Category: Events

Ali`i Women in the Monarchy Period

Posted on 06/18/12 by admin No Comments

Monday, June 18, 7:00–8:30 p.m. The story of the Kingdom of Hawai`i is not complete without telling of the powerful ali`i women of historic times–and local historian Boyd Bond is just the man to bring their tales to life. With a nod to the female gods and characters in the stories of old who may […]

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Talk Story with Dana Benner: Northeastern Woodland and Native Hawaiian Cultures

Posted on 06/18/12 by admin No Comments

Friday, June 8, 7:00–8:30 p.m. Historian and writer Dana Benner, a former resident of these Islands, brings knowledge of his own Native American ancestry and his ongoing learning about Native Hawaiian culture to this compelling talk story session. Of Micmac/Penobscot/Piqwacket descent, and a member of the New Hampshire Inter-Tribal Council, Dana has been a lifelong […]

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Special Exhibit “Hawaii’s Volcanoes: 1880’s to Present” at the Lyman Museum

Posted on 12/22/11 by admin No Comments
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HILO, Hawai`i (December 21, 2011)— The special exhibit “Hawaii’s Volcanoes: 1880s to Present” offers the chance to view rarely exhibited paintings, photographs, film, curiosities and oddities from the Lyman Museum collections in celebration of Hawaiian Volcano Observatory’s 100th Anniversary. Paintings by Nāwahī, Bailey, and two major Volcano School painters, Hitchcock and Furneaux, will be on display.  Photographs […]

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Black and White Night Book Launch with Dietrich Varez

Posted on 11/03/11 by admin No Comments
Pele and Hi'iaka, A tal of Two Sisters

Pele and Hi’iaka, A Tale of Two Sisters With Special Guests Leilehua Yuen and Manu Josiah Friday, November 4th 5:00–7:30pm Black and White Night is a downtown Hilo tradition, and the biggest street party of the year! For Black and White Night 2011, on November 4th, stop by Basically Books for an evening of sharing […]

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Architectural Tour of Gathering Places in East Hawaii

Posted on 10/25/11 by admin No Comments

HILO, Hawai`i (October 18, 2011)—Did you know that, in 1868, Hilo Union School offered both a free Hawaiian-language curriculum and an English-language one for which they charged?  Or that the royal summer home Niolopa, complete with Hawaiian-style thatched roof, stood where the Hilo Hotel is now?  Do you know the legends of Haili Street? Hear […]

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Destination Hilo’s Annual Meeting & Luncheon

Posted on 09/04/11 by admin No Comments
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Aloha kakou…Come, meet us in Hilo! Destination Hilo’s Annual Meeting and Luncheon will be held on Thursday, September 22, 2011, from 11:30 to 1:00 at the Hilo Hawaiian Hotel – Moku`ola Room, at 71 Banyan Drive, Hilo.  Members and guests welcome. We will introduce our new web-based Hawai`i Big Island Discount Museum Pass.  Guest speaker will be Hawaii […]

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ORCHID SAFARI – on Hawaii Island the orchid capital

Posted on 06/05/11 by admin No Comments
Hilo Orchid Society Orchid Safari

If you’re going to be in Hilo in early August 2011, you wont want to miss the 59th Annual Hilo Orchid Society Show, Sale and Mini Classes being held August 5, 6 and 7. Thousands of orchids in displays created by top notch growers and amateurs entice audiences in this three day spectacle at Edith Kanaka’ole […]

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