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Noe Tanigawa
Arts & Culture reports from HPR's Noe Tanigawa
Contra Dance for Fun and Fellowship
ShareThisThere are contra dance communities in just about every college town across the country including here, in Honolulu and in Hilo. Pop up contra dance events happen on Kaua'i and Maui too. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa found that it’s a spirited form of couples dancing where you will likely dance with everyone in the room.
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Jazz in Kaka'ako with Bruce Hamada and Jim Howard
ShareThisGreat live music has restorative power, and sometimes, it’s convenient and affordable too. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa offers this visit to an evening of jazz in Kaka’ako. Bassist, singer, Bruce Hamada and pianist Jim Howard play jazz every Tuesday night from 8 to 11pm at Fresh Café on Queen Street. The night I went with a passel of gals, we got great seats and the sound is remarkably good.
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Poet Joseph Stanton Wins the First Tony Quagliano International Poetry Prize
ShareThisPoet, Joseph Stanton, writes about films, banana trees, Edward Hopper, and the St. Louis Cardinals, among many other things. His poems have been published in national and local journals, and he recently won the first Tony Quagliano International Poetry Award.
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Na Wai 'Eha, Maui's Four Great Waters Part 4
ShareThis“The general saying is that water flows uphill towards money,” according to Maui planner and consultant, Carl Freedman. Right now the people of Maui face a crucial opportunity to shape their future through decisions about water.
Governor Abercrombie has nominated William ‘Aila as DLNR chair and chair of the State Water Commission.
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Na Wai 'Eha, Maui's Four Great Waters Part 3
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Internationally celebrated oceanographer, Dr. Sylvia Earle, says “The economy is a wholly owned subsidiary of the environment.” Gulf coast fishermen and others fully agree, as do a growing number of scientists, planners, and private companies seeking to work with natural systems to enhance human life.
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