Enjoy the Art of Hula at the Merrie Monarch Festival
Visiting Hilo during the annual Merrie Monarch Festival is a wonderful opportunity to explore and enjoy traditional Hawaiian hula, arts and crafts, music, and fun local events.
Located in downtown Hilo, One Gallery provides the backdrop to admire a large and affordable selection of local artists masterpieces as well as, take an art class with wine and pupus. Every first Friday of the month, the art devotee will have the opportunity to meet some of these local gurus of their craft. For example: Deborah Beaver, Bonnie Sol-Hahn, Gary Palm, and Ember Soberman often come out for the First Friday Art walk.
With over fifty Big Island artists offering an impressive selection of original island inspired art such as oil, acrylic, watercolor paintings, stone and wood sculptures, collectibles to even CDs from local musicians, One Gallery as an artist collective, allows local prodigies to share in the aimed goal of art awareness in the community and beyond.
Location
186 Kamehameha Ave
Hilo, HI 96720
Hours
9 am-6 pm Tues–Sat
9 am-5 pm Sun & Mon
Phone
(808) 961-2787
Website
http://www.onegalleryhawaii.com/
Visiting Hilo during the annual Merrie Monarch Festival is a wonderful opportunity to explore and enjoy traditional Hawaiian hula, arts and crafts, music, and fun local events.
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