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Moonlight Mele on the Lawn
Bank of Hawaii presents the 2009 Moonlight Mele summer concert series at Bishop Museum, featuring Sean Na‘auao, Darren Benitez, Hōkū Zuttermeister, and Raiatea Helm. Advance tickets are on sale now. Click here for a full schedule.
On Exhibit Now - Backyard Monsters
Summer 2009 is the time for big, big bugs at Bishop Museum! Backyard Monsters features six giant-sized moving robotic insects. Learn more here.
Hawaiian Hall Keiki Art Contest
Kids ages 12 and under can take part in Hawaiian Hall's grand reopening by entering our Keiki Art Contest! Download a contest form now, or click here to learn more.
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11th Annual Bernice Pauahi Bishop Awards Dinner
Bishop Museum's annual Bernice Pauahi Bishop Awards Dinner recognizes individuals who have demonstrated exceptional leadership to the heritage of Hawai‘i and its community. This year's event, taking place on Saturday, July 11, will honor David Hulihe‘e and Roy Yamaguchi. Find out more about the event here.
Bishop Museum's Wishtree
Employees throughout the Museum have put together a list of 'wishes'. Take a look at some of the items that will help our team do their jobs better and faster. Please help by fulfilling a wish.
Hawai‘i Alive - Bringing Hawaiian Culture to Life
The Hawai‘i Alive project shares our collections, library, and archives with the general public, especially teachers gathering resources to teach Hawaiian Language, History, and Culture.
Learn more at www.hawaiialive.org
Research Seminar Series Online
If you've not been able to attend or want to hear a seminar again, you're in luck: presentations from our long running monthly Research Seminar series are now available online.
Listen to and watch our online seminars here.
Ask a Scientist - Online Plant and Animal ID
Have you found a plant or animal in your house or on a hike or swim and would like to know what it is? Ask a scientist from Bishop Museum about the flora and fauna of Hawai‘i.
Bishop Museum Data for Google Earth
Use Google Earth to explore the Natural History and Cultural Collections of the Bishop Museum.
You'll find links and more information here.
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