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Often it falls at night, gentle and comforting on tin roofs. Sometimes it’s a loud and pounding squall that widens waterfalls, fills swimming holes, and gives Hilo its reputation as the nation’s rainiest city – the town averages more than 120 inches of rain per year. Hilo’s rain, though, is warm, and starts and stops so the sun can come out between showers and keep the town’s lush, vibrant flowers blooming and its rainbows overhead. 94.7 FM KWXX, which is Hilo’s “Feel Good Island Music” station. It plays island-style music as well as contemporary reggae, and hosts the popular Hoolaulea, an annual live music festival in downtown Hilo, which draws enormous crowds to dance in the closed streets. Hilo’s Palace Theatre is on the National Register of Historic Places. The elegant, three-tiered Palace Theater opened in 1925 with the silent film The Son of Zorro, starring Douglas Fairbanks. It hosted scores of children who attended the Mickey Mouse Club on Saturday mornings from the 1930s through to the 1950s.

Nowadays, it shows art house movies, classic films, first run movies, musical festivals, live theatre and other special programmes – often preceded by live music performed on its pipe organ. Darlene Ahuna is a local singer whose sound never goes out of style. The Hilo native sings traditional Hawaiian music, has won several Na Hoku Hanohano awards (the Hawaiian equivalent of the Grammys) and has been named Female Vocalist of the Year. Hilo’s Bruce Omori took a chance when he quit a successful, long-time engineering job and started a new career as a photographer. But it’s definitely working out for him. Twice now the Smithsonian Museum of Natural History has selected his lava photographs from among almost 20,000 submissions to receive international awards and be displayed at the museum. Bruce and business partner Tom Kualii own downtown Hilo’s art gallery Extreme Exposure. You’d be hard-pressed to check out the Downtown Hilo Hawaii account without getting a good sense of the town’s flavour.

The very effective Instagram page takes you all around downtown, starting at the ocean, visiting some of Hilo’s bayfront shops and restaurants, seeing its people and styles, food, and then wanders up to Rainbow Falls and the flowing lava. There’s even some music and dancing, local style. The Thirty Meter Telescope: should another astronomical telescope be built atop Mauna Kea, the mountain that some Hawaiians consider sacred? Proponents say yes, because the $1.4 billion Thirty Meter Telescope project will bring jobs, help diversify the economy, provide more than $50 million for education of this island’s children during the course of the contract and advance science. Opponents say none of that matters, because Mauna Kea, which they point out has already been desecrated with other telescopes and the waste and damage they have already been creating, is a sacred realm and a temple to the Hawaiian people, and is absolutely not for sale at any price. Fashion in Hilo is island-oriented with a tropical focus, as seen in this high-end aloha wear from Sig Zane Designs, a well-known Hilo designer who features native Hawaiian plants and culture in his clothing.

Everyday wear is cool and casual – you’ll see people in shorts, t-shirts and sundresses, and wearing rubber sandals. And the Hawaiian shirt is not just relegated to old Hawaii Five-O television episodes but is alive and well and seen everywhere on the streets of Hilo! Celebrate hula dance and song. Hilo is home to the annual Merrie Monarch Festival, a week-long hula event that honours the 19th-century Merrie Monarch, King David Kalakaua. He is credited with encouraging the perpetuation of hula and other traditional ways when they were in danger of being lost. While visitors are always welcome at the Merrie Monarch – if they can get tickets, which usually sell out the first day they go on sale – the festival is not geared toward tourists. Halau hula (hula schools) from around the world prepare intensely for the Merrie Monarch hula exhibition and competition for months, or sometimes years. Ryan Higa is Hilo’s “local boy makes good.” Ryan was only 14, and still at Hilo’s Waiakea High School, when he and a friend started a YouTube channel of themselves lip-syncing to songs.

He graduated three years later, in 2008, and kept it going. Currently, his comedy channel Nigahiga, which has expanded way beyond just songs, is No. 11 on YouTube with 15 million subscribers. His comedy videos have been viewed more than 2.4 billion times. In May 2014, the Polynesian double-hulled voyaging canoe Hokulea, along with her sister vessel Hikianalia, departed from Hilo to set out on a voyage around the world.(Hokulea is known for her 1976 voyage from Hawaii to Tahiti, during which the mostly Hawaiian crew used only traditional navigation techniques – no modern navigational instruments.) About a thousand people saw Hokulea and Hikianalia off on their current three-year journey, during which they are spreading messages of global sustainability and the importance of caring for our oceans. Track them on their world-wide voyage. Kamea Hadar painted this mural of Malala Yousafzi, who at age 15 was shot in the head by the Taliban because of her work empowering and educating young women.