This past week was the Merrie Monarch Festival on the Big Island of Hawaii. The festival honors the legacy of King David Kalākaua who inspired many to move forward the traditions, native language and arts of the Hawaiian people. A big part of the festival includes dance or hula (pronounced: hoo-lah) competitions.
Read MoreI have to admit…this time of year is my favorite. Flowers are blooming, plants are waking up and it just feels like there is a sense of hope or “mana’olana” (pronounced: mah-nah-oh-lah-nah) in the air.
Read MoreFlowers and plants are starting to wake up, birds are starting to sing and build their nests in the trees. And with spring comes the spiritual feeling of Easter and Passover. So we didn’t want to miss the chance to wish you all a Hau’oli Lā Pakoa!
Read MoreEverytime I think about going back to Kauai, I always make a stop at The Right Slice because their pies are by far some of the most ono (pronounced: oh-no), or delicious, that I have ever tasted.
Read MoreMarch 26 is Prince Kūhiō Day in Hawaii. Prince Jonah Kūhiō Kalaniana’ole was one of the last members of the Kingdom of Hawaii Royal family. He was known as the ‘Prince of the People’ providing a life of service, or lawelawe (pronounced: lah-weh-lah-weh), to strengthen the people of Hawaii.
Read MoreDedicated to helping you live aloha even when you are away from the islands.
The Lives Aloha Promise
Feel like you’re back in Hawaii without leaving home.
When you are part of the Lives Aloha ohana, we are committed to helping you incorporate aloha into your daily life. You will remember the sand beneath your toes, the sun melting your reality away, and just for a moment, you’ll breathe and remember that aloha feeling.
