Calling all foodies! 🌮 What's your favorite dish from the lūʻau? Share your top picks and recommendations for an unforgettable culinary journey at the Polynesian Cultural Center! 🍍🍲 ‌

The Polynesian Cultural Center celebrates the diversity of Polynesia. What aspects of cultural diversity are you most eager to explore?

It’s Māori Monday! In the vibrant Māori culture of Aotearoa, the haka is a powerful and captivating dance. What emotions does the haka evoke in you?

It’s Tongan Tuesday here at the Polynesian Cultural Center! Did you know? In Tongan, the letter 'g' is always pronounced like 'ng,' just like in the English word "singer" and never as "finger." Fascinating, right? Share any other interesting language quirks you've come across 🇹🇴

Ia Orana everyone! 😊 We're excited to listen to your thoughts! Share your advice on dancing Tahitian dances

It’s Tahitian Thursday! Fun fact! Tahitian craftsmen sometimes bury newly carved wooden drumsticks in mud for several years before using them to assure just the right degree of hardness and proper tuning. Interesting right? Want to witness this up close? Visit us!

Our hearts are with Maui during this devastating fire, which has displaced thousands and caused immeasurable loss, affecting historic sites, local businesses, & countless lives. We are extending our love & support to Maui and are actively exploring ways to assist at the center.

The flowers of Polynesia are a sight to behold. Share your favorite island flower and its symbolism. If you could create a Polynesian garden, which blooms would you choose? Let's bask in the beauty of blossoms! 🌺

Wave goodbye to extended summer hours and say Aloha to the return of regular schedule at the Polynesian Cultural Center! 🌴 We're thrilled to welcome our guests everyday except on Sundays and Wednesdays. See you here! #polynesianculturalcenter #summer #hours #polynesia

Let us know any exciting plans you have this weekend in the comments below! We hope visiting the Polynesian Cultural Center is one of them 😉 Have a great weekend! 🤙🏽🏝 #polynesianculturalcenter #pcchawaii #polynesia #pcc #polynesiandance #habreathoflife #habreathoflifeshow

It's Throwback Thursday! Check out the statue of Joseph Kekuku, creator of the Hawaiian steel guitar, at the center. Crafted by PCC alumnus Leroy Transfield, it stands by the Mahinalani Gift Shop, honoring our heritage and ancestors. Don't miss a photo op during your visit! 📸

Last Saturday at the Aloha Festival Parade! 🤙🏽

Yesterday, our center hosted the 32nd Annual Moanikeala Hula Festival at Hawai'i Island Village. This festival honors Aunty Sally, our first kumu hula, celebrating Hawaiian culture and the art of hula. #hula #hawaii #dance #polynesia #polynesianculturalcenter

We've just started our activities to celebrate our 60th Anniversary, & it's been a blast so far! In the days ahead, we'll share more snippets of what's happening at the center to mark this milestone. Don't forget to visit PCC60.com for schedules & tickets.Cheehoo!

Swipe left for a glimpse of yesterday's 60th-anniversary activities. Yesterday was marked with dances, cuisine, learning & lots island fun. Stay tuned for more updates during our weeklong celebration! 🌴 #PCC60 #PolynesianCulturalCenter

Last night, our 60th-anniversary alumni show at the Polynesian Cultural Center was truly unforgettable. Alumni, both near and far, return to perform memorable evening shows in Lāʻie. Share your favorite memories below! #polynesianculturalcenter #pcc60

Sharing more throwback photos as we wrap up a week celebrating our 60th anniversary. The lasting memories and the aloha spirit are here to stay! Join in the fun by making a post or story of your own photos from your time working at the center. Be sure and tag us with #pcc60.

We just can't stop reliving the alumni show performance from last week, and we're here to share MORE photos all week long! Today, we spotlight the Hawaiian section! Drop ‘Aloha' in the comments if these photos have your heart. 🌸 🤙🏽

Mālō e lelei! Today, we're featuring the Island Kingdom of Tonga’s dance section of the Alumni Show! Dressed in their traditional Fakaha'apai they bring the bling to the stage, representing our Golden & Silver alumni from the past 60 years! #polynesianculturalcenter #pcc60

Malo e lelei fam! We were thrilled to have the incredible American Idol winner, & Kahuku native, Iam Tongi, visit us this week! He and his friends explored our Island Villages, soaking up the richness of our cultures, before visiting backstage with the cast of “HĀ: Breath of Life”