In Case You Missed It: Watch July’s Talk Story
If you were unable to join us on July 26th, for our Monday Moments with the Daughters Talk Story, click on the video below to watch the Mu’umu’u and Literacy: How Women’s Fashion Changed Hawai’i Forever! Just a reminder, the video starts with Wala‘au for approximately 15 minutes, where members
UPDATED – 44th Annual Day at Queen Emma Summer Palace “At-Home” Edition
The 44th Annual Day at Queen Emma Summer Palace is coming up on Saturday, October 2, 2021. Traditionally, this annual community festival opens the Palace and grounds to the public, welcoming kamaʻāina and visitors to celebrate Hawaiʻi’s history, culture, and music, while supporting local vendors and artisans during a day
CANCELLED: The King Kamehameha Day -Ho‘olaule‘a Celebration
UPDATE as of June 9, 2021: It is with heavy hearts that we have to cancel our King Kamehameha Day Hoʻolauleʻa Celebration. Everyone’s health and wellness is a top priority to us and with COVID precautions, we just cannot host the kind of celebration this holiday deserves. We hope you
In Case You Missed It: Watch May’s Talk Story
If you were unable to join us on May 24th, for our Monday Moments with the Daughters Talk Story, click on the video below to watch the Battle of Nu’uanu! Just a reminder, the video starts with Wala‘au for approximately 15 minutes, where members were able to chat and catchup
In Case You Missed It: Watch April’s Talk Story
In case you were unable to join us on April 26, for our inaugural Monday Moments with the Daughters Talk Story, click on the video below to watch An Exploration of Lei-Making! The video starts with Wala‘au for approximately 15 minutes, where members were able to chat and catchup with
Prince Lot Hula Festival Returns to Hānaiakamalama
WE ARE PROUD TO PARTNER WITH THE MOANALUA GARDENS FOUNDATIONSince 1978, the Moanalua Gardens Foundation has brought together premier hālau hula from across the islands for a daylong non-competitive festival. The festival celebrates hula and honors Prince Lot Kapuāiwa, who helped reprise hula in Moanalua and reigned as Kamehameha V
