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  • Heart of Lāna’i Art Gallery

    Hotel Lāna’i artist-in-residence Denise Hennig owns and operates this gallery. Stop by for one of her afternoon “Lāna’i-Kine” teas.

  • Opened in 1963 and named for a popular Hawaiian entertainer who performed during the 1950s and 1960s, this is the largest retailer of island-style, locally made apparel, souvenirs, and gifts.

  • Once regarded as nothing more than a tacky tourist dive, Hilo Hattie has branched outward and upward, and now even locals browse the racks of better quality aloha wear.

  • A creaking old general store, where the groceries and sundries share space with a deli counter, and the front room has high-end clothing, books, and gifts.

  • You can watch artisans demonstrate the skill of glass blowing in this combined studio and shop. And then, of course, you can buy the wares – from paperweights to exquisite vases.

  • The dining room at Hāna-Maui offers Pacific Island cuisine, featuring fresh fish and locally grown produce. It has a majestic view of Hāna Bay.

  • Casual aloha wear hangs side by side with dressier frocks for women and aloha shirts for men, forming the stock in trade of this well-known Pā’ia shop.

  • Kahana Gateway Shopping Center

    Although restaurants dominate (such as Roy’s Kahana Bar & Grill; (see Roy’s Kahana Bar & Grill)), there are also souvenir shops, a couple of casual and swimwear shops, a bank, a laundromat, and Ashley’s Internet Café. And while you’re checking email, enjoy a Roselani ice cream cone.

  • More than 140 Moloka’i artists, ranging from painters and photographers to wood-turners, fabric artists, and Moloka’i shell jewelry makers, are showcased at this gallery.

  • An attractive gallery, filled with a huge variety of locally made art and craft items. And it’s a welcome stop on the challenging road around Kahakuloa Head.

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