“Makibaka, Huwag Matakot!” was the rallying cry for a group of immigrant and local-born Filipinos. In the 1970s, they were threatened with eviction from their […]
Waipahu Public Library will be providing a series of financial literacy classes in October. These free classes are suitable for ages 18 and up. Metered […]
Waipahu Public Library will be providing a series of financial literacy classes in March. These free classes are suitable for ages 18 and up. Metered […]
Due to the current guidance from public health officials regarding social distancing and in the interest of protecting the communities we serve, as of Monday, […]
Preserving Tboli culture and providing a livelihood for their community in the biodiverse lands of the southern Philippines, Helobung (“endless joy”) is a wellspring and […]
Presentation and Exhibits by the Filipino-American Historical Society of Hawaii and the Filipino Community Center Zoom Presentation link at: www.fahsoh.org For more information, please email: […]
In collaboration with KINdom, Rags Royalty, and Vegan Women’s Summit, House of Gongs presents “Weaving Stories and Dreams,” an offering to the Oahu community to […]
Celebrate the Year of the Dragon with a Chinese Lion Dance at Waipahu Library. Presented by Gee Yung Dragon & Dance Sports Association, Hawaii's best […]
Learn to create a beautiful ribbon lei with Sandy Murphy, retired manager from ribbon supply store, U’i Mau a Mau. Pattern from Tracy Harada, owner […]
The rondalla is an ensemble of stringed instruments played with the plectrum (generally known as plectrum instruments). It consists of bandurria, laud, octavina, guitar, and […]
