Cultural nonprofits · Est. 2017
Preserve and perpetuate Hawaiian culture in Virginia
A 501(c)(3) Hawaiian cultural center formed in Virginia in 2017 to educate, engage, and connect people in the spirit of aloha.
Listed as Kānaka ʻŌiwi–owned. Who is in the book
Restaurants · Plate lunch & poke · Catering
Family-run Hawaiʻi kitchen in Carrollton — truck to Eagle Harbor
Carrollton, VA
(757) 715-2718www.facebook.com/alohacraving
Kalo & leaf farms
Mainland kalo gardens feeding the people — fresh lūʻau leaf and Taro Tours
Hampton, VA
(808) 278-0433alohagardens.org
Makers & gifts · Classes & workshops
Richmond’s Fan District guitar & ʻukulele shop — Hawaiʻi-shaped ʻohana gear, repair & lessons
Richmond, VA
(804) 254-4600richmondguitarrepair.com
Food trucks · Catering · Plate lunch & poke
Newport News Hawaiian BBQ truck & ʻohana catering — plate lunch, lūʻau, live aloha
Newport News, VA
(808) 215-1354pihaaloha.com
Bands · Performing arts & luau entertainment
Richmond’s premier Hawaiian band — steel guitar, ʻukulele, vocals, and hula for East Coast events.
Richmond, VA
(804) 630-5001www.hawaiianband.comConsulting
A family-owned professional and federal contracting shop in Annandale, supporting Native Hawaiian nonprofit initiatives.
Annandale, VAKānaka ʻŌiwiwww.ailanihawaiian.com