Did Hawaiian dancers traditionally wear grass skirts? Illustration by Salina Perera Did Hawaiian dancers traditionally wear grass skirts? Christopher Maurer | Lacey, Washington Pacific Islanders did ...
Antique picking has become one of my newest hobbies, but finding tiki cups and nudie cards from Hawaii’s past at dealers’ stalls in California are reminders of how unscrupulously Hawaii has been ...
Hawaii - June 28, 2002 - The word “luau” means festival in Hawaiian, conjuring up images of grass skirts, bamboo torches, hula dancing and roasted pig. Steeped in ancient island tradition, the luau ...
The turn is the latest sign of a Native Hawaiian renaissance The misconceptions come from the way Hawaii is marketed and presented to outsiders Many of the images can be traced to the arrival of tiki ...
HENNIKER — Forget the scarf; put on a lei and a grass skirt and surf into the 28th annual Hawaiian Weekend Celebration at Pats Peak.
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