Hundreds of Bostonians shared their aloha with Hōkūleʻa and her crew.
Hōkūleʻa canoe tours and Outreach in Boston, Massachusetts.Crew member Pete Roney takes a picture with a visitor to the canoe.Hōkūleʻa sits at Fan Pier in the moody weather of Boston.Hōkūleʻa sits at Fan Pier in the moody weather of Boston.Hōkūleʻa sits at Fan Pier in the moody weather of Boston.Keiki from Boston take time to create Aloha ʻĀina Peace Flags.Peace Flag artwork from Boston.Peace Flag artwork from Boston.Peace Flag artwork from Boston.Catherine Fuller talks with visitors about the star compass and celestial navigation system practiced on Hōkūleʻa.Hōkūleʻa canoe tours and Outreach in Boston, Massachusetts.Singer-songwriter Hero Alea, originally from Hawaiʻi Island, shares her talented voice with crewmembers and visitors alike.Singer-songwriter Hero Alea, originally from Hawaiʻi Island, shares her talented voice with crewmembers and visitors alike.Singer-songwriter Hero Alea, originally from Hawaiʻi Island, shares her talented voice with crewmembers and visitors alike.Sam Low and Uncle Snake Ah Hee pose for a picture.Hōkūleʻa canoe tours and Outreach in Boston, Massachusetts.Kaʻiulani Murphey answers questions to visitors.Hōkūleʻa canoe tours and Outreach in Boston, Massachusetts.Singer-songwriter Hero Alea, originally from Hawaiʻi Island, shares her talented voice with crewmembers and visitors alike.Singer-songwriter Hero Alea, originally from Hawaiʻi Island, shares her talented voice with crewmembers and visitors alike.
Help fund the Voyage as we sail the East Coast
Hōkūle‘a’s visit to the eastern United States is a historic milestone in her 40 years of voyaging.
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