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Vibrant Watercolors of the Flowers of Hawaii

Supporting the Care of

The Historic Smith Memorial Parsonage

Of Koloa Union Church

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The Smith Memorial Parsonage was built in 1928 in memory of Rev. Dr. James and Melicent Smith, who arrived on this property as medical missionaries in 1842. The historic building and grounds are owned and maintained by Koloa Union Church and serve as the residence for the church's kahu (pastor), who is currently Alan Akana, the resident artist. The gallery is operated by devoted volunteers of the church, and net proceeds from gallery sales support the care and maintenance of the parsonage. Purchases and donations are appreciated!


“The parsonage is a special place and has played such an important role in the rich history of Kauai. The gallery is a way for me to support this historic building and the grounds upon which it stands.”
          —Alan Akana
 

 

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Alan Akana on local TV channel OC16:  *Alan has been featured on "The Mokan Nokan Show," a brilliant show that is produced here on Kauai by friend of the gallery, Mel Bell-Grey!

Each episode of The Mokan Nokan Show is designed to motivate, educate and inspire children to learn while having fun and Alan was given the opportunity to talk about his book and his artwork on this terrific program.  While geared for keiki, it's quite entertaining and educational for all ages.  Check it out several days a week on channel OC16! 

 

*Go to 17:07 on the video timer to skip ahead to Alan's segment.

Poipu Beach Resort Association Recommendation

PBRA wrote an article: "Hawaii's Most Popular Flowers and How to Wear Them". At the end of the article is a recommendation to visit our art gallery in Koloa, inviting guests to check out "vibrant floral watercolors that elegantly line the walls of the historic Smith Memorial Parsonage."