Visiting the world of art is a celebration for children and young people, a contribution to the development of museums, galleries, and historical landmarks. It is a day when they gain great experience by working alongside staff and volunteers to take part in the life of the museum. The advantage is that having young people at the heart of a museum makes it an energetic and interesting place, sets the stage for engaging with young visitors in a slightly different way, and can bring fresh ideas and positive change. Galleries and museums offer many things for children, and in particular they allow them to get in touch with the past, while they can also imagine new futures. They shed light on the stories of the children's community - from how their grandparents lived in the past. Museums are about real things. And the world of art offers something special - the unforgettable sensation of the real.
- HAWAII ARMY MUSEUM
Helicopters, tanks, and cannons in abandoned bunkers are glad to welcome you to the "U.S. Army Museum of Hawai'i". Yet another bastion built to defend Hawaii against invading forces. The museum's framework tells the military history of Hawaii, from ancient times to the Gulf War and the Iraq War.
- THE CONTEMPORARY MUSEUM
The Contemporary Museum, Honolulu, is the only museum in the state of Hawaii devoted exclusively to contemporary art. TCM provides an accessible forum for provocative, dynamic forms of visual art, offering interaction with art and artists in this unique island setting.
- HAWAII MARITIME CENTER
Welcome to the world-class Hawaii Maritime Center. Enjoy the excitement of the waterfront and the harbor at Pier (7) in Honolulu. You will see the "Aloha Tower" up close, plus you will get the chance to experience Hawaii's largest maritime attraction. Fascinating exhibits - you can see and touch them.
- MISSION HOUSES
Take a family tour so you can hear the history, touch historical exhibits, or make something yourselves. Every month on "Kamaaina" - Family Day, the Mission Houses Museum offers a themed experience for the whole family. The "Mission Houses" museum presents a wide range of programming for all ages. Public programs include historic homes, tours, lectures, family days, workshops, hikes, teas, exhibitions, and special events.
- THE BISHOP MUSEUM
The museum was created in the Bishop's home, an extensive collection of Hawaiian artifacts and relics of the royal family of the princess, and it is expanding to include millions of objects, documents, and photographs about Hawaii and other Pacific island cultures.
- USS BOWFIN SUBMARINE MUSEUM AND PARK
The "USS Bowfin" Submarine Museum and Park - its mission is to restore and preserve the World War II submarine "USS Bowfin" (SS-287), along with the submarine-related artifacts on the museum grounds. The "Bowfin" park is the lead organization, the Pacific Fleet Submarine Memorial (PFSMA), and is a non-profit group.
- PACIFIC AVIATION MUSEUM
The Pacific Aviation Museum "Pearl Harbor" on historic Ford Island occupies hangars from the World War II era that still bear the scars of nations in the first aviation combat on the battlefield. It is the country's 8th aviation attraction.
Veteran docents will take you on a journey through all of Hangar 37 and to the newest attractions in Hangar 79, the restoration hangar. Hangar 79, preserved after the battle, is still covered with scars from the attack of December 7, 1941. And there is a 1940s aircraft carrier - a service module rebuilt in wartime, authentic.
- KAUAI MUSEUM
In the museum - a cultural preserve of art and artifacts, native Hawaiians nourish the creative spirit of contemporary artists. This year, you can set off on a journey toward the revival of historic buildings that have been palaces for our collections.
- KAUAI CHILDREN'S DISCOVERY MUSEUM
Learning activities for children at the discovery museum!
- LAUPAHOEHOE TRAIN MUSEUM
At the "Laupahoehoe" Train Museum and visitor center, which opened on March 1, 1998, the history of Hawaii's railroads is celebrated, along with the rich history of the "Hamakua" coast.
The museum is located along Highway 19 near mile marker 25. Look for the railroad crossing sign on the lawn. The museum is approximately a 30-minute drive from Hilo and 25 minutes from Honokaa.
- THE PACIFIC TSUNAMI MUSEUM
The museum features a series of permanent exhibits that interpret tsunamis, the Pacific tsunami warning systems, the history of tsunamis in the Pacific basin, future tsunamis, tsunami myths and legends, and government safety measures against tsunami disasters.
Combining scientific information with factual accounts gathered from the oral histories of tsunami survivors, the museum plans to preserve living history in its exhibits and public programs. Oral history is testimony that reinforces existing scientific information and provides perspective on the future experience of a "real tsunami" for museum visitors.
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