by Dorine Cassun | May 20, 2020 | Uncategorized
Traditional Hawaiian Musical Instruments Music has been a central part of Hawaiian history and culture since ancient times, and it remains at the forefront today. It is the perfect reflection of the Hawaiian people, and its melodic expression evokes the spirit of the...
by Dorine Cassun | Mar 20, 2020 | Luau entertainment, Luau history
Hula Yesterday and Today In many world cultures, the storyteller is sacred. The hula dancer is a storyteller. Hula is not just a dance; it’s a form of communication. Hula tells a story through the interaction of body language, music, and the dancer’s...
by Dorine Cassun | Mar 11, 2020 | Luau entertainment, Luau food, Luau history
How the Locals Luau The tradition of a luau as a social gathering meant to unite people remains a part of the local culture in Hawaii. The modern luau has a few differences from the luaus of the past, but significant elements remain the same. Let’s take a look...
by Dorine Cassun | Mar 2, 2020 | Luau entertainment, Luau food, Luau history
How Kamehameha II Broke the Taboos Hawaii is an enchanting place to visit, with beautiful weather, gorgeous landscapes, a relaxed vibe, and friendly locals. Lovely music and delicious food are plentiful, both of which are best enjoyed among good company. But what if...
by Dorine Cassun | Dec 18, 2018 | Luau food, Luau vocabulary
Poi: Hawaii’s Most Iconic Dish Taro was a staple of the ancient Hawaiian diet in the way corn was a staple in many parts of the Americas. Taro was so important to the Hawaiians that they considered it to be the older brother of the human race! From the earliest...
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