Hawaii's Plantation Village

09/05/2026

History deserves to be remembered in full while honoring both the cultural legacy and the sacrifices behind it 👥

Discover these stories at Hawaiʻi’s Plantation Village 🌱 Follow us Hawaii’s Plantation Village for more context on what sacrifices were made during the plantation era

09/05/2026

Three Things Not to Do at Hawaiʻi’s Plantation Village 👀

Featuring Zachary, Eddie ‼️

Follow Hawaii’s Plantation Village and visit Hawaiʻi’s Plantation Village to experience this piece of local history! Just remember these three rules 😉

09/05/2026

Step into the idyllic past and feel our heritage stories come alive! 🌾

At Hawaiʻi Plantation Village, every home, pathway, and treasured artifact reflects the generations of immigrants who helped shape Hawaiʻi into the multicultural place we know and love today!

Come walk through history, reconnect with cherished memories, and experience the warmth of plantation life ~ We can’t wait to welcome you 🤎

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09/01/2026

Foodland's Give Aloha program starts today! If you shop at Foodland, please consider making a donation to Hawaii's Plantation Village. Our organization code is 79102. Program runs till September 30, 2026. Mahalo!

08/28/2026

Every home holds a story ~ We invite you to discover ours! 🌿

Welcome to Hawaiʻi’s Plantation Village! Here in historic Waipahu, we share the stories of plantation workers and families—the hardships they faced, the traditions they carried, and the communities they built.

Whether you grew up here or are visiting for the first time, there’s a story waiting for you to connect with 🤎

Swipe for a little introduction, and follow Hawaii’s Plantation Village for more history, culture, and community!

📍 Waipahu, O’ahu, Hawai’i

08/19/2026

Happening today.

08/18/2026

After being closed for a week to have our parking repaved, we have a brand new parking lot (and painted new lines) and parts of our sidewalk were also redone too.

08/17/2026

08/07/2026

Hawaii's Plantation Village will be participating in the upcoming Remembrance Awakened: Speaker Series presented by National Parks Service Honouliuli National Historic Site. Our very own Clem Bautista, HPV Board Secretary and long time volunteer archivist will share how Hawaii's Plantation Village remembers and preserves immigrant history in Hawaii. For more information and to register, please see the attached post.

As a part of Honouliuli National Historic Site's 80 Years of Closure Commemoration, they are partnering with Pacific Historic Parks to bring a new, free, virtual speaker series to the community. Titled "Remembrance Awakened", this speaker series will focus on remembrance through the lenses of art, architecture, institutions, and technology. By examining remembrance through these undervalued lenses, we can expand what we understand about the incarceration story by learning how far its impacts spread.

August's Remembrance Awakened speakers will be Alphie Garcia, the Information Resources and Collection Management Librarian at the University of Hawaii - West Oahu, Devynn Kochi, Archives Resource Manager of the Japanese Cultural Center of Hawai'i, and Clement Bautista, a longtime volunteer at Hawaii's Plantation Village

This is a free, virtual event. Registration is required to attend.

EVENT DETAILS:
August 18, 5:30-6:30pm HST
Link to register is: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/n1D03WQLQoixirbKNXYv0g. Registration may work better on computer browser.