Restoring Bishop Museum's Hawaiian Hall: Ho‘i Hou Ka Wena Kaiwi‘ula (Dawn's golden glow returns to Kawai‘ula) gives a sneak peek into the newly renovated Hawaiian Hall at Bishop Museum. It consists of a collection of essays from various people within the community who had a hand in the hall's [...]
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The J.S. Emerson collection of Hawaiian artifacts is among Bishop Museums's largest Hawaiian ethnological collections and includes some of the finest examples of pre- and post-contact objects. Much of its value lies in Emerson's faithful recording of circumstances in which he recollected the objects [...]
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Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum was founded in Honolulu in 1889. Today, as the museum moves into its second century, this unique institution continues its commitment to gather and share knowledge of Hawai‘i and Pacific with all the world. Hawai‘i is the most isolated land on earth, yet neither its [...]
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Murder Casts a Shadow by Victoria Kneubuhl by Victoria Nalani Kneubuhl Murder Casts a Shadow is the debut novel by acclaimed local [...]
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