Created in 2004 in Tahiti, French Polynesia, FIFO: The International Oceanian Documentary Film Festival aims to promote Oceania and make it visible through documentary films. In the context of rampant globalization, its ambition is to bring the voice of the peoples and cultures of Oceania beyond its shores and to make it heard in Oceania and on the media scene. Finally, it aims to promote Oceanian cinema and filmmakers on screens worldwide. Organized by the Center for Pacific Islands Studies in collaboration with Pacific Islanders in Development Program (PIDP), the films are curated for a Hawaiʻi audience. …

Hui ʻAla Hīnano and Waianuhea o ka Pua Hala proudly present ʻAhu ʻAo, a showcase where weaving concepts take shape through student work. This hōʻike and panel discussion highlights how students build a strong foundation by applying basic weaving concepts to purposeful pieces, helping them grow beyond project-based learning into true comprehension. …

Come hang with us on Wednesday, December 17, 2025, from 5 PM to 8 PM, for a fun night out with the fam. We’re talking giant animatronic dinos, cool deep-sea creatures, themed activities, and the vibrant Kaiwiʻula Night Market featuring delicious local eats and vendors. …