ʻUkulele

Kaʻau Crater Boys last surviving member, Troy Fernandez, brings their legendary music back to the stage.

ʻUkulele musician Taimane talks about her latest album release, “Liʻula.”

Chris Kamaka Jr. is the vice president of Kamaka Ukulele. He spoke to The Conversation's Catherine Cruz about honoring 110 years of handcrafting ʻukulele.

Hawaiʻi-based Asia-Pacific Leadership fellows discuss their experience at the Obama Presidential Center; Acting Lt. Gov. Keith Regan shares plans to renovate the Hawaiʻi State Capitol reflecting pool.

In this College Edition of the Tuesday Student Takeover, ʻukulele player and Hawaiian language major Kamakahukilani Plunkett joins Classical Pacific host Sharene Taba to share her love of music and ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi. A summer production and operations intern at Hawaiʻi Public Radio, Plunkett is also a member of the Hawaiian trio Kilia, featured in the Live from the Atherton – Mele Hawaiʻi Performance Series.

The event brought live music, small businesses, and ʻono food to Kapiʻolani Park, providing a community for vendors, organizers, and visitors. HPR's Emma Caires has more.

Hawaiʻi's ʻukulele festival is back on Oʻahu this Sunday for its third year in a row since the COVID-19 pandemic. The festival will feature live music, a keiki cultural activities center, an artisan craft village, and a multi-ethnic food court.

Taimane's love for mythology drew her to two mythical figures: the half-woman and half-snake Turkish goddess Shahmaran and the Hawaiian lizard goddess Kalamainuʻu. HPR's Cassie Ordonio has more.

This week The Conversation hosted some special guests who traveled all the way from Madeira, an island over 500 miles southwest of mainland Portugal.

The Hawaiʻi State Archives will be showcasing various vintage instruments and other historical music material at the International ʻUkulele Festival of Hawaiʻi this month.