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Food trucks · Catering · Plate lunch & poke

Piha Aloha

Newport News Hawaiian BBQ truck & ʻohana catering — plate lunch, lūʻau, live aloha

Newport News, VA

(808) 215-1354pihaaloha.com

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SEP18

Competition · Fri, Sep 18–20 · Fri 8:00 PM; Sat 2:00 PM & 8:00 PM; Sun 2:00 PM & 6:00 PM

Heiva i Paris 2026

Europe’s flagship ʻori Tahiti competition at Théâtre Bobino — HiP’s League finals weekend.

Paris, Francebobino.fr/event-pro/heiva-i-paris

OCT17

Festival · Sat, Oct 17–18 · Sat WS 2:00–3:30 PM; Sun Hōʻike from 1:00 PM

第８回 The Hula Festival (Hamamatsu)

Outdoor hula festival on Japan’s first purpose-built hula mound at Hamamatsu Flower Park — workshops Saturday, Special Hōʻike Sunday.

Hamamatsu, Japanthehulafes.com

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Island Inspired Partners0Rooms that love the islands and host the music — tiki bars, tropical lounges, themed hotels, lūʻau rooms, and music stores. They are partners, not Hawaiian-owned businesses.Food & Dining86Plate lunch, poke, bakeries, and kitchens that taste like home.Farms & Plants3Kalo, ti, produce, and tropical plants grown for the ʻohana.Coffee & Cafes5Roasters and morning counters with island beans and mainland hours.Retail & Goods15Music instruments, markets, produce, makers, gifts, and Hawaiian-kine goods.Arts & Culture109Hālau, makers, studios, and houses keeping culture in motion.Health & Wellness15Care and healing — clinics, lomi lomi, and rooms that treat the whole ʻohana.Beauty & Body19Look and adornment — salons, lei, and beauty work with island hands.Professional Services3Law, money, design, and desks.Trades & Building16Hands, tools, trucks.Education94Language, eikaiwa, after-school, and classrooms for kids far from the reef.Nonprofits24Civic clubs, cultural houses, and churches that hold the community.Music & Performance100Bands, Polynesian dancers, studios, and venues for island sound.Fashion & Wear3Prints, tapa-inspired cloth, and clothes made to be lived in.

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Kamaʻāina. Kānaka ʻŌiwi. Pacific Islander. Island Roots.

Kamaʻāina-owned

Born or raised in Hawaiʻi — local Japanese, Korean, Filipino, Chinese, Portuguese, Okinawan, Puerto Rican, Hapa, Haole, and mixed. The local kitchen.

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Kānaka ʻŌiwi–owned

Owned by Kānaka ʻŌiwi: of aboriginal Hawaiian descent, including mixed lineage.

38 listings

Pacific Islander–owned

Owned by Pacific Islander families of other nations — Samoan, Tongan, CHamoru, Fijian, Marshallese, Māori, and kin across Moananuiākea.

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Island Roots

A genuine tie to Hawaiʻi or the Pacific Islands that is not the first three — married in, stationed there, family across the water. Not a weekend vacation.

97 listings

The mainland

From Las Vegas to Washington DC and everything in between.

More Kamaʻāina and Pacific Islanders now live on the continent than most visitor guides will admit. Hawaii-born residents, 2023:

  1. 1.California120,417
  2. 2.Texas47,367
  3. 3.Washington47,145
  4. 4.Nevada42,502
  5. 5.Florida29,202
  6. 6.Virginia24,751
  7. 7.Oregon22,566
  8. 8.Arizona20,750
  9. 9.Colorado15,419
  10. 10.Georgia15,395

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