Nā Leo Manu - Heavenly Voices - Video Archive
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Nā Leo Manu is part of ʻIke Hana Noʻeau, a series of Hawaiian cultural programs sponsored by Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park and the Hawaiʻi Pacific Parks Association. Note: Quicktime is required to view video. If you have iTunes you have Quicktime. If you don't have Quicktime it's a free download, Depending on the length of the video and your internet speed, it may take a minute or two for the video to start. 
December 21, 2011 - Haunani's Aloha Expressions Haunani's Aloha Expressions is comprised of an all Hawaiian performing group of kāne and wāhine kūpuna, elders ranging in ages from 70-90 years old. 
October 19, 2011 - Lono Kanakaʻole Trio Join Lono Kanakaʻole, Chrisy Lassiter and Kivin Kalauli for a delightful blend of traditional Hawaiian and hula music. 
August 17, 2011 - Kīhei Nahale-ā Join singer, songwriter and kumu, Kīhei Nahale-ā for an evening of Hawaiian music and story telling. 
Come and enjoy an evening of music with Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award winner, singer, song writer and Praise and Worship leader Rupert Tripp Jr. as he plays from his CD releases and some of his favorite artists. His CD's will be available for purchase. 
May 18, 2011 - Hālau Hula Kalehuakiʻekiʻeikaʻiu at Kīlauea Come and witness a small portion of the traditions of Hālau Hula Kalehuakiʻekiʻeikaʻiu ma Kīlauea that has been handed down through the generations, that connects us back to our past and pays homage to those who stand before us. 
April 28 & 29 2011 - Free Island Music with Kenneth Makuakane In celebration of Merrie Monarch, come and enjoy FREE island music with Kenneth Makuakane. 
March 16, 2011 - Listen to the Sweet Voice of Kai Hoʻopiʻi Sharing the music of his ʻohana from Kahakuloa, Maui 
February 16 2011 - Listen to the Sounds of Lito Arkangel Enjoy an evening of Hawaiian music. Experience the beautiful music of solo artist Lito Arkangel. 
January 19, 2011 - Hawaiian Music and Dance 
November 17 2010 - Island Music with Kenneth Makuakane |
Did You Know?
`A`ali`i (Dodonaea viscose) is an important shrub with many traditional Hawaiian uses. Its hard and durable wood makes a fine spear. Seed pods are fashioned into beautiful lei, while its red capsules can be boiled to make dye.