Culture
Walking the King's Highway: A Photographer's Journey
With a camera and a mission, Maui photographer Daniel Sullivan travels down a vanishing piece of Hawaiian history to preserve it through photography.
Top 10 Hawaii funk and soul albums of the 1970s and 80s
Aloha Got Soul uncovers the 10 must-listen albums from Hawaii's bygone era of soul and funk.
These are the two Hawaiian brothers who modeled for the iconic Kamehameha statue
John Timoteo Baker and Robert Hoapili Baker modeled for the statues you see today on O'ahu, Hawai'i Island and in Washington D.C.
5 Fascinating Facts about the King Kamehameha Statues
The stories behind the statues (yes, there are actually more than one) of the king who united all Hawaiʻi.
This silent film of the Hawaiian Islands from 1924 shows a way of life that once was
Prepare to be transported back in time to a bygone past in this archival video.
Keepers of the Flame: How cultural practitioners are preserving Niihau's unique traditions
These practitioners are working to preserve Niihau’s culture, bring its long-gone customs back to life and create new traditions for the future.
How May Day Became Lei Day in Hawaiʻi
In the 1920s, during the era of steamships and sidewalk lei sellers, poet Don Blanding came up with an idea.
This video of 'Hawaii Aloha' is the most moving version you'll see
Dozens of noteworthy local artists are joined by more than 1,000 keiki (youth) from 10 Hawaiian charter schools for this rendition of a timeless song.
