Olelo Hawaii, the official language of Hawaiian people, is a Polynesian language that arrived in the Hawaiian islands around 400-500 CE with voyagers from the Marquesas Islands, and it shares roots with other Polynesian languages such as Tahitian, Samoan, and Maori....
In Hawaii, the land, sea, and spirit are intertwined. Stories are the beating heart of the green mountains, turquoise waters, and sacred cultural practices. Moolelo, or Hawaiian storytelling, is vital in connecting generations through tales of gods, heroes, and the...
Hawaiian Deities and Religion Hawaiian mythology is a deeply spiritual, polytheistic belief system that honors many sacred gods and goddesses, ancestral guardian spirits, and natural forces. Once inherited from Polynesian voyagers, these beliefs have positioned their...
When people think of Hawaii, their minds often go to the stunning landscapes, beautiful beaches, volcanic islands, and delicious Hawaiian cuisine. However another tradition, Hawaiian textile culture, carries an immense and rich history surrounding Hawaiian identity,...
Besides just producing beautiful music, the instruments in a luau represent the cultural roots and legacy of Hawaii. A luau would not be possible without music. A variety of instruments are used to create the lifeblood of the luau. These instruments include the ipu,...
If you have ever had the pleasure of exploring the fascinating islands of Hawaii, then you have more than likely been gifted, or at least heard of Hawaiian lei. Lei making is an incredibly important tradition in Hawaiian culture, a craft that is often used for...
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