'Grandfather's House' is a completely immersive exhibit, allowing visitors to step back in time to life in rural Korea during the 1930s. The exhibit features period furnishings and decor, the house...

Over 5000 photographs of Kaua'i and Ni'ihau dating from 1890-2002. Historical data, glass plate negatives, albums, postcards, plantation records, historical books.

This class is specifically designed for the individual who has completed a physical or occupational therapy program and wants to maintain the fitness...

Designed for pregnant women (after the first trimester) to improve cardio capacity, overall strength, and flexibility in preparation for childbirth and caring...

Qigong is a 4000-year-old Chinese practice that connects your mind, body and spirit. Castles qigong class is taught by Elizabeth Chen Christenson. The class...

Exhibit features the Alfred Gurrey Collection (30 framed oil paintings), Ruben Tam, Theodore Wores, Laka Morton, Geraldine Tam, Charles Bartlett paintings and prints, Madge Tennet, Juliet May Fraser...

Docent-led tours highlight the Museum's history, permanent collection and special exhibits.

Exhibit features Hawaiian quilts, carpets, woven fiber hats, costumes from immigrant groups including Japanese, Chinese, Filipino, Korean, German and Missionary era.

The Morinoue family of artists from the Big Island, Hiroki, Setsuko, and Miho, will be featured in an exhibition of their new works.

Exhibit features over 1000 stone implements and tools -- pounders, adze, game stones, bowls and vessels.

Exhibit features Hawaiian saddles, Asian dolls, missionary era wooden furniture, WWII memorabilia, piano, 3 carved wooden plaques by Otremba, domestic china and utensils, Whitney chairs, clocks...

Exhibit features marine shells, land snails, archeological bone, bird specimens and sea otter pelts.

Kids can pretend to be firefighters, bankers, mechanics or various other grown-up professions.

The Water Room exhibit shows how water was arduously brought from the island's windward slopes to the sunny central isthmus, and highlights the bravery of the men who accomplished this tremendous...

This exhibit explains how Maui's geography and weather patterns influenced the development of the sugar industry and presents information about the extensive irrigation system and network of deep...

Take an "inside look" at the wonders of the human body. Learn how the different parts of your body work together to create 'Fantastic You!'

The Plantation Room exhibit includes photos and fascinating exhibits showing the rich, multi-ethnic nature of plantation communities and plantation life, such as religious items, household artifacts...

The Field Work Room exhibit depicts plantation workers in the fields and includes displays of surveying equipment, a cane knife, and typical items used by field workers such as a "kau kau tin" (lunch...

Explore a rainbow of cultures, countries and celebrations from beyond our island shores. Take a trip to far away places and experience how life is similar and different in other parts of the world.

The center's youngest visitors can enjoy a safe, stimulating and sensory-filled environment.

Learn about what makes living in Hawaii so special. From the plantation days to modern Hawaii, there is a lot to learn and discover.