Photo Galleries
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 Pele's lava is on the move...
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 There was lots of fire at the Anuenue Festival, and photographer Venetia Featherstone-Witty captured some incredible images.
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 Photos of people enjoying Kalani's Anuenue Freedom Festival July 2010, taken by guest photographer Dan Ashley
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 Various photos of the Anuenue Freedom Festival 2010, held on July 4th & 5th.
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 The first Alchemeyez Visionary Arts Congress, hosted by Kalani.
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 The ancient style of hula, called hula kahiko, is a high-voltage performance with chants and drums. Sometimes the whole stage vibrates with the dancer's steps!
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 The modern form of hula, `auana, is performed with music played by some of the best musicians in Hawai`i. `Auana is playful, beautiful, and fun!
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 In celebration of the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival, Kalani holds hula workshops and hawaiian arts classes. Here are pictures of the performance on the last day.
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 When the pink tecoma tree bursts into bloom, it seems that everything else does, too!
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 An extravaganza of art, sculpture, performance and experiences: Kalani's art show.
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 A favorite place to meditate at Kalani is the Buddha Grove, where the changing light offers so many moods for contemplation...
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 Michael Amster and his underwater camera is back! Along with some beautiful above-water shots, too.
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 Kalani's volunteers are a very special group! See who's here in December 2009.
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 From time to time Kalani places an ad in a catalog or magazine. Most of you don't get to see them, but we think they're fun to look at!
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 Stitch the Yorkshire terrier came to Hawaii with his family, Christine and Toli, and had a terrific adventure!
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 A special spot just down the road from Kalani
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 See what makes Kalani so beautiful in the summer
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 In this season of the Merrie Monarch Hula Festival, Pele's dancing lava is still the inspiration...
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 A photographer catches up with Kalani's hula dancers...
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 Kalani is full of beautiful and inspirational art. Take a tour of the art works we live with and treasure.
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