AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPacific Film: Micronesian deep-sea explorer Nicole Yamase brings her documentary to Guam Nov. 10, joined by Hawaii-based illustrator Kalany Omengkar for screenings and community events. Hilo Heritage: The Pacific Tsunami Museum is open seven days a week again, with paid staff, after a financial rescue. Lahaina Community: Halloween celebrations returned to Front Street as the town continues to rebuild. Music & Tradition: Troy Fernandez is back for a Kaʻau Crater Boys show in Waikīkī; other coverage celebrates the Kona Coffee Cultural Festival and 194 years of kihoalu, or slack-key guitar. Arts Access: A project bringing together 40 artists from Hawaiʻi and abroad will raise funds for the arts, while UH Mānoa plans to end free community arts and culture programs after 55 years. Local Media: A Hawaiʻi Sea Grant TV series won a regional Emmy.
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