Mahalo nui loa for being part of KAHĀ 2026 and for bringing your aloha, ʻike, and spirit of pilina to our gathering. Together, we celebrated culture, strengthened community, and created meaningful connections that will continue far beyond our time together.

As KAHĀ continues to grow, we are inviting cultural practitioners, professionals, educators, kūpuna, community leaders, emerging leaders, and others who believe in our mission to be considered for service on the KAHĀ Advisory Council.

We welcome leaders from Hawaiʻi, the continent, and beyond who are committed to advancing KAHĀ’s mission and contributing their time, expertise, relationships, and aloha in service to our community.

At the heart of Ka ʻAha Hoʻolauna Aloha (KAHĀ) is a commitment to ʻike, pilina, and the preservation of culture across generations and geography. While kumu, practitioners, and participants bring ʻike Hawaiʻi to life through practice and presence, there is another essential role quietly shaping how these moments endure: the storyteller behind the lens. For KAHĀ, that storyteller is Joe Dypiangco, the organization’s official photographer.

Recently featured on CBS Las Vegas, KAHĀ continues to grow as one of the most meaningful cultural gatherings in the region, bringing together families, practitioners, and communities for three days of learning, celebration, and shared purpose.

We are excited to announce this year’s entertainment lineup for our ‘Aha’aina 2026 dinner.

Learn about our previous gatherings.

Brianna Kalamahoʻomanea is an illustrator and graphic designer whose work is inspired by faith, culture, and a deep love for storytelling through art. Join us at the KAHĀ 2026 Mākeke in Las Vegas to experience her beautiful creations celebrating hana noʻeau, community, and the spirit of aloha.