Part of the series, FiliRooted: Celebrating Filipino-American History Month in Hawai‘i – From Plantation to Diaspora. Join us for the opening of the Bamboo to Brass exhibit, including a blessing, a Batok fashion show, and an artist panel.
Part of the series, FiliRooted: Celebrating Filipino-American History Month in Hawai‘i – From Plantation to Diaspora. Join us for the opening of the Bamboo to Brass exhibit, including a blessing, a Batok fashion show, and an artist panel.
Free, hands-on, family-friendly workshop led by Climate Action Artist-in-Residence Benjamin Fairfield, whose work is featured in the new Kaiāulu: Rising Together exhibit. Learn to build your own “Squawkie Talkie” a playful sound-making creation that explores technology, innovation, and sustainability through art. All materials provided. No experience needed. For ages 5 and up.
Free, hands-on, family-friendly workshop led by Climate Action Artist-in-Residence Benjamin Fairfield, whose work is featured in the new Kaiāulu: Rising Together exhibit. Learn to build your own “Squawkie Talkie” a playful sound-making creation that explores technology, innovation, and sustainability through art. All materials provided. No experience needed. For ages 5 and up.
Keiki will explore Filipino heritage through storytelling, language, songs, and games in a joyful hands-on workshop led by UH Mānoa Professor Imelda Gazmen.
Keiki will explore Filipino heritage through storytelling, language, songs, and games in a joyful hands-on workshop led by UH Mānoa Professor Imelda Gazmen.
A 41-mile Outrigger Canoe race from Molokai to Oahu across the Kaiwi Channel, the Molokai Hoe is considered the world championship of men's long-distance outrigger canoe racing. The race begins at 7:00 am at Hale O Lono Harbor and finishes at Duke Kahanamoku Beach in Waikiki.
A 41-mile Outrigger Canoe race from Molokai to Oahu across the Kaiwi Channel, the Molokai Hoe is considered the world championship of men's long-distance outrigger canoe racing. The race begins at 7:00 am at Hale O Lono Harbor and finishes at Duke Kahanamoku Beach in Waikiki.
Hilo's premiere Jazz & Blues Festival since 2012. One of the most popular music events on the Big Island of Hawai'i, drawing sell-out crowds of local and out-of-state guests. Features a lavish Pupu buffet, dessert station, wine and beer tasting, no host bar and non-stop music featuring some of Hawaii's finest jazz and blues musicians...
This festival finale celebrates Filipino-American creativity in Hawai‘i with dance, sound, and community. Registration is encouraged at the link below.