HPR speaks with opera singer Quinn Kelsey and choreographer Patrick Makuakāne about a new opera production about King Kamehameha III.

Kailua Music School co-founder Erin Smith shares more about the school and the young talent they raise their ahead of the release of a new album, "Landslide Volume One."

Emmy-nominated actor Takehiro Hira talks about his journey as an actor and his experience moving to and living in Hawaiʻi.

Award-winning visual artist Ann Hamilton speaks about her residency at Merwin Conservancy and how being in Hawaiʻi has influenced her art.

It's been more than two weeks since the floods hit the North Shore of Oʻahu and artists are still picking up the pieces of what’s left of their art and studios.

Former HPR host and musician Chris Vandercook talks about an upcoming blues guitar performance at Sunday Sessions.

A nun shares her experience naming and caring for Vietnamese children brought to American adoption agencies during Operation Babylift.

As residents face post-flooding impacts across the state, many are also dealing with water-damaged documents. As HPR’s Catherine Cluett Pactol reports, a Molokaʻi nonprofit is offering tips to help restore them.

Whitney Museum Biennial artist Kainoa Gruspe discusses the relationship between his work and the Hawaiian land.

Event organizer Denis Salle and actress Mala Emde talk about FilmFreude, a German film festival coming to the Doris Duke Theatre in Honolulu.