Premiere of Hānau Ka Mele featuring The Lim Family

Presented By Nā Leo TV
Three musicians in patterned outfits stand indoors with a double bass, a ukulele, and a guitar, smiling for the camera.
August 5, 2026
6:00pm
FREE - ticket required
Mainstage

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Hānau Ka Mele is an exclusive Nā Leo TV feature showcasing The Lim Family through original compositions performed in places deeply connected to the songs they sing. This beautifully filmed 30-minute experience explores the relationship between mele, ʻāina, and ʻohana, revealing how music carries stories, preserves culture, and strengthens identity across generations.

The program is part of Nā Leo TV's Future Archives Project, a multimedia initiative dedicated to documenting Hawaiʻi Island's living cultural legacy. By capturing mele, moʻolelo, and the people who carry them forward, the project creates an archive for future generations – preserving not only songs, but the places, histories, and relationships that give them meaning.

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