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Circus! Science Under the Big Top
Circus! Science Under the Big Top opens February 13 at Bishop Museum. Click here to learn more about this exciting traveling exhibit.
10th Annual Mary Kawena Pukui Performing Arts Festival
This year's Mary Kawena Pukui Performing Arts Festival will be held on Bishop Museum's Great Lawn on Saturday, February 13 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Click here to find out more about this annual celebration of storytelling, song, and dance.
Hawaiian Hall Is Open
Science Adventure Center Docent Training
Bishop Museum’s Mamiya Science Adventure Center is undoubtedly unique.
From its three-story erupting volcano to its huge deep water tank, the Mamiya Science Adventure Center is the only science center in the nation that focuses exclusively on the science of its home region.
Now, people who want to share the excitement of our science with others can do so by volunteering their time at the Science Adventure Center. Learn more here.
Furlough Fridays
Bishop Museum is offering educational Furlough Fridays programming for schoolchildren in grades K-6. Click here to learn more!
Bishop Museum Press title wins National Award
Bishop Museum is pleased to announce that the American Folklore Society has awarded Naupaka the 2009 Aesop Prize for Children’s Folklore.
Published by Kamahoi Press, an arm of Bishop Museum Press, Naupaka tells the legendary tale of two villagers and their love for each other.
Learn more 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.
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