
Two big celebrations of Native Hawaiian culture are happening this weekend.
Why it matters: The displays of traditional Hawaiian music, dance, and art are part of ongoing AAPI Heritage Month celebrations around D.C. this month.
On Saturday: Local Native Hawaiian cultural organization Halau Nohona Hawai’i presents its annual hō’ike — a celebration starting at 2pm with hula dancing, music, and vendors serving Hawaiian food.
- Tickets for the event ($10-$20) at Northwood High School in Silver Spring are available here.
On Sunday: The National Museum of the American Indian explores the traditions of voyaging and dance in Native Hawaiian culture with performances and activities from 10am to 5pm.
- The free event includes hula dance performances, Hawaiian knot-tying demonstrations, and lessons on Hawaiian canoe building and exploration.

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