Bank of Hawaii Family Sunday at the Honolulu Museum of Art
Oahu • November 27, 2019
The Honolulu Museum of Art opens its doors to the community free of charge on the third Sunday of every month. During the pandemic, most large group art activities have been suspended, and the museum has gone to timed ticketing in the interest of public safety. However, admission is still free, and you can still do some of the in-person activities like drawing contests, storytelling and gallery hunts – and the rest can be done virtually at HoMA’s website.
T hird Sunday of every month
Family Sunday happens on the third Sunday of every month, 10am-6:00pm Learn more
- Organizer: Bank of Hawaii
- Website: https://honolulumuseum.org/5276-about_bank_hawaii_family_sunday
- Venue: Honolulu Museum of Art
- Address: 900 S. Beretania St, Honolulu, HI, 96814
- Hours: 10:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Waimea Canyon is a spectacular nation treasure! The canyon rests at the end of a long, curvy and slowly ascending road up Highway 552-Koke‘e Road, ending at Koke‘e and Waimea Canyon State Parks.
A Legacy of Style, Family, and Island Spirit
What is the best way to see Oahu’s North Shore? The not so simple answer is “It depends on your preference.” Choices you need to consider...
Enjoy an amazing FREE Fireworks Show every Friday Night!
A national historic landmark, the waterfront town of Lahaina has a rich history involving Hawaiian monarchs, missionaries and whalers. Lahaina served as the capital of the Hawaiian kingdom from 1820-1845 and in the middle 1800s, whalers came by the thousands to winter in the little seaport, anchoring their ships offshore. Lahaina’s colorful history and idyllic […]
by Fern Gavelek While tourism has replaced Hawaii agriculture as the state’s main economic engine, coffee, pineapple and macadamia nuts are still being cultivated in the Aloha State, plus a wide range of diversified crops such as cattle, aquaculture, floral/foliage products, veggies, fruits, honey, chocolate and vanilla. Mainland-based companies are also propagating year-round seed crops— […]
The post Hawaii Agriculture – How It’s Shaped The State’s History appeared first on This Week Hawaii.
The eels of Hawaii come in many shapes and sizes, but they all have one thing in common: they are all masters of disguise. These slippery creatures can be found in the ocean’s depths, lurking among the coral reefs and rocks. There are three types of eels that are commonly found in Hawaii’s waters: the […]
The post The Eels of Hawaii: Moray, Conger, and Snake appeared first on This Week Hawaii.
Explore the fascinating world of Hawaiian mythology with this quick guide to the main Hawaiian gods. Learn about the powerful deities that shaped Hawaiian culture and traditions.
When Lehua Jewelers opened in 1985, owner Sharon Gilbert was prepared to take her long-time inspiration—classic Hawaiian enameled jewelry—to the next level. She has created many Big Island designs, working in 14K, 18K and sterling silver, sometimes embellishing with colorful glass enamel, diamonds or precious gemstones. This fine arts major has designed hand-engraved […]
The post One of a Kind Souvenirs appeared first on This Week Hawaii.
Test Your Knowledge With These Four Questions About The Valley Isle 1. There are 132 islands in the Hawaiian chain. By size, Maui is: a) Largest b) Second largest c) Third largest d) Sixth largest 2. Haleakalā is a mountain volcano rising 10,023 feet above sea level and 30,000 feet from the ocean floor. As a […]
The post Maui Trivia appeared first on This Week Hawaii.
This Week Hawaii
Islands