Bishop Museum Invites Media to Preview New, Original Exhibition, <em>Ka ʻUla Wena: Oceanic Red</em>
Opening to the public in the Museum’s Castle Memorial Building on May 25, this new, original exhibition is the first of its kind to gather material culture of Oceania to articulate the multiple uses and understandings of a single color: RED.
Bishop Museum June 2024 Exhibitions, Public Programs, and Events
In June, Bishop Museum welcomes the 13th Festival of Pacific Arts & Culture (FestPAC) kālai (carving) and kākau uhi (tattoo) villages to its campus, as well as special programming inspired by the Festival. June also sees the return of the Celebrate Micronesia Festival to the Museum, hosted in partnership with the Pacific Islands Development Program (DIDP) and the East-West Center.
Bishop Museum Uplifts the Connections Shared Across Oceania in New, Original Exhibition, <em>Ka ʻUla Wena: Oceanic Red</em>
Opening May 25 in the Museum’s Castle Memorial Building, the exhibition assembles material culture of Oceania and articulates the multiple uses and understandings of a single color: red.
Bishop Museum Invites Keiki and ʻOhana To Take Part in 2024 City Nature Challenge
Bishop Museum Unveils Seed Bank at Its 2024 Science & Sustainability Festival
Bishop Museum May 2024 Exhibitions, Public Programs, and Events
May sees the opening of the Museum’s new exhibition, Ka ʻUla Wena: Oceanic Red, on May 25, 2024 in the Castle Memorial Building.
Bishop Museum Announces New Installation Coming to its Hawaiian Hall Treasure Case,
Faith and Philanthropy: Queen Emma Kaleleonālani’s Visit to England, 1865-1866
Bishop Museum Presents the 2024 Science & Sustainability Festival
Bishop Museum April 2024 Exhibitions, Public Programs, and Events
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum shares its April 2024 exhibitions, public programs, and events. A full and continually updated listing can be found on the Museum’s website, BishopMuseum.org. For more information on any of the items listed herein, please contact Lance Aquino with Stryker Weiner & Yokota Public Relations, Inc.
Bishop Museum’s Botany Collection Attains Digitization Milestone
