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Hawaiʻi is more than a beautiful place on a map.
It is a living home of ocean, volcanoes, forests, rain, music, language, family, food, art, and deep cultural knowledge. Across the islands, every shoreline, valley, trail, and town carries stories shaped by Native Hawaiian history and by the people who continue to care for this place today.
Celebrate Hawaii is an invitation to explore the Hawaiian Islands with curiosity and respect. Here you can discover history, culture, music, books, parks, radio stations, geography, and ideas for learning about Hawaiʻi beyond the postcard view.
Whether you are remembering a visit, planning a future trip, listening to island radio, or simply following your curiosity across the Pacific, this page is a gentle place to begin.
Hawaii Culture, History and Island Resources
National Hawaii Day – National Hawaii Day is observed annually every July 5 to celebrate becoming the 50th state of the U.S. However, statehood was officially granted on August 21, 1959. It’s not known why the holiday is held on July 5th.
A Brief History of the Hawaiian Islands – Featuring a timeline of significant events.
Discover Hawaii– Your starting point for planning a Hawaiian visit or vacation.
Hawaii History for Kids – A brief history for younger children.
Hawaii State Legislature – Official home to the State Capitol.
Hawaii.gov – Official portal for the Hawaii State Government.
Native Hawaiian Culture – Indigenous peoples have profound connections with their native lands, territories, and resources.
State Parks – Resources for enjoying Hawaii’s State Parks.
This Week Hawaii – Explore events happening throughout the islands.
United States Census – Quick facts about Hawaii.
Wikipedia – The State of Hawaii, according to the Internet encyclopedia.
Hawaiʻi: Culture, Place and Care
A meaningful way to learn about Hawaiʻi begins with respect for Native Hawaiian culture, language, land, and community.
The Hawaiian value of mālama speaks to care, responsibility, and stewardship. It can guide visitors and armchair explorers alike: learn before arriving, support local communities, follow park guidance, leave natural places undisturbed, and remember that the islands are home first. The page already links to Native Hawaiian culture resources, official state information, state parks, and the Hawaiʻi tourism authority.
Hawaii becomes 50th state.
Ways to Celebrate Hawaii
Listen to a Hawaiian radio station or build an island-inspired playlist.
Learn a few Hawaiian words and their cultural meaning.
Read a book about Hawaiian history, culture, food, or nature.
Explore Hawaiʻi’s islands through maps, documentaries, and virtual tours.
Learn about lei-making, hula, ukulele music, or Hawaiian quilting.
Try a Hawaiian-inspired meal while learning where its ingredients and traditions come from.
Discover a state park or national park and learn how visitors can help protect it.
Books About Hawaii, Culture and Island Life
Hawaii Statehood: August 21, 1959
More Hawaiian Culture and Island Celebrations
King Kamehameha Day – June 11 celebrates the accomplishments of Hawaii’s “ King Kamehameha the Great.”
Anytime Hawaii Day – National Anytime Hawaiian Day on December 2 is a public holiday in Hawaii that celebrates the diverse culture and illustrious history of the Aloha State.
Lei Day – The May 1 celebration focuses on the Hawaiian culture, and the aloha spirit.
Prince Kuhio Day – The People’s Prince is celebrated annually on Prince Kuhio Day on March 26.
National Quilting Day – On March 18, National Quilting Day, quiltmakers and their quilt-making abilities are honored.
National Ukulele Day – National Ukulele Day takes place on February 2, when ukulele players from around the country will strum their favorite tunes to celebrate.
How statehood is granted to U.S. territories explained.
Explore Hawaii Through GeoGuessr.
Hawaii Radio Stations at Radio.Garden
- Hawaii 107.9 (Lihue)
- HI 95.9 FM (Lihue)
- Island FM 98.5 (Honolulu)
- Jamz Hawaii (Honolulu)
- Kaua’i Community Radio (Hanalei)
- KJMD 98.3 FM (Pukalani)
- KPOA 93.5 FM (Lahaina)
- Mana ‘O Radio 91.7 FM (Wailuku)
Music Playlists
Hawaii Map
50th Anniversary of Hawaii Statehood. Aired on Channel 2 in 2009.
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