Culture

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It's official: Surfing is now an Olympic sport

Q&A: Inside the 11-year research process of rediscovering Hawaiian rain names

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 statue

The stories behind the statues (yes, there are actually more than one) of the king who united all Hawaii.

A historic moment: Hokulea arrives in New York City

World’s largest known sea sponge discovered in Hawaiian waters

Here's how to download that 'Hawaii Aloha' rendition everyone can't stop listening to

This slack-key guitar solo is making everyone nostalgic for Hawaii

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 Hawaii

In the 1920s, during the era of steamships and sidewalk lei sellers, poet Don Blanding came up with an idea.