A Tradition of Sharing

A Tradition of Sharing

by | Jul 30, 2021 | Blog, Legacy, Paniolo

Our paniolo heritage has always included taking care of the land, the livestock, and most importantly our island community. From its earliest beginnings of Parker Ranch, Hawaii’s first, the paniolo and their families were part of one large ‘ohana, lending a hand when...
The Art of the Paniolo

The Art of the Paniolo

by | Jun 4, 2021 | Blog, Legacy, Paniolo

Visitors to Parker Ranch Center in Waimea are greeted with a series of expansive murals by Hawai’i Island Artist Marcia Ray. Commissioned in the late 1990’s, these works portray ranch life and paniolo culture in a unique and colorful way, backed by Marcia’s dedicated...
Aloha, Paniolo

Aloha, Paniolo

by | Feb 2, 2021 | Blog, In Memoriam, Legacy, Paniolo

When we lose a member of our paniolo ‘ohana, we all feel diminished for a time. Last fall, three of our Paniolo Preservation Society Hall of Famer’s rode out for the last time, and although we are saddened to report the loss of three notable men, we are grateful to be...
The Diversity of Paniolo

The Diversity of Paniolo

by | Jun 30, 2020 | Legacy, Paniolo

Archie Kaʻauʻa – Photo by Archie Kaʻauʻa, Jr. Your Paniolo Preservation Society stands up for cowboys and cowgirls from around the world, sharing our common values of hard work, team work and trust, a responsibility for family, and love of the land. Looking back...