ART CORRIDORS ABOUND IN THE ISLANDS

Hawaii's culture has always placed great importance on showcasing its artistry.

Today, Hawaii's art community has become a major part of the visitor experience, with local treasures found in galleries and exhibits statewide.

Each island has created its own art corridor to present local masterpieces in places fun to explore and well worth the discovery.
Kauai has stunning works from local artists on display in the quaint towns of Kapaa and Hanapepe, and periodically hosts special art exhibits at the Kukui Grove Exhibition Hall throughout the year.

Oahu's vibrant art district in downtown Honolulu has created a buzz that's only getting louder. Honolulu's First Friday Gallery Walk has become so popular a "Second Saturday" daytime family event was created to promote art and historic Chinatown.
Interest is catching on. Museums throughout Honolulu are opening their doors after-hours for nocturnal art lovers to admire the exhibits, while enjoying live music and great food. On the windward side, a Second Sunday Gallery Walk highlights the work of local artists in Kailua.
Lahaina's history comes alive on Maui with a stroll along Front Street. Once Hawaii's capital and a bustling whaling port, Lahaina Harbor is a magnificent backdrop for the Magic Isle's talented artists.

Drive up the Kohala Coast of Hawaii's Big Island to the charming town of Hawi and discover art galleries celebrating the old sugar village's heritage.

Hawaii's beautiful weather and scenery is inspiring artistic havens on all islands. Spring is an especially good time of year to enjoy Hawaii's arts and culture. The Hawaii Arts Season runs from late February to mid-May and offers more than 100 events statewide.