Noe Tanigawa

Arts & Culture reports from HPR's Noe Tanigawa

Made in Hawai'i Fashions Make a Stand at Ala Moana Center

ShareThisMade-in-Hawai’i fashions are in the spotlight this week at the Hifi Pop-up Incubator at Ala Moana Center. Supporters hope the classes, fashion shows, trunk shows, and more will boost a new industry for the Islands. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports. Find the Hawai’i Fashion Incubator, or HIFI, Pop Up at Ala Moana Center, on the ground level, makai side, near Old Navy.
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Shooting for the Showdown in Chinatown

ShareThis“What if Hawaii ran out of gas?” That’s the plotline challenging local filmmakers in the latest Showdown in Chinatown film competition. Entrants have been racing to produce mini films by 7pm today.
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Back in the Game for a New Symphony in Hawai'i

ShareThisThe foundation is taking shape for a new symphony orchestra in Hawai’I, as a result of the Honolulu Symphony auction on March 17th. HPR’s Noe Tanigawa reports.
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The Great "Empty Bowl Project"

ShareThisTwo years ago, ceramic artists around O’ahu contributed handmade bowls in an international effort called the “Empty Bowl Project” . Over 700 Bowls sold in less than two hours netting nearly 12 thousand dollars for the Hawai‘i Foodbank. Now the Hawai'i Potters' Guild is at it again.
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The Windward Choral Society Builds Community Through Song

ShareThisWindward O’ahu has a legacy of choral music that many trace back to Kailua High School choir teacher, Shigeru Hotoke. Twelve thousand students passed through his classes and many toured the world with the celebrated Kailua Madrigals.
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