Mahalo-ve: One Love, One Gratitude
Mahalo is a famous Hawaiian word which means “thank you”, or to express gratitude. This is one of the common greetings, rather like “aloha”, used in everyday life in the Hawaiian culture. People usually say this after a kind gesture or a positive experience such as...5 Historic Moments in Laie History
The history of Laie, a beautiful town tucked away on the North Shore of Oahu, Hawaii is known and loved by many. Millions of visitors have come to this special town over the years on their Hawaiian vacation. For generations, Laie has been a place of refuge for ancient...
Preserving Polynesian Cultures in a Commercial World
Honoring the cultures of Polynesia The Polynesian Culture Center is impressive. A quick Google search will prove that the Center is well-noticed, deeply popular, and top-rated – and it is no secret why the Center provides an unforgettable family-friendly experience...
Tongan Culture: Act 1 of HĀ: Breath of Life
Welcome to “Tongan Culture” Part I of our blog series, “HĀ: Breath of Life”, an in-depth look into the cultures of Polynesia. Each post will review one of the six Pacific Islands highlighted in the Polynesian Cultural Center’s award-winning evening...
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