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A much-anticipated Līhuʻe art center is taking shape in the former Kress building - Vimarsana News

A much-anticipated Līhuʻe art center is taking shape in the former Kress building

A new art center inside the former Kress building in Līhuʻe is moving ahead — led by Mark Gabbay, the global CEO of a real estate and private equity company. Gabbay shared how the project is coming along and what he hopes to bring to the Kauaʻi art community.

Chance to recognise those in Morecambe Bay who have delivered healthcare during Covid-19 at awards ceremony - Vimarsana News

Chance to recognise those in Morecambe Bay who have delivered healthcare during Covid-19 at awards ceremony

An opportunity to recognise the people, organisations and participants who helped deliver research and innovation in healthcare during the recent pandemic has been launched.

There's a new slate of art classes and exhibitions at community centers across the islands - Vimarsana News

There's a new slate of art classes and exhibitions at community centers across the islands

The new year brings a new slate of art classes and exhibitions to community centers throughout the state. Studies show that creating art is linked to improved memory and other mental benefits, especially for older residents. HPR's Noe Tanigawa reports on what’s available.

Artist David Kuraoka prepares for a brand new ceramics center in Līhuʻe - Vimarsana News

Artist David Kuraoka prepares for a brand new ceramics center in Līhuʻe

Internationally recognized ceramic artist David Kuraoka works out of his studio in Haʻena on Kauaʻi these days. He's going ahead with equipment for an incredible project coming to Līhuʻe — an art center in the former Kress building on Rice Street.