Program Oﬀerings: Performing Arts
Oral Traditions

MusicForm of human communication whereinknowledge, art, ideas and cultural material isreceived, preserved and transmitted orally fromone generation to another. The transmission isthrough speech or song and may include folktalkes,
ballads, chants, prose or verses.

An art of sound that expresses ideas and emotions
through elements of rhythm, melody, harmony andcolor; this could be through a solo, duet or
performance group performed in any genre with orwithout instrumentation or accompaniment.

Drama, Theatre: Any play for theatre, radio or
television that includes references to or built upon
cultural-based knowledge, history, people orevents.
Performance Presentations: Slam Poetry…
Storytelling

Jam Session: Jam Session is similar to an “openmic” performance to take place in the last several
hours of each day at the main stage in the festival
village.
Choral Singing: This can refer to either a choir ora chorus, church singing groups, small or large
singing groups that can be all-male, all-female ormixed voices. Groups can perform acapella,with/without instrumentation and or
accompaniment.
Instrumentation
SB: Hōʻikeʻike vs. Choir to save on delegation spots?
Most choirs 15-20 people. KK: Kanikapila informallyis one of those magic moments at festival.

Dance
Traditional Dance: Dance performance(s) that
focus on dance styles, performance orchoreography that are part of a long-establishedhistory and culture that continues to exist; adance that is habitually done or adheres to aparticular tradition.
Contemporary Dance: Dance performance(s)based in tradition with contemporary expressions.

Program Oﬀerings: Media Arts
Mixed Media

Visual Arts

Indigenous Languages

Sharing of published works, academic works orpiece of music regarding but not limited tocultural-based education, indigenous ways ofthinking and knowing, climate change andenvironmental issues facing Pacific peoples andpossible pathways to resolution.
JKE: Online component?

Art forms such as painting, drawing, printmaking,sculpture, ceramics, design, crafts andarchitecture.

A language that is native to a region and spoken byindigenous people. This language is from alinguistically distinct community that originated in
an area. This can include but are not limited todisplays, publications, presentations, forums orpanels that have indigenous language as the rootof the presentation.

Academic Works: Dissertations, journal articles
Film & Video: Submission of artistic works
captured through a variety of genres e.g.
documentaries, short film, animation, etc.
Photography: The art and practice of taking andprocessing pictures. This should include displays
or slide presentations as a means of sharing.
Published Works

Program Oﬀerings: Living Arts
Carving
The action of carving; anobject or design cut from ahard material as an artisticwork, a means to create apiece that tells a story ormeans to create a physicalmanifestation imbued withmana.

Kapa

Tattooing & Body
Ornamentation
Human ornamentation thatinvolves decorating the bodyby wearing specific clothing,jewelry, headdresses, body
paints, tattoo, bodypiercings, branding,scarification or cicatrization.
Tattooing to mark a person
or a part of the body with anindelible design by inserting
pigment into punctures in theskin.

Voyaging
KK: Panels, demonstration ofpractices. Canoe tours ofHawaiʻi’s waʻa? JKE:
Consider discussion on
shorter waʻa journeys – interor intra-island. Also modern
voyaging and travel. SB:
Looking at Hawaiʻi’s canoes
and how we using for
education and economic
development. Holomoana
Academy working to bringkanaka back to thewaterfront. MdS: Showcase
our canoes and canoe clubs,
lots of stories left to tell about
worldwide voyage.

Weaving
The art or craft of forming
fabric or objects byinterlacing diﬀerent
materials.

Program Oﬀerings: Health & Wellness
Food Security & Sovereignty
Availability of Traditional Foods: fish, traditional
crops, etc.
Culinary Arts: The art of cooking or utilizing
culinary skills to create dishes to be consumed.
MdS: In kitchens vs. building cooking spaces? KCC?

Healing Arts

ʻOhanaCreative practices that promote healing, wellness,coping and personal change. Traditional healing
arts include but are not limited to music, art,dance/movement, poetry/writing, drama
therapies, massage and traditional medicine fortreating ailments.

Exploring traditional roles in the ʻohana, includingroles of wahine, kāne, māhū and others.

Cultural Practices for Wellness

Makua (Adults)

Hoʻoponopono (Conflict Resolution)Kūpuna (Seniors)

Lāʻau (Medicine)Māhū (LGBTQIA+)

Lomi (Bodywork & Massage)

ʻŌpio (Youth): Building sustainable leadershipwithin our youth.
●Youth Ambassador Program

Program Oﬀerings: Special Events
Opening Ceremony

Closing CeremonyʻAwa/ʻAi Ceremony
For Heads of State & Heads ofDelegations
Planned Partners for 2020:
ʻAha Kāne, OHA, UH WestOʻahu, Civic Club, Kūkaniloko

Fashion/WearableArts ShowAn event at which collectionsof newly designed clothing
are modeled for an audience.
Fashion event includes butnot limited to traditional
wear, fiber arts wear,
historical garments andculture-based couture.

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Pre-Events

Day 1 - Thu, 6/6

Day 2 - Fri, 6/7

Day 3 - Sat, 6/8

Day 4 - Sun, 6/9

Day 5 - Mon, 6/10

● Festival Village
Construction● Festival Village
Load In● Waʻa Arrival● ʻAwa/ʻAi
Ceremony● Opening
Ceremony● Festival Village
Opens● YouthAmbassador
Summit● HOS/HOD
Reception● Festival Village● YouthAmbassador
Summit● Hawaiʻi Concert● Festival Village(OptionalParticipation)● EcumenicalService● Festival Village● CPAC MeetingDay 6 - Tue, 6/11Kamehameha Day

Day 7 - Wed, 6/12

Day 8 - Thu, 6/13

Day 9 - Fri, 6/14

Day 10 - Sat, 6/15

Day 11 - Sun, 6/16

● Festival Village● Ministers
Meeting● Festival Village● Festival Village● Kamehameha
Lei Draping● Festival Village● Village Closing
Ceremony at
End of Day● Kamehameha
Parade● Visitor Concert● Closing
Ceremony● Festival Village● CPAC/Ministers
MeetingNovember 25, 2020
TO:
FR:
RE:

Dennis Ling, DBEDT
Kalani Kaʻanāʻanā, Commissioner
S360
FestPAC Hawaiʻi Website & Social MediaThis memo provides a brief overview of work performed from November 5-November 25, 2020. Itdetails the project deliverables and next steps.

OVERVIEW
S360 has continuously maintained and updated the FestPAC website and social media pages as Hawaiʻicontinues to plan for the 2024 festival. We continue to monitor media and website inquiries and post on
FestPAC’s social media platforms, as approved.

PROJECT DELIVERABLES•••••

Website: Continue to monitor email inquiries and submissions from website email.
Social media posts across all platforms as approved by designated FestPAC Hawaiʻicommissioner.
o Facebook continues to be the dominant platform.
o Facebook now has 2,568 followers.
o Recent posts
o 11/13/20: PVS announces next major journeyo 11/24/20: Covid hits Native Hawaiians & Pacific Islanders especially hardo 11/24/20: FestPAC Commission meeting announcement
Respond or redirect inquiries via social media, as directed.
Monitored social media and media for festival-related posts.
S360 has attended FestPAC Commission strategic planning meetings held virtually and willcontinue to take part, as asked.

ONGOING COMMUNICATION•Continuing communication with designated FestPAC Hawaiʻi Commission supervisor

WEBSITE & SOCIAL MEDIA ANALYTICS•••

Festpachawaii.org has seen a decline in users, as attention has been focused on social media. The
number of users in the last week makes up for about a third of the users in the last 28 days. Of allthe users (cumulative) on the site, the top five geographic locations are the United States(Hawaiʻi, California, Washington, Virginia, Texas), Aotearoa, Guam, Australia, and Canada.
Instagram: FestPAC Hawaiʻi has 540 followers.
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Ongoing management of website and social media pages.
In raising the profile of FestPAC, S360 is awaiting content from all commissioners except:
Kumu Māpuana de Silva, Kumu Snowbird Bento, Kalani Kaʻanāʻanā. This content will be sharedon social media with a link to the FestPAC Hawaiʻi website.
Continue scheduled posts on social media, as approved.

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