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Kamaʻāina and Pacific businesses in North Carolina

7 public listings in the Hawaiian Yellow Pages for North Carolina — kitchens, hālau, trades, and rooms that still know the way home.

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AM

Performing arts & luau entertainment · Hula & Polynesian dance

Aleipata Ma Le Pasefika

A Polynesian cultural nonprofit based in Emerald Isle, teaching and staging Samoan dance and culture for East Coast communities and festivals.

Emerald Isle, NCPacific IslanderWebsite

HC

Hula schools · Classes & workshops · Hula & Polynesian dance

Hula Carolina

Charlotte-area Polynesian entertainment company booking Hawaiian-focused lūʻau shows (with Tahiti and Aotearoa pieces), live emcee, and hula lessons across the Carolinas.

Charlotte, NCPacific IslanderWebsite

KP

Civic clubs · Cultural nonprofits

Ka Puʻuwai ʻO Hawaiʻi

Nonprofit Hawaiʻi club for the Raleigh–Durham–Chapel Hill area — lei day, lūʻau, potlucks, hula, ʻukulele, and cultural workshops. Also known as the Hawaii Club of NC.

Raleigh, NCIsland RootsWebsite

KA

Traditional healing · Lomi lomi & massage

Ke Ala Kahiko

Private practice and teaching center in Fuquay-Varina — elemental lomilomi, hoʻoponopono lineage training, craniosacral. NC LMT.

Fuquay-Varina, NCIsland Roots(984) 867-0300Website

NC

Cultural nonprofits · Performing arts & luau entertainment

North Carolina Pacific Arts Festival

Annual Jacksonville / Onslow County festival celebrating Pacific Island music, dance, food, and arts — also branded NC Polynesian Festival — with volunteer organizers and regional performers.

Jacksonville, NCIsland RootsWebsite