The book
274 public listings — mostly the U.S. Mainland, plus ʻohana abroad. Businesses owned by people from Hawaiʻi and the Pacific. Most are a name, a place, and a craft. All have Aloha.
4 listings for “Washington”
Civic clubs
A chartered Hawaiian Civic Club under the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs Mainland Council (Nā Lei Makalapua), serving Hawaiians and allies in Washington, DC.
Washington, DCKānaka ʻŌiwiaohcc.org/hawaiian-civic-clubs
Food trucks · Plate lunch & poke
A modern Hawaiian kitchen at 1920 L Street NW serving poke bowls and island plate staples, grown from a food truck into a downtown shop.
Washington, DCKānaka ʻŌiwi(202) 838-9718www.abunaipoke.com
Civic clubs
East Coast region of Kamehameha Schools Alumni Association (Pres. Deric Wong KSK ’80); KS is a Native Hawaiian school — org badge Island Roots (individual Kanaka reserved).
Washington, DCIsland Rootswww.ksaaimua.org
Bands
An acoustic Hawaiian music trio — traditional to contemporary kanikapila — across the DC metro and national stages.
Washington, DCKamaʻāinawww.alohaboys.com