Life on the Big Island is a little bit slower… and locals like it that way. The natural beauty and ecological features of the island are a draw for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts. Test your chutzpah at Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, home to the longest volcanic eruption in recorded history, or climb to the indescribably beautiful summit of Mauna Kea. At the end of the day, there’s nothing more refreshing than a quivering plate of fresh poke, followed by a fruity shave ice.
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Puna Gallery and Gift Emporium is a family run, fine art gallery and gifts shop located in the heart of Old Pahoa Town. Check out our fine art, including paintings, prints, wooden bowls, sculpture, and furniture handcrafted by local Puna artists. We offer a variety of locally made gifts from Puna grown coffee, locally made clothing, jewelry, soaps, lotions, local student works, and gift cards.
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Founded in 1974 and granted 501(c)3 nonprofit status in 1978, the Waimea Arts Council is the oldest arts organization in north Hawaii. Located in Waimea on the island of Hawaii, the organization has been housed in the old firehouse and firemen's bunkhouse buildings in the Waimea Historic Corner Park since 1980. The Waimea Arts Council is an entirely volunteer organization, supported by dues and contributions from artists who sell their artwork, as well as donations from the general public.
The fire engine has been replaced with a wide range of art by local artists. The exhibits change periodically and the current show is based on the theme "Island Flora and Fauna." There are wonderful photos, watercolors and oil paintings of the natural beauty of the Big Island. Visitors can choose from a myriad of wall art, matted prints, greeting cards, and even hand made copper jewelry all made by the art members who also volunteer time to docent this fine gallery near the post office and Parker Center across from the Bank of Hawaii in beautiful Waimea/Kamuela. Prices are very reasonable and you are sure to find some Original Island art to treasure.
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Local photographer Harry Durgin and his wife Mouse open their studio/gallery to the public on weekends, welcoming friends and visitors with Hawaii hospitality to view and buy his images of the area. An engaging, personal experience with the artists.
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Glyph is an art gallery in the sleepy village of Holualoa, representing the work of over two dozen artists and artisans. The gallery features original works, as well as archival giclee prints. Our artists work in watercolor, oil, ink, wood, gourds, precious metals, pixels and many more mediums.
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Join us as we dive deep into Hawaii's contemporary art scene, unveiling hidden local talent creating masterful works of art. It's a gallery full of joyful creative expression and connection with 2nd Saturday Collectors Receptions, and local style "talk story" events.
This gallery is loaded with wonderful, locally made works. Mixed media, painting, glass, wood. The level of beauty and creativity is wonderful. The gallery is at the end of the street next to a popular sushi restaurant.
5.0 based on 13 reviews
Incredible floral creations that look so realistic you’ll bend over to sniff them! Nana’s has a large variety of clay creations in many price points that are very reasonable for the artistry. Don’t miss it while you are on Ali Drive.
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Volcano Art Center (VAC) provides ongoing opportunities for visual artists in all media to sell their work on consignment in Volcano Art Center Gallery. Volcano Art Center Gallery, located within the former Volcano House Hotel built in 1877, is open year-round, seven days a week (except Christmas Day). It is operated under a Cooperative Agreement with the National Park Service, as an enhancement to the interpretive programs of Hawai’i Volcanoes National Park (HVNP).
The art gallery is housed in the original hotel located in Volcano National Park. There is six original hotel rooms which each room is now use for displaying top quality artwork. There was a $2500 (yes..two thousand five hundred) canvas oil which I was impressed with. I believe everything is restored and upkeeped in the original mid 1800’s look...catchment still in use ! Even the small restroom building next door. Living history !
4.5 based on 85 reviews
Vintage signs, Heather Brown, blown glass, hand carved wood - it’s all here and stunning. Start your Genesis Gallery Fund now and bring something amazing home from the islands to never forget your trip.
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