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An annual event held in Hana, Maui, Hawaii each spring, focusing on kalo or taro, Hawaii's traditional staple food, and celebrating the restoration of Hawaiian cultural traditions though music, cultural demonstrations, hula, arts and crafts, food, etc.

Providing a unique experience for visitors and students to explore the connections between Hawaiian cultural traditions and astronomy. Great Fun Family attraction for all ages in Hilo Hawaii.

Koa Ike Foundation for preservation of original Hawaiian cultural and spiritual traditions

Tricia Allen is a tattooist with an extensive background in Polynesian history. Her approach to the art is unique in that she has tattooed over 8000 members of the Polynesian community, yet has an extensive academic background. She completed her Master's thesis at the University of Hawai’i at Manoa in 1992 on the early practice of tattooing in the Marquesas Islands. Having completed her Master’s degree in Anthropology, Allen began her doctoral research in the islands, researching the revival of the arts in the Pacific. Her work has taken her to Samoa, Aotearoa, New Caledonia, the Society Islands, the Marquesas and Rapa Nui, as well as numerous museums and institutions abroad.

Kai 'Opua Canoe Club in Hawaii is the oldest outrigger canoe club on the big island of Hawaii. Offering people of all ages paddling and racing techniques for outrigger canoeing and perpetuating Hawaiian traditions.

Hawaiian quilting with Poakalani & Co. Learn to quilt in the tradition of Old Hawaii. Art on Fabric. Where every quilt tells a story.

Striving to provide high quality, yet affordable Hawaiian-Style cuisine while capturing the essence of hawaiian culture and culinary traditions.

Waimea Valley is deeply rooted in Hawaiian history and continues to be a respite for Hawaiian spirituality and traditions. Hi‘ipaka LLC is a nonprofit, limited liability company created to nurture and care for this treasure. Our mission is: E malama a e ho‘omau i na waiwai kanaka, mo‘omeheu, a kulohelohe o Waimea no kela hanauna, keia hanauna ma o ka ho‘ona‘auao a me ka ho‘okahu ‘ana. Preserve and perpetuate the human, cultural and natural resources of Waimea for generations through education and stewardship.