Polynesian Archives

Arden Fujiwara

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

A hidden gem in the Seattle music scene, Arden proves that the ukulele is more than just a novelty instrument. Born and raised in Hawaii, he learned from ukulele masters such as Jake Shimabukuro and Troy Fernandez, but now forges his own style in Seattle. Arden fuses tradition with the progressive to break the expectations and elevates the ukulele to new boundaries.

Brad Bordessa

Honokaʻa,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Brad plays ʻukulele in Honokaʻa, Hawaiʻi.

First Tongan American Community of Washington

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Tongan

To uplift and create opportunities for Tongan Americans through permanence and education.

Halau Hula O Napualani

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli, Maori, Tahitian

Halau Hula O Napualani is the oldest Hawaiian dance school (Halau) in Seattle, Washington. We hold classes in Seattle and Gig Harbor. We teach dance and music. Our dance classes include Traditional Hawaiian Hula (Auana and Kahiko), Tahitian, and Maori dancing. Music that we teach includes ukulele and toere/pahu pehe (Tahitian drumming).

Halau Hula Pulamahiaikalikolehua

Kent,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Halau Kamakahiwaokalani

Kennewick,

Community Focus: Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Ko`u inoa Onie Kamakahiwaokalani Huihui Rendall. I was born in Honolulu, Oahu. My mother Sarah Huihui Marcell, is a native Hawaiian, born and raised in Kaka`ako, O`ahu, and my father Leo J. Marcell, is a Frenchman from the town of Millbury, Massachusetts.

Hawaii Radio Connection

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Hawaii Radio Connection features Hawaiian Music, Community Information, and News.

Hawaiians in Oregon

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

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Huraiti Mana

Seattle,

Community Focus: Pacific Islanders, Polynesian
Tahitian

‘O Huraiti Mana tātou | we are Huraiti Mana

Ka ʻAha Lāhui O ʻOlekona HCC (KALOHCC)

Beaverton,

Community Focus: Polynesian
Hawaiian / Kanaka Maoli

Welina mai i Ka ʻAha Lāhui O ʻOlekona Hawaiian Civic Club o Oregon a me SW Washington (aka KALO) kahi mokuna o ka ʻAhahui o nā Civic Clubs Hawaiʻi a me Na Lei Makalapua (Moku Honu Hui Pū ʻIa o ka AOHCC). Ma aneʻi e ʻike ai ʻoe i ka ʻike e pili ana i nā hanana i loaʻa, nā papahana, a me nā kumuwaiwai e pili ana i nā ala e komo ai i loko o kā mākou kaiāulu ma ʻOlekona, Wakinekona, a me Hawaiʻi . (Welcome to Ka ʻAha Lāhui O ʻOlekona Hawaiian Civic Club of Oregon and SW Washington (aka KALO) a chapter of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs and Na Lei Makalapua (Continent Council of the AOHCC). Here you will find information about available events, programs, and resources on ways to get involved in our communities in Oregon, Washington, and Hawaiʻi)

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