HONOLULU (KHON2) — Hanauma Bay is open late on May 27 for the City and County of Honolulu’s public art initiative “Wahi Pana: Storied Places.”
The evening will feature the premiere of a film by Kekahi Wahi, a grassroots film collective.
“We thought that Hanauma Bay is the most visited site in the Hawaiian islands; so, video is a really wonderful way to spread that information far and wide,” said Wahi Pana Co-Director Donnie Cervantes.
Wahi Pana is a multi-year project featuring art installations across the island, designed to connect each island location with their indigenous stories. The city also unveiled art pieces at Kapiʻoani Park and Koko Crater Botanical Garden over the weekend.