Honouliuli Pop-Up Exhibit: Moloka‘i Public and Lāna‘i Public and School Libraries

The Honouliuli National Historic Site pop-up exhibit that traveled around O‘ahu last year is headed for new shores on our neighboring islands. Beginning in June, the pop-up exhibit will find new homes in public libraries across the Hawaiian Islands, on the same island t......More

The Honouliuli National Historic Site pop-up exhibit that traveled around O‘ahu last year is headed for new shores on our neighboring islands. Beginning in June, the pop-up exhibit will find new homes in public libraries across the Hawaiian Islands, on the same island that will also screen the movie Voices Behind Barbed Wire that month.Honouliuli National Historic Site's pop-up exhibit is a series of panels that give foundational information about Honouliuli Internment Camp and its impacts as well as National Park Service stewardship of the site. For those who have never heard of the park, it is a great source of knowledge to learn an overview of the history.For the month of August, the pop-up exhibit is being housed in the Moloka‘i Public Library on Moloka‘i and Lāna‘i Public and School Library on Lāna‘i.

Moloka‘i Public Library 15 Ala Malama Ave Kaunakakai HI 96748 Lāna‘i Public and School Library 555 Fraser Ave Lāna‘i City HI 96763

Honouliuli NHS Talk Story Session (Virtual)

The Honouliuli National Historic Site wants to hear from its gateway communities about future public visitation to the park. Five in-person and two virtual talk story sessions will be hosted to discuss future ideas for Honouliuli National Historic Site.The NPS will prov......More

The Honouliuli National Historic Site wants to hear from its gateway communities about future public visitation to the park. Five in-person and two virtual talk story sessions will be hosted to discuss future ideas for Honouliuli National Historic Site.The NPS will provide an update on current visitation opportunities and invite public input on future visitor experiences at the park. During these talk story sessions, people will be asked to share their ideas about how they would like to experience the site and what interpretive elements, amenities, or facilities would enhance their understanding of its history and significance. These questions are intended to encourage discussion and gather feedback on how the site can best support meaningful learning and visitor experiences.“As a new national park unit, we have the opportunity to define the park’s future together,” said Superintendent Christine Ogura. “Everyone is welcomed to be a part of this discussion. I hope people will share their ideas and vision for Honouliuli National Historic Site, and I look forward to this exciting journey together.”Please use this link to join the Microsoft Teams meeting: Virtual Meeting Link

Kapolei Public Library, 1020 Manawai St., Kapolei, HI 96707

Honouliuli NHS Talk Story Session (Virtual)

The Honouliuli National Historic Site wants to hear from its gateway communities about future public visitation to the park. Five in-person and two virtual talk story sessions will be hosted to discuss future ideas for Honouliuli National Historic Site.The NPS will prov......More

The Honouliuli National Historic Site wants to hear from its gateway communities about future public visitation to the park. Five in-person and two virtual talk story sessions will be hosted to discuss future ideas for Honouliuli National Historic Site.The NPS will provide an update on current visitation opportunities and invite public input on future visitor experiences at the park. During these talk story sessions, people will be asked to share their ideas about how they would like to experience the site and what interpretive elements, amenities, or facilities would enhance their understanding of its history and significance. These questions are intended to encourage discussion and gather feedback on how the site can best support meaningful learning and visitor experiences.“As a new national park unit, we have the opportunity to define the park’s future together,” said Superintendent Christine Ogura. “Everyone is welcomed to be a part of this discussion. I hope people will share their ideas and vision for Honouliuli National Historic Site, and I look forward to this exciting journey together.”Please use this link to join the Microsoft Teams meeting: Virtual Meeting Link

Kapolei Public Library, 1020 Manawai St., Kapolei, HI 96707

"Voices Behind Barbed Wire" Film Screening (Lāna‘i)

For the 80 Years of Closure Commemoration of when Honouliuli Internment Camp closed, the National Park Service in partnership with the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i, Kinetic Productions, and Pacific Historic Parks, will be bringing special film screenings of "Voic......More

For the 80 Years of Closure Commemoration of when Honouliuli Internment Camp closed, the National Park Service in partnership with the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i, Kinetic Productions, and Pacific Historic Parks, will be bringing special film screenings of "Voices Behind Barbed Wire" on all neighboring islands."Voices Behind Barbed Wire", a film by Kinetic Productions, tells the story of Japanese-Americans living in Hawaiʻi after the bombing of Pearl Harbor and how their families were affected by martial law. Following the film will be a panel discussion with Ryan Kawamoto, director of the film, and Christine Ogura, Superintendent of Honouliuli National Historic Site.In August, in partnership with Lana‘i Public and School Library, the film will be shown at the Lāna‘i Public and School Library on Lāna‘i. There will also be a Honouliuli NHS pop-up exhibit display at the library all month in coordination with the film.

Lāna‘i Public and School Library, 555 Fraser Ave, Lāna‘i City, HI 96763

Honouliuli National Historic Site Public Tour

This is the once-monthly tour of the site the park offers visitors. There is no other way for the public to visit the site outside of a guided tour.All reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis and slots are limited by the amount of shuttle space a......More

This is the once-monthly tour of the site the park offers visitors. There is no other way for the public to visit the site outside of a guided tour.All reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis and slots are limited by the amount of shuttle space and docents available. Tour reservations will close after 22 people have signed up. All minors must have an accompanying adult at all times.Reservations for a tour will close the Thursday prior to its scheduled Saturday date.

Hawaii's Plantation Village will be the pick up and drop off site for the shuttle bus that will transport visitors to and from the park. Hawaii's Plantation Village address: 94-1505 Waipahu St, Waipahu, HI 96797

"Voices Behind Barbed Wire" Film Screening (Oahu) feat. Members of the Hawai'i Symphony Orchestra

In partnership with the Hawai'i Symphony Orchestra (HSO), Kinetic Productions, and the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i, a live musical performance by HSO concertmaster Iggy Jang and cellist Joshua Nakazawa will welcome audiences as part of a screening for "Voices Be......More

In partnership with the Hawai'i Symphony Orchestra (HSO), Kinetic Productions, and the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i, a live musical performance by HSO concertmaster Iggy Jang and cellist Joshua Nakazawa will welcome audiences as part of a screening for "Voices Behind Barbed Wire". A violin that was used at Honouliuli Internment Camp is the inspiration for this special HSO performance. This special film screening will be followed by a panel session, including Ryan Kawamoto, the director of the film, Karen Murashige whose father was incarcerated at Honouliuli and whose violin is featured, and a member of the Hawaii Symphony Orchestra.Doors open no earlier than 5:45.

The event will be held on the grounds of Pearl Harbor National Memorial. No bags are allowed unless they are clear. Parking in the lot is $7. Bus stops are within walking distance of the entrance. The Skyline train station Aloha Stadium is about a ha

"Voices Behind Barbed Wire" Film Screening (Moloka‘i)

For the 80 Years of Closure Commemoration of when Honouliuli Internment Camp closed, the National Park Service in partnership with the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i, Kinetic Productions, and Pacific Historic Parks, will be bringing special film screenings of "Voic......More

For the 80 Years of Closure Commemoration of when Honouliuli Internment Camp closed, the National Park Service in partnership with the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i, Kinetic Productions, and Pacific Historic Parks, will be bringing special film screenings of "Voices Behind Barbed Wire" on all neighboring islands."Voices Behind Barbed Wire", a film by Kinetic Productions, tells the story of Japanese-Americans living in Hawaiʻi after the bombing of Pearl Harbor and how their families were affected by martial law. Following the film will be a panel discussion with Ryan Kawamoto, director of the film, and Christine Ogura, Superintendent of Honouliuli National Historic Site.In August, in partnership with Maui County, the film will be shown at the Mitchell Pauole Community Center on Moloka‘i. There will also be a Honouliuli NHS pop-up exhibit display at the Moloka‘i Public Library all month in coordination with the film.

Mitchell Pauole Center, 90 AINOA ST, Kaunakakai, HI 96748

Honouliuli NHS Pop-Up Exhibhit: Wailuku Public Library

The Honouliuli National Historic Site pop-up exhibit that traveled around O‘ahu last year is headed for new shores on our neighboring islands. Beginning in June, the pop-up exhibit will find new homes in public libraries across the Hawaiian Islands, on the same island t......More

The Honouliuli National Historic Site pop-up exhibit that traveled around O‘ahu last year is headed for new shores on our neighboring islands. Beginning in June, the pop-up exhibit will find new homes in public libraries across the Hawaiian Islands, on the same island that will also screen the movie Voices Behind Barbed Wire that month.Honouliuli National Historic Site's pop-up exhibit is a series of panels that give foundational information about Honouliuli Internment Camp and its impacts as well as National Park Service stewardship of the site. For those who have never heard of the park, it is a great source of knowledge to learn an overview of the history.For the month of September, the pop-up exhibit is being housed in the Wailuku Public Library on Maui.

Wailuku Public Library, 251 S High St, Wailuku, HI 96793

"Voices Behind Barbed Wire" Film Screening (Maui: Kahului)

For the 80 Years of Closure Commemoration of when Honouliuli Internment Camp closed, the National Park Service in partnership with the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i, Kinetic Productions, and Pacific Historic Parks, will be bringing special film screenings of "Voic......More

For the 80 Years of Closure Commemoration of when Honouliuli Internment Camp closed, the National Park Service in partnership with the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai‘i, Kinetic Productions, and Pacific Historic Parks, will be bringing special film screenings of "Voices Behind Barbed Wire" on all neighboring islands."Voices Behind Barbed Wire", a film by Kinetic Productions, tells the story of Japanese-Americans living in Hawaiʻi after the bombing of Pearl Harbor and how their families were affected by martial law. Following the film will be a panel discussion with Ryan Kawamoto, director of the film, Carole Hayashino, President Emeritus of the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i, and Christine Ogura, Superintendent of Honouliuli National Historic Site.In September, in partnership with the Nisei Veteran's Memorial Center, the film will be shown at the Nisei Veteran's Memorial Center on Maui. There will also be a Honouliuli NHS pop-up exhibit display at the Wailuku Public Library all month in coordination with the film.

Nisei Veteran's Memorial Center, 665 Kahului Beach Rd, Kahului, HI 96732

Honouliuli National Historic Site Public Tour

This is the once-monthly tour of the site the park offers visitors. There is no other way for the public to visit the site outside of a guided tour.All reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis and slots are limited by the amount of shuttle space a......More

This is the once-monthly tour of the site the park offers visitors. There is no other way for the public to visit the site outside of a guided tour.All reservations will be accepted on a first come first serve basis and slots are limited by the amount of shuttle space and docents available. Tour reservations will close after 22 people have signed up. All minors must have an accompanying adult at all times.Reservations for a tour will close the Thursday prior to its scheduled Saturday date.

Hawaii's Plantation Village will be the pick up and drop off site for the shuttle bus that will transport visitors to and from the park. Hawaii's Plantation Village address: 94-1505 Waipahu St, Waipahu, HI 96797

Hidden Histories: Remembrance Awakened - Architecture

As a part of Honouliuli National Historic Site's 80 Years of Closure Commemoration they will be partnering with Pacific Historic Parks to bring a new free virtual speaker series to the community. Titled "Hidden Histories - Remembrance Awakened" this speaker series will ......More

As a part of Honouliuli National Historic Site's 80 Years of Closure Commemoration they will be partnering with Pacific Historic Parks to bring a new free virtual speaker series to the community. Titled "Hidden Histories - Remembrance Awakened" this speaker series will focus on remembrance through the lenses of art architecture institutions and technology. By examining remembrance through these undervalued lenses we can expand what we understand about the incarceration story by learning how far its impacts spread.September's Remembrance Awakened speakers will be Lorraine Minatoishi President & CEO of AEPAC Architecture and Engineering Anoma Pieris Professor of Architecture and Associate Dean at the University of Melbourne and Lynne Horiuchi an independent scholar with numerous published works about Japanese incarceration.Through this talk uncover how the power of architecture and design contributed to the oppression experienced by incarcerated peoples during WWII.