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Photographed at the Tahiti Nui First International Dance Competition held in Honolulu, March 2003.
Dancers from across Hawaii and the mainland compete in this colorful, fast moving, musical, and informative segment from Try Stay, cable TV series shot, produced and aired exclusively in Hawaii, principally for local residents.
Video duration: 279 seconds
Global video hits: 32011
Photographed at the Tahiti Nui First International Dance Competition held in Honolulu, March 2003.
Dancers from across Hawaii and the mainland compete in this colorful, fast moving, musical, and informative segment from Try Stay, cable TV series shot, produced and aired exclusively in Hawaii, principally for local residents.
Video duration: 259 seconds
Global video hits: 3106
Photographed at the Tahiti Nui First International Dance Competition held in Honolulu, March 2003.
Dancers from across Hawaii and the mainland compete in this colorful, fast moving, musical, and informative segment from Try Stay, cable TV series shot, produced and aired exclusively in Hawaii, principally for local residents.
Video duration: 286 seconds
Global video hits: 3554
Jake Shimabukuro, leading off this segment, is one of the new generation of ukulele players and he's fantastic. Also, Jake's protégé, Tiamane Gardner makes her irresistible debut, plus more playing and a little advice.
Segment from Try Stay, cable TV series shot, produced and aired exclusively in Hawaii principally for local residents.
Video duration: 162 seconds
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The irrepressible, renowned and incredible Willie K in a particularly choice groove at Kapiolani Park Bandstand. If you like Hawaiian music and don't know Willie K you got some listenin' to do.
Segment from Try Stay, cable TV series shot, produced and aired exclusively in Hawaii principally for local residents.
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These cat figurines are seen all around Hawaii and now are showing up on the mainland as well.
Find out what they mean, why they're so popular and what they can do for you.
Segment from Try Stay, cable TV series shot, produced and aired exclusively in Hawaii principally for local residents.
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You've probably noticed from looking around this site, an emphasis on the Ukulele Festival put on each year by Roy Sakuma. He has been teaching island kids and adults to play Hawaii's unique little instrument for three generations.
In this story his dedication to Hawaii's culture is given deserved recognition when the state's governor declares official Roy Sakuma Day.
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The first year the Festival was held in the brand new Kapiolani Park Bandstand. As beautiful as the facility was, it presented a new set of challenges to be worked through by musicians, youthful ukulele players and crew.
