HONOKAʻA, Hawaiʻi - The Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua held its second annual festival and fundraiser on Saturday.
(BIVN) – The Kūkulu exhibit opened at the Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua on March 10th, inspired by the Pillars of Mauna A Wakea.
On Saturday, Pua Case provided a tour of the traveling art exhibit, which was inspired by the dramatic events on Mauna Kea during the ongoing Thirty Meter Telescope conflict.
The exhibit was unveiled during the E Ola Mau I Ka Pono Festival held by the Hawaiian Cultural Center in Honokaa.
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HONOKAʻA, Hawaiʻi - The Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua held its second annual festival and fundraiser on Saturday.
(BIVN) – The Kūkulu exhibit opened at the Hawaiian Cultural Center of Hāmākua on March 10th, inspired by the Pillars of Mauna A Wakea.
On Saturday, Pua Case provided a tour of the traveling art exhibit, which was inspired by the dramatic events on Mauna Kea during the ongoing Thirty Meter Telescope conflict.
The exhibit was unveiled during the E Ola Mau I Ka Pono Festival held by the Hawaiian Cultural Center in Honokaa.