A history of the world written in the 8^th century is igniting a youthful acting troupe at Paliku Theatre.  Award winning playwright, Naomi Iizuka, manages to link Ovid’s Metamorphoses and today’s human dramas in the play, Polaroid Stories.

Art and Flea is a monthly mecca for certain kinds of Honolulu shoppers.  Artists, artisans, collectors, and second hand dealers show their wares in a night time bazaar.  HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.

Musicians and listeners are singing the praises of a new venue in Honolulu.  Mezz 127 is not easy to find, but HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports, it’s worth the search.

Namelehuapono is providing a new kind of support to victims of domestic violence.  HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports on their process of reconnecting women with their culture and with their own inner resources.

Namelehuapono does not have its own website, but some information can be found here.

Tinfish Press, a small local publisher, supports experimental writing in the Pacific.  Their new collection of  Euro-American writing in Hawai’i should get people talking both about formal aspects of writing, and about race.  HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.