Crafting Moʻolelo's (Stories)

Aloha, Kākou Collective ‘Ohana! We are excited to announce that for our *first* out-of-state event this year, we will be at Seattle’s Live Aloha Hawaiian Cultural Festival! This will be our second time attending this festival as a vendor and...

Aloha, Kākou Collective Hui! We are over halfway through the year, and were excited to share about our next event! So that you can plan ahead, we’re bringing you the inside scoop on one of the BIGGEST markets that we’re...

The kukui tree stands as a living testament to the ingenuity of Polynesian voyagers who brought this invaluable resource to Hawaiʻi. Known as the candlenut tree, kukui has illuminated Hawaiian culture both literally and metaphorically for generations, earning its place...

Are you looking for a way to infuse more color and creativity into your daily routine? Look no further than Kakou Collective's functional products, which seamlessly blend practicality with the vibrant beauty of Hawaiian art and culture.

A bit more about Juneteenth. A day to celebrate and recognize resilience, educate ourselves about the history of slavery, and reflect on its lingering effects in our nation.

Lā Kamehameha, or Kamehameha Day, is a State Holiday celebrated on June 11 every year. This year, since June 11 is a Sunday, it will be observed on June 12. This day celebrates Kamehameha the Great, Hawaii’s first king who united the islands in 1810 after years of conflict.