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Here you will find links to organizations, businesses, bands, and cool peeps we think are awesome and support. Look around and have fun!
 Mahalo Piha to all of our kako`o and sponsors that made Ka `Ohuhiwa possible! Kealopiko would like to recognize: Joni, Heath Construction, SEDA LLC., The Thompson & Blankenfield Ohana, our MCs Mehana & Lani Girl, our music entertainment by Kupaaina, The Girlas, Uncle Sam, and Paula Fuga, Town Restaurant (Ed & Dave), Paepae O Heeia, Ka Pa Hula O Ka Lei Lehua, the Hawaiian art gallery artists, Uncle Danny & Aunty Meala, the makauts models, and our family and friends.
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| Low Pressure Hawaii
Jeff Pfeffer is one of the most talented photographers we know. His experience includes headshots and water sports such as kiteboarding, surfing, and most impressive underwater shots. We love his work and you can see it in our catalog pics.
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 | Solomon Enos Gallery
This is SolomonEnosGallery.com, a very simple website with which we hope to share the work of Solomon Enos and his peers.
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| 'Oiwi Ocean Gear
Our mission at ‘Oiwi Ocean Gear is to provide functional, attractive apparel for paddlers and ocean sport enthusiasts. The word ‘oiwi means native in the Hawaiian language and our designs capture the unique lifestyle of the Hawaiian islands.
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| Maoli Arts Month
MaMo is a month-long event celebrating Native Hawaiian arts, artists, and practitioners at various locations throughout Oahu.
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| Kupaaina
Kupa`_ina has a deep reverence for the land of Hawai`i and a global ancestral heritage. Six local guys who love the traditional Hawaiian sound drink deep from a calabash of cultures and influences.
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| Paepae O Heeia
Paepae o He'eia is a private non-profit organization dedicated to caring for He'eia Fishpond – an ancient Hawaiian fishpond located in He'eia, Ko'olaupoko, O'ahu.
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| Meleana’s Custom Vintage Handbags
Meleana loves and feels most inspired by vintage fabrics. Her handbags are either one of a kind or produced in limited quantities. When you view each style, you can see which fabrics she has it available in......
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| Abigail Romanchak
see my prints as a way to empower and assert a Hawaiian sense of identity and to perpetuate Hawaiian culture through art. I believe that native cultures are jeopardized once they stop speaking to people in the present day. As an artist, I seek to perpetuate traditional culture not through traditional means, but contemporary ones, so that it may endure for generations to come. - Abigail Romanchak
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| The Girlas The Girlas consist of 3 women working together to perform original music with a mix of folk, acoustic, blues, soul, and bluegrass. Check out their sweet sounds!
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| Paula Fuga We love Paula and her music. It's on our ipods and it helps us make it through the day! Check out her myspace!
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| Anthem Salgado
Is an emerging writer, performer and visual artist. He began his collegiate career in the arts in New York, receiving the Glen Beck Scott arts scholarship at SUNY Rockland, and then ventured to California where he earned a BFA in Interdisciplinary Arts in 1998 at the San Francisco Art Institute
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| Kumu Kahua Theatre
Kumu Kahua's 100-seat playhouse puts you at the heart of the drama. And with well over 100 plays to our credit, our reputation attracts some of Hawaii's most talented actors, directors, playwrights, designers and other theater artists and technicians.
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| Aha Punana Leo
Aha Punana Leo is best known for our Hawaiian Language nests schools. There are currently 11 Punana Leo Family-based Language nests in the state of Hawaii, that service three-and four-year old children along with their families on the islands of Hawaii, Maui, Molokai, Oahu, and Kauai.
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