Haleiwa Waialua Historical Society

We've been submitting history and event articles to the North Shore News for awhile now. Here's a compilation for you to take a look at what interests you:

Ka Leo o Waialua: Preserving the Voice of a Community at the Waialua Heritage Center Reprinted with permission from Historic Hawaii Foundation's blog. October 3, 2025 The spirit of Waialua has long been celebrated in mele such as Ka Leo O Waialua , composed by Nālani Choy and Randie Kamuela Fong. Just as this song honors Waialua’s natural and cultural beauty, the newly created Waialua Heritage Center honors the region’s history, ensuring that the stories, people, and places o

Who knew? A chance to dress up, see friends and neighbors in Waialua! Plus art, wine or beer, water, sparkling waters, and music, and a...

For our historical exhibit due to be finished April 26, 2025 we've rented the old 'Conference Room' along the same hallway leading to our...

SAVING THE WAIALUA SUGAR BUILDING UPDATE By Antya Miller, President .... Finally, the greatest news is that on June 20th, Mayor...

Come by our table at the community orgamizations' tent. We'll have the 1938 Aerial Composite Photo to view and copies for sale for 200...

On Saturday, December 30th, 60 people attended the ceremony dedicating new history signs at the Waialua Bandstand Park. One is on...

On December 6th the Honolulu City Council accepted our gift, for the Waialua Bandstand Park, of a pair of interpretive historical signs,...

Who knew how beautiful the old Waialua Sugar office building was! All lit up and crowded with Waialua fans - it was magnificent. With...

In the 'Sunshine Blog' for today, 9/19/2023, we found this piece from Civil Beat: "Dis Buggah Free! That’s the motto of North Shore News,...

Drafted for a preparedness fair at the WCA (Waialua Community Association) in 2021, we recently updated this timeline with reference to...

The most prominent Waialua landmark for decades has been the Waialua Sugar Mill’s smokestack. Towering over 100 feet, black-tipped, and...

Our first community meeting was held at the recently restored plantation manager's office. Key Waialua community leaders, former...