• www.collinsfamilyjewelers.com
  Trust Collins Family Jewelers with the perfect diamond engagement ring for your special someone.

• Haolehubbyclub A community of happy mixed marriages and Hapa babies.

• HonuArt.com Hawaiian art, Greeting Cards, & More

• Tropical Island Beach Weddings In Hawaii Guide From beautiful beach weddings to tips for tropical weddings, all you need to know about Hawaii weddings.

• High Index.com search engine directory

• Na Leo Pumehana Hawaiian Music Group from San Jose. Available for Parties, Lu'aus, etc.

• A recipient of "The Paradise Select Site Award", Hal Kop's "San Francisco Bay Area Hawaiian Resources", focusing on information about the Hawaiian community in the San Francisco Bay Area.

• Tony Kwak's "Southern California & Las Vegas Hawaiian Community Directory", is an extensive online directory of Hawaiian and Polynesian clubs, associations, businesses, restaurants, entertainers, hula and Polynesian dance groups.

• "Hawaiian Music and Culture" in the Greater Boston and New England Area: Concerts, Events, Hula Instruction, Entertainers, Hawaiian/Polynesian  Stores, Hawaiian Food & Flowers, Newsletters, Organizations / Clubs, Social Gatherings.

• "Hawaiian Music and Culture" in the New York City Metro Area: Concerts, Events, Hula Instruction, Entertainers, Hawaiian/Polynesian  Stores, Hawaiian Food & Flowers, Newsletters, Organizations / Clubs, Social Gatherings.

• The "Coconut Yrls" a great source for "local" events in Northern California.

• Visit The Honolulu Star Bulletin's "Aloha Worldwide" online column. Another great resource for Hawaiians abroad!

• A newsletter about Hula for everyone involved or interested in hula, "Hula Mai `Oe". Published in Hawai`i by "Ho`ala Hawai`i, the newsletter shares a variety of information about hula topics and offers and opportunity for hula halau to advertise and share upcoming events or fund raiser at no cost by sharing a story, an experience or idea.

• "The Pacific Islanders' Cultural Association" was formed as an umbrella organization made up of many interested volunteers and members of numerous clubs rooted in the wide range of interests of Northern California's Pacific Islanders.

• "Polynesia Polynesia!, A Cultural Heritage Society" is a non-profit corporation whose objective is to preserve and perpetuate cultures of the Polynesians through education and hands-on instruction.

• Robyn Myers "Kaleponi Connections: Links to Hawaiian and Polynesian Web Sites in California" and other parts of the mainland.

• Thinking about getting a Polynesian tattoo, visit Tricia Allen's "Tattoo Traditions". You could find a small sample of designs, findout how to arrange an appointment or see her schedule events.

• Visit the "Hula Forum", a place to share experiences, feelings, questions and more about the art of the hula.

• Visit our friends of "Hula Halau O Ku`uleinani", of San Mateo, CA. Founded 36 years ago by Esther Ku`uleinani Correa and is now under the Direction of Reneé Ku`uleinani Price.

• Visit our friends of "Na Mele Hula `Ohana". of Oakland, California, has been in the care of Kumu Hula Mark Keali`i Ho`omalu since 1988. Under Kumu's direction, Na Mele Hula `Ohana is best-known for its hula kahiko (ancient style of dance performed in a chant format), which entwines his Kupa`a`aihula gestures with his haunting chant renditions.

• "Motu Ori / Na Pua O Ka Honua", under the direction of Halau Director: Debbie "Haumea" Aynaga. This Halau was established in the Bay Area (San Bruno, CA.) in September of 1994 and branched off into Stockton in July of 1998.

• The "Hawaiian Home Page", full of Hawaiian cultural links.

• "The Northern California Outrigger Canoe Association" was formed in 1978 to unite all Hawaiian outrigger canoe clubs organized in Northern California.

• "Ke Anuenue Outrigger Canoe Club of Fremont", was founded in 1980 by Eddie and Arma Fonseca. They are one of sixteen clubs that make up the Northern California Outrigger Canoe Association (NCOCA). Everyone is "Welcomed" to join them at Lake Elizabeth in Fremont, CA.

• "Kilohana Outrigger Canoe Club", was founded in 1987 and is based out of Redwood City, CA. They are also part of the Northern California Outrigger Canoe Association (NCOCA).

• Visit some of Northern California's Hawaiian entertainers: "The Island Riddim Band", "Island Blend", Patrick Landeza (Ki ho`alu / Slack Key Guitar) and ShoreBreak.

• Catchup on the latest "Hawaiian Music Reports". Every two weeks, Susan posts the most recent developments on the Hawaiian music scene; new releases, concert, gig announcements, and anything concerning Hawaiian music.

• Visit the "Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame and Museum".

• Visit "`Ailana Hawaiian Fabrics and Design", in Redwood City. Specializing in Fine Polynesian print fabrics, as well s a great selection of island gift items, cards, custom clothing and much more.

•  "A Touch of Aloha Family Restaurant", (Milpitas, CA.) treat your family and friends to the many island favorites or try one of Aloha's Lunch or Dinner Luau Buffets. Have Aloha take care of your catering needs.

• Visit "Kaukini Enterprises" , of Sunnyvale, CA. Specializes in Traditional Hawaiian Foods, "Imu" cooked Kalua Pig, Lau Lau and more.

• Visit "`Olena Productions" a non-profit organization creating a Hawaiian cultural environment in the Monterey Bay Area (Northern California).

•  Visit "Takahashi Market", in San Mateo, CA. They specializes in Japanese and Hawaiian food items, but their wide range of groceries and cooking accessories also includes Chinese, Korean, Filipino, Thai and Indonesian foods.

• "The Templebar Restaurant & Bar", serving Hawaiian food in Berkeley on the first Sunday of the month and features live entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights. Catering services available and classes for ukulele and hula are offered.

• The "AlohaWorld Forum" is designed for former kamainas living away from home and Hawaiians-at-Heart. Come "talk story", share "survival" tips, contact old friends and make new ones.

• Visit "AlohaWorld's Ono Recipes" page, a chance to pickup recipes to some ono local grinds or to share your recipes with others.

• Learn the "Hawaiian Language" on the Web! E 'ôlelo kâua i ka 'ôlelo Hawai'i! Leilani teaches the Hawaiian language in easy lessons.

• Visit our friends at Kapua Hawai'i and check out their beautiful Hawaiian Lei Design Women's Tees

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