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A non-profit organization dedicated to promoting fine craft in the art community of Hawai'i since 1966, with workshops, juried exhibitions, and events.

06/18/2026

Pauline Sheldon
Earth Treasures
Weaving and embellishment
Winner of the Merit Award in Memory of Jenny Matsuda
Sponsored by Pat Hickman�

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See this piece in person�Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
June 5-27
Downtown Art Center, Honolulu
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11-5 pm, free and open to the public

06/15/2026

Danielle Grisham
Goldie
Quilt
Winner of the Stitchery and Fiber Arts Guild Award�

See this piece in person�Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
June 5-27
Downtown Art Center, Honolulu
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11-5 pm, free and open to the public

06/12/2026

Dylan Gomez
Communion of Pōhaku
Hand-hammered copper, copper wire�Winner of the Tamayo Kotomori Award
Sponsored by Amos Kotomori��

See this piece in person�Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
June 5-27
Downtown Art Center, Honolulu
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11-5 pm, free and open to the public

06/10/2026

Amber Coppings
All the December Suns
Silk organza dyed with safflower, indigo, butterfly pea flowers, madder root, red hibiscus, and cranberry hibiscus; thread�Winner of the Left Wing / Right Brain Award
Sponsored by John Wythe & Victoria Gail-White

See this piece in person�Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
June 5-27
Downtown Art Center, Honolulu
Gallery hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11-5 pm, free and open to the public

06/08/2026

The opening weekend for Fiber Hawaii 2026 is behind us — and we're still thinking about the incredible work, the details you only catch up close, and the transformation of materials to celebrate the tradition of Hawaiian fiber work.

If you didn't make it this weekend, you have until June 27 to check out the 72 pieces in person!

Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
June 5-27
Downtown Art Center, Honolulu�Gallery hours: Tuesday - Sunday 11-5 pm, free and open to the public

06/02/2026

The Fiber Hawaiʻi show opens in just three days! We hope you’ll join us for the First Friday Reception: June 5th, 6-8 pm or the Opening Reception & Award Ceremony: June 6th

Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
June 5-27
Downtown Art Center, Honolulu

05/11/2026

Last call for Fiber Hawaii entries!

Registration for Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 closes tomorrow, May 12. If your work speaks to fiber — in material, in form, in idea — there is still time to enter. Submit your work here: https://hawaiicraftsmen.org/fiber2026

05/09/2026

Make and take RAKU ceramics today!

Hawaiʻi Craftsmen Community Kiln
Saturday, May 9, 10 AM - 2 PM
Find us in front of The Arts at Marks, 1159 Nuʻuanu Ave.

During the The HEART of Honolulu Street Festival in Chinatown, the public is invited to experience the excitement of raku firing in this family friendly activity. Participants get to glaze ceramic bowls under the direction of Hawai’i Craftsmen members, see them fired using the raku process, and take their masterpiece home that day.

$15 per bowl, includes blank bowl, glaze, and raku firing. No reservation required, but supplies are limited, so come early. Allow about 2 hours from start to finish.

Artwork pictured: Arakawa, Allison – Kuusju Kame (Awamori Jar)

04/30/2026

STUDENTS: thinking about entering your work in Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026? As part of Hawaii Craftsmen’s 60th Anniversary celebration, we’re pleased to offer 60 complimentary annual memberships for new student members. Enter 60COMPSTUDENT in the discount code field when you apply.��

Fiber Hawaiʻi 2026 Exhibition
Call for entries: April 12 - midnight May 12
Exhibition: June 5-27, Downtown Art Center, Honolulu

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1110 Nuuanu Avenue
Honolulu, HI
96817

Telephone

(808) 521-3282

Website

http://hawaiicraftsmen.org/

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