Aloha Reisen Hawai'i-Kultur Reisen nach Hawai'i Gruppen/Individuell

07/04/2024

und die Frauen:

FIRST PLACE WĀHINE KAHIKO

Hula Hālau O Kamuela
Nā Kumu Hula Kunewa Mook & Kauʻionālani Kamanaʻo

07/04/2024

Die Gewinner des alten Hula Stils bei den Männern:

KĀNE KAHIKO FIRST PLACE

Hālau Hiʻiakaināmakalehua
Nā Kumu Hula Robert Keano Kaʻupu IV & Lono Padilla

06/04/2024

❤️🌈

21/03/2024

https://www.facebook.com/mkea.info/posts/pfbid0RhWS5J2eUnDwgweHeB9pu5SP1Fyb68s8HNGCtdvxUWnbNnGK84ZqQLtoDjGTrQhil

STANDING to protect the Mauna (mountian):

13/03/2024

don’t miss it

15/08/2023

love to share:

In Lahaina, the tiny island of Moku’ula was once the beating heart of the Hawaiian kingdom. Though now buried inconspicuously under a baseball field in Lahaina called Maluuluolele park, this single acre of land was considered the most sacred place on Maui.

According to legend, Moku’ula was home to the goddess Kihawahine’s grotto. A prominent stone now stands in representation of her power and presence. Chiefs would come to seek Kihawahine’s favor before battle. Kamehameha the Great invoked her during his conquering campaigns. Even after the kapu system fell, ali’i used Moku’ula as a royal refuge.

King Kamehameha III moved his court here in the 1830s, barricading himself on this Lahaina island against invading missionaries and traders. Moku’ula became his symbolic tie to tradition.

Decades later, Moku’ula was nearly forgotten, as Lahaina itself was ravaged by colonialism. But now is the time for the town’s rebirth. With Lahaina destroyed, there is opportunity to restore Moku’ula as the cultural heartbeat of the town, the island, the kingdom once again.

For those who understand its history, reviving Moku’ula is a pono path - the righteous restoration of an ancient center of Hawaiian spirit and sovereignty in Lahaina. Though just a buried acre now, Moku’ula still holds power. Its story reminds us that the course of nations can hinge on a single patch of earth. (👀🔗in Bio)

14/08/2023

please cancel tourist vacations to WEST MAUI and
if you can - donate please:

11/08/2023

In diesen Tagen gedenke ich meiner Freundin & Kumu Kahuna Haleaka I'olani P**e und teile dieses Video, das ganz am Anfang unserer Freundschaft aufgenommen wurde, vor über 20 Jahren.
Danach habe ich so viel gelernt zu HA WAI I'I über PELE & HI'IAKA und mano und die heiligen Orte auf Hawai'i -
in loving memory - mahalo nui - ALOHA always

Hawai'i February 2003: meeting Aka for the first time - she was doing traditional hawaiian instruments and shared about "Mission ALOHA" - a friendship began...

07/08/2023

☀️AUGUST 12th ☀️
Meet us inside the National Park in front of the hula platform to witness a beautiful performance featuring Kumu hula Moses Kahoʻokele Crabbe with hālau Halauolaokalani ❤️

See you at 10:30am!

31/07/2023

what ART can express, created by Charlene Lofgreen:

30/07/2023

If you are on the island - don't miss the VOLCANO Festival happening this weekend 07/29 & 30 2023 - see event schedule:

Visiting Hawaii? Come Experience Volcano! From dining and snacks to B&Bs, fine art and Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, come Experience Volcano!

07/05/2023

love it honor Hula 🙏🌈❤️

11/04/2023

PONO Film happily prensents the documentary i made 20 years ago while traveling in Hawai'i, Arizona and New Mexico - meeting Healers and Artists along the Journey.

You can watch it on youTube now:

In 2003 I took a Sabbatical and flew to Hawai'i with my video camera. I am an Amateur in filming, as you will see but it helped me to look and investigate de...

19/03/2023

photo of the day 😍

19/03/2023

what a capture 😍

08/03/2023

NOT to miss 🌸🌸🌸

I’M. SO. EXCITED!
Merrie Monarch Festival 2023

14/02/2023

Ein historischer Tag für die Insel Hawai’i

Most people think of Feb. 14 as Valentine's Day. But the date also marks a noteworthy event in Hawaiʻi's history: the death of Captain James Cook in Kona. HPR's Kuʻuwehi Hiraishi has more on why that date is so significant to many Native Hawaiians.

01/01/2023

so sd

WITH GREAT SADNESS, WE PRESENT THE FINAL ISSUE OF KE OLA MAGAZINE! This beautiful painting of a tiger shark is by Kona artist, Ginger Sandell. Island wide distribution will be complete in the next few days.
We have loved publishing Ke Ola for the past 14 years, however it's reached its end, due to rising production costs, making it impossible to continue. Mahalo nui to all our supporters over the years! IMUA!
Our website will remain online for accessing archived stories. We are in the process of creating online subscriptions, more info to come soon.
Here's a link to the Jan/Feb 2023 digital edition:
https://issuu.com/keolamagazine/docs/jan-feb-2023