Arts, Culture, and Sustainability of Hawai‘i Island

  • Journey Together: The Art and Poetic Expressions of Terry Taube

    By Fannie Narte “The Thinker,” by Auguste Rodin, perhaps the best-known sculpture of all time, was initially named “The Poet.” This statue has become a symbol of contemplation or thoughtful meditation for millions. “The Thinker,” “The Poet,” contemplation, thoughtful meditation—these…

    By Fannie Narte
  • Kiernan Music: A Legacy of Love from Father to Son

    By Fannie Narte When you walk into Kiernan Music in Kainaliu, the guitars, ‘ukuleles, and musical paraphernalia that fill every wall and floor space overcome your visual senses. Without taking another step, you notice the unique instruments hanging on the…

    By Fannie Narte
  • Ahu‘ena Heiau: “Malama i Ko Kākou Ho‘olina”—Preserving Our Past

    By Fannie Narte “Ahu‘ena Heiau is probably the most significant historical site in the State of Hawai‘i because the things that happened there set the foundation for the Hawai‘i as we know it today.” Tom Hickcox, President and Director, Ahu‘ena…

    By Fannie Narte
  • Then and Now: Hulihe‘e Palace – From Mansion to Museum

    By Fannie Narte Located in the center of Historic Kailua Village on Ali‘i Drive and surrounded by water on three sides is a museum called Hulihe‘e Palace. To its north is a small beach called “Niumalu,” where honu (turtles) often…

    By Fannie Narte

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