Coconut Tree Climbing at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2026-09-22 | Coconut Tree Climbing at the Polynesian Cultural CenterLuau at the PCC #shorts #shortclipPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-12-09 | Have you ever heard about the story of Queen Liliuokalani? Known for her resolute and peaceful resistance against colonizers, she was the last sovereign of Hawai’i.
Come and join us to learn more about the Queen. See you at the Luau!
#polynesianculturalcenter #polynesia #pcchawaii #shortsvideo #shortsThe man, the myth, & the legend Jason Momoa visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center#shortsPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-12-01 | ...Kap is always on fire! 🔥 #shorts #shortclip #polynesianculturalcenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-11-17 | ...Polynesia is calling! #ShortsPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-06-23 | Polynesia is calling! Are you coming? #polynesianculturalcenter #polynesia #pcchawaiiBOOK YOUR TICKETS NOW! *Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-06-08 | Don't miss out on an amazing cultural adventure here at the Polynesian Cultural Center! Book your tickets now as ticket availability is limited. Visit polynesia.com/packages to learn more!
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comWorld Fireknife Championship 2022PolynesianCulturalCenter2022-05-19 | A few highlights from this year's World Fireknife Championships! We would like to extend our love and appreciation to everyone who became a part of this year's World Fireknife Championship! Our competitors have truly felt the support from everyone as they stepped on the stage to perform and show the world what being a true warrior is like. See you next year! 🔥
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Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comTaste Polynesia: Cooking in an ImuPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-04-19 | Underground ovens are a common traditional cooking method throughout Polynesia and the Pacific. In Hawaii, the underground oven is called an “imu". Join our executive chef @cheffelixtai to learn more about how an imu is prepared and used.
Music sync ID: MB018QOZ8J3AZ6RDwayne The Rock Johnson Visits The Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-03-30 | The hearts and eyes of our Ohana were overflowing at the love and pride for Polynesian Culture that filled the Center on March 14. Our most heartfelt thank you to Dwayne Johnson, his family, and his team. It was an honor to perform for you and an inspiration to see the devotion you have to your culture. We were so pleased that Mr. Johnson was able to connect with his heritage, cry tears, laugh joyously and share his beloved culture with his loved ones. We are grateful for the memories that were created and for the opportunity to celebrate the majesty of the cultures of Polynesia with the world.
#polynesianculturalcenter #pcchawaii #polynesian #polynesia #therock #dwaynejohnson #culture2022 Gateway buffet at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-02-26 | Welcome to Hawaii's largest indoor dining facility! This year, we welcome you to a new and unique dining experience. Gaze upon our beautiful 360-degree mural, all-you-can-eat island flavors, live music, and more! Book your tickets now at polynesia.com/packages.
Musicbed syncID: MB01NFOTYOLYT632022 PFHOF Enshrinement Ceremony at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, HIPolynesianCulturalCenter2022-01-31 | Polynesian influence and prestige in American football is at an all-time high, and rapidly expanding. Today, more than 60 NFL players share a Polynesian ancestry. The Polynesian Football Hall of Fame honors Polynesia’s greatest players and coaches, as well as other contributors to the sport. It is located on Oahu at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Lai‘e. The Hall of Fame was founded in 2013 by two Polynesian Super Bowl Champions, Jesse Sapolu and Ma‘a Tanuvasa. Their NFL experiences inspired them to honor Polynesia’s greatest players, coaches and contributors. The Hall of Fame’s beautiful gallery showcases the achievements of inductees and Polynesian football legends. It features plaques, photos, mementos, an interactive display, and the Wall of Honor.The enshrinement ceremony on January 22nd inducted 6 more football legend into the Hall of Fame.
Musicbed syncID: MB017LBEZYUFTNJCOVID-19 Safety at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2021-12-10 | In order to assure the health and safety of our guests, staff, student employees, and volunteers by reducing the chance of exposure to the Covid-19 virus, the Polynesian Cultural Center has developed this video to introduce their newly instituted Health & Safety Standards . Full details of those standards are available at: polynesia.com/covid-19-health-safety-guidelinesHukilau Marketplace CommericalPolynesianCulturalCenter2021-06-17 | Fall 2019 Commercial of the Hukilau MarketplaceHow to Order Takeout from Pounders RestaurantPolynesianCulturalCenter2021-06-17 | Ordering takeout from Pounders has never been easier! Order online, by phone or through the ChowNow app. Open Monday through Saturday from 11:00am-8:30pm.Sweet As at the Hukilau MarketplacePolynesianCulturalCenter2021-06-17 | They turned their favorite dessert into a business in Hawaii. See what inspired them and how it all started!So Da Bomb at the Hukilau MarketplacePolynesianCulturalCenter2021-06-17 | See what inspired the creator of So Da Bomb to start a mixed soda truck at the Hukilau Marketplace!Hale Pops at the Hukilau MarketplacePolynesianCulturalCenter2021-06-17 | An inspiring story of how the owner of Hale Pops turned his childhood dream into reality!Nicole Scherzinger visits the Polynesian Cultural Center!PolynesianCulturalCenter2021-04-27 | A big mahalo to Nicole for her visit and her kind words to our team. We appreciate your visit and we cannot wait for you to come again! AlohaHow to make an ukulele: The Ukulele ExperiencePolynesianCulturalCenter2020-11-18 | This video is about how to make ukulele from scratch. We are proud to present Joe Souza from Kanilea Ukulele, sponsors of the Ukulele Experience museum and gallery, at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Oahu, Hawaii. This video demonstrates their approach to making beautiful instruments from koa wood grown locally in island-based rainforests. Joe will take you through the stages of wood production - including selection of wood, sanding, milling and assembly. Kanilea Ukulele is committed to the conservation and reforestation of koa rainforests and their wildlife inhabitants native to our beautiful island home and in providing fine quality Hawaiian ukuleles.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comHawaii: Creativity comes from the spirit - Kawika Eskaran [Ep:6/6]PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-09-22 | Kawika, a respected master carver and navigator from Hawaii discusses how the cultural aspects and spirituality of his culture enhance his creativity. He additionally serves as a cultural expert in the Hawaii Village at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comTonga: The Legacy of love - Tele Vanisi [Ep:5/6]PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-09-15 | Tele Vanisi, from the isles of Tonga, focuses on the legacy of love for others and yourself which is prevalent in our evening show, “HA: Breath of Life. She has learned that you can’t have an identity if you don’t have a culture.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comFiji: Fulfillment in service – Tuu Komaisavai [ [Ep:4/6]PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-09-08 | Tuu Komaisavai, who works in the Fiji Village, shares how the love of his culture and family helps him to feel a sense of fulfillment while working at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Remembering the Fijian proverb “one raindrop raises the see” inspires him to give his all to the guests, his co-workers, and his family.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comTahiti: Honoring the sacredness of culture - Rai Pollock [Ep:3/6]PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-09-01 | Rai Pollock from Tahiti appears nightly in HA: Breath of Life. Every performance he tries to feel the connection with his grandfather knowing that the story he presents is a true reflection of the culture his grandfather held sacred.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comSamoa: Cultivating respect through service - Charisma Pasavalu [Ep:2/6]PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-08-25 | Charisma Pasavalu, from Samoa, explains how service to family teaches respect, endurance and love of culture. These important characteristics are an integral part of working in the Samoa Village here at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comAotearoa: Cultural preservation thru connections – La Makekau [Ep:1/6]PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-08-18 | Rahira “La” Makekau from the Maori Village shares how the Center connects to our guests' spirit to spirit while practicing cultural preservation with integrity. Filmed at the Polynesian Cultural Center in Laie, Hawaii.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comIntroducing the Honua ProjectPolynesianCulturalCenter2020-08-11 | Discover how the friendly spirit of aloha is reflected through the staff and student employees of the Polynesian Culture Center where we combine education, entertainment, love and service in order to bring our guests an unforgettable experience.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comToi Hawaiki COVID19PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-05-11 | We all learned Taiaha at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Here are some of the students from over the last 35 years in Taiaha at the Center. The school “Toi Hawaiki” has carried on at the Center since 1985, with 84 Poutahi (1st level) gradings, 44 Pourua, 23 Poutoru, 6 Pouwhā & 2 Pourima and Kim Makekau who is Pouwaru (8th level).
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comJERI - Episode 1 of 3PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-05-08 | Follow Women’s competitor and 1st place winner, Jeri Galeai, as she prepares and competes in the 2019 World Fireknife Competition.
We send a warm fa'afetai and fa'amalo to our competitors, past present and future. Keep the fire burning! We look forward to seeing you next May for the We Are Samoa Festival here at the Polynesian Cultural Center!
MB01JUK1ZJJ7TLXJERI - Episode 3 of 3PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-05-08 | Follow Women’s competitor and 1st place winner, Jeri Galeai, as she prepares and competes in the 2019 World Fireknife Competition.
We send a warm fa'afetai and fa'amalo to our competitors, past present and future. Keep the fire burning! We look forward to seeing you next May for the We Are Samoa Festival here at the Polynesian Cultural Center!
MB01YGYC4REGLK3JERI - Episode 2 of 3PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-05-08 | Follow Women’s competitor and 1st place winner, Jeri Galeai, as she prepares and competes in the 2019 World Fireknife Competition.
We send a warm fa'afetai and fa'amalo to our competitors, past present and future. Keep the fire burning! We look forward to seeing you next May for the We Are Samoa Festival here at the Polynesian Cultural Center!
MB01HL38GLA2AHEJERI - A Polynesian Cultural Center Series - TrailerPolynesianCulturalCenter2020-05-07 | Follow 2018 Women’s competitor and 1st place winner, Jeri Galeai, as she prepares and competes in the 2019 World Fireknife Competition. Series premiere 5/8/20 at 1pm HST.
We send a warm fa'afetai and fa'amalo to our competitors, past present, and future. Keep the fire burning – until next year! We look forward to seeing you next May for the We Are Samoa Festival here at the Polynesian Cultural Center!
MB01BIXVPR8VBTMConnecting with Hula: Feeling the mana of the Hawaiians | One Ohana Sharing Aloha | EP.5 /5PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-04-29 | Learning Hula in the Polynesian Cultural Center. Pomaikai Kruger, the kumu hula for the Polynesian Cultural Center, comes from a long line of hula teachers. In this video, he explains how being a kumu means so much more than a teacher, it is a lifestyle or state of being.
The Polynesian Cultural Center is proud to share the beauty of Polynesia with our One Ohana Sharing Aloha video series.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comGiving Freely: The heart of a Tongan wood carver | One Ohana Sharing Aloha | EP.4 /5PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-04-22 | Wood carving in the Polynesian Cultural Center. Tuione Pulotu is a master carver from Tonga whose skillful hands have created masterpieces throughout the Center. The Iosepa, Polynesian Cultural Center’s Hawaiian sailing canoe, is one of those pieces. Tune in to learn more!
The Polynesian Cultural Center is proud to share the beauty of Polynesia with our One Ohana Sharing Aloha video series. Website: www.polynesia.com
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comFa’a Sāmoa: The Samoan Way | One Ohana Sharing Aloha | EP.3 /5PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-04-14 | Be a Samoan in the Polynesian Cultural Center. Kap Tafiti, who is a bit of a legend here at the Polynesian Cultural Center, needs no introduction. He has been working at the Polynesian Cultural Center for just over 30 years. In this video Kap shares what Fa'a Samoa or the Samoan way means to him.
The Polynesian Cultural Center is proud to share the beauty of Polynesia with our One Ohana Sharing Aloha video series.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comMaori Weaving: The value of remembering who we are | One Ohana Sharing Aloha | EP.2 /5PolynesianCulturalCenter2020-04-09 | Maori Weaving in the Polynesian Cultural Center. Master weaver Hone Bailey, cultural practitioner from Aotearoa, now works at the Polynesian Cultural Center. Sit back as Hone explains how the traditional art of weaving.
The Polynesian Cultural Center is proud to share the beauty of Polynesia with our One Ohana Sharing Aloha video series.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comEseta - One Ohana Sharing Aloha at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2020-03-31 | The Polynesian Cultural Center is proud to share the beauty of Polynesia with our One Ohana video series. In today’s post, we hear from Eseta, a 31-year veteran of the Center, and member of our Tonga Villagers, as she explains the specialized art of Tapa.
Shop The Hawaii Store: bit.ly/2XpDhCwCanoe Paddling at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-09-30 | Canoe paddle with us through the 42-acre center.
MB01TP2CPLH194TWeaving at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-09-18 | Join us at the Polynesian Cultural Center and learn the traditional art of weaving.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comIsland Village: Aotearoa ll Pōwhiri || Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-09-10 | A pōwhiri (called a pōhiri in eastern dialects, and pronounced [ˈpɔːʔwiɾi] in the Taranaki-Wanganui area) is a Māori welcoming ceremony involving speeches, dancing, singing and finally the hongi. Join us at the Polynesian Cultural Center to see this traditional practice in person.
Shop The Hawaii Store: bit.ly/2XpDhCwIsland Villages: Tahiti | Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-08-19 | Ia Orana from Tahiti! Discover people dedicated to love! It's reflected in their faces and in their voices. Tahitians really know how to swing their hips, not to mention their knees. See for yourself! In the process, they’ll get you shaking and shimmying yourself.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comUkulele Lessons at the Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-08-06 | Join us at the Polynesian Cultural Center for ukulele lessons.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comIsland Villages: Fiji | Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-07-18 | A wonderful view into the island village of Fiji at the Polynesian Cultural Center.
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comNews Anchor Fireknife Showdown || Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-05-09 | In honor of the 27th annual World Fireknife Championship, we’ve challenged three different news stations to compete in their own fireknife competition and YOU get to decide the winner! Watch the video below and vote for your favorite competitor in the comments!
Competitors: Chris Latronic of KHON2 News Lacy Deniz of Hawai'i News Now (2:08) Mackenzie Stasko of KITV 4 Island News (4:19)
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comVoyage Deeper: Feel the spirit of Hawaii & PolynesiaPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-04-02 | We invite you to view our NEW Voyage Deeper: Feel the spirit of Hawaii & Polynesia video.
Shop The Hawaii Store: bit.ly/2AynR5QA Day in the Life, Pt. III || Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-03-29 | We invite you to bring your 'ohana and enjoy 42 acres of tropical beauty! When you're on vacation, you want to go somewhere the whole family can enjoy! Each island village presents their own hands-on activities, live music, and cultural performances. With so much to see and do, there's a little something for everyone!
Shop The Hawaii Store: www.thehawaiistore.comA Day in the Life, Pt. II || Polynesian Cultural CenterPolynesianCulturalCenter2019-03-21 | Many people come to Hawai’i and never truly experience it! Spend the day exploring the rich heritage of the Pacific Islands. Hawai’i, Samoa, Tonga, Tahiti, Aotearoa, and Fiji all come together in one place! It’s the perfect tropical retreat!