Yeah, this place is permanently closed down for sure…read more.. Stopped by today and was disheartened to see the whole store next to the precious metals shop completely gutted and boarded up I thought I saw that it was still open with the Rasta colored sign and windows late last year but maybe not? Don't know why it's still listed as open on here and through popular internet search engines but don't waste your time, like seriously!

At least hire people to work when the stores supposed to be open. Already a tough spot to park and…read morethen it's not even open during their "normal hours". Don't waste your time here

This is a really lovely little gallery that is tremendously fun to look around. There are all kinds…read moreof art from more modern and photography to glasswork (hence the name) to the most insane and cool collection of Vietnamese embroidery. I am not sure I can fully explain how cool this embroidery work is, but the attention to detail is incredible and the way they reflect light is extremely mesmerizing. George, who I take it is the owner, is a wonderful guide, talking with you about the art and answering any questions you may have. There is even an artists' studio in the front window where you sometimes may be lucky enough to watch a live demonstration of glasswork. Totally worth the stop.

This is a great place to watch, learn and purchase glass sculptures in the laid back surfer and…read morehippy town of Haleiwa on the north shore of Oahu. You can watch the glass craftsman through the window blowing heat on glass and crafting a new Hawaii inspired decorative art piece, beautifully made and magically designed, most sitting on polished driftwood pieces. The price are reasonable, and there are even some discount pieces made by apprentice glass blowers. Most of the glass creations are local creatures, like turtles, dolphins, sea horses, etc., although they had some nice Dragons and other pieces as well. They are all beautiful. The pressure to sell is pretty high, as two girls are right on top of you for service, but they are not pushy. They pack it up real good for you if you are taking it home for a souvenir, and they even say if you break it, you don't own it. Not sure what happens after you do, and I wasn't going to try and find out.

got a few nice shower doors some years back.................reasonable price for…read morecustom.............##############

I needed a replacement mirror. The other shops on Yelp either didn't reply, or had estimates in…read morethe $800-$1000 range. Kailua Glass did a great job on my closet mirror and fabricated special handles for it! AND their price was a fraction of the others!

We had a great time blowing our glass creations with Ohana Ho Glass! It was a really fun activity…read morefor our group of all ages (13-75+). Would for sure suggest to do as an activity on Oahu. And you get to bring home a memory of your trip!

A must to visit! Buy a beautiful pre-made item or better yet TAKE A CLASS AN MAKE YOUR OWN…read moreTREASURE! Fantastic friendly customer service who guides your adventure!

Such a fun experience while vacationing in Maui. Perfect for everyone. Our Grandson was really…read moreafraid to participate, but after some guidance he had a blast.

Free art show and shop items! These guys know what they're doing. It was just so much fun watching…read morethem in action. Staff is 10/10 Glass blowing is 10/10 Shop items 10/10 Watching FREE If you're planning your trip to Maui and want to add a fun little activity to your itinerary check this place out. There's food trucks nearby to grab a fruit cup or bite after you're done watching. Support local and enjoy

I recently visited this place a couple of times because I was attending a meeting nearby. They are…read morelocated at the Chinatown Gateway Plaza on the 2nd floor. This is the same building that has the satellite city hall office. Parking is either on the street or in nearby lots. There is a municipal parking lot in the same building which entrance is on Bethel Street. Parking is cheap. Both times I went, it was on a Sunday. I found the DAC to be so interesting with the artwork displays from mostly local artists. There is a different exhibit each month and the best part, it's free to visit. They also hold art classes there. The layout of the center is a decent size, white walls, and spacious walking thru. They also have their own restrooms which were very clean. In January, the monthly exhibit was about the WWII internment camp in Waipahu as part of the Honouliuli National Historic Site's 10th anniversary celebration. It was informative & I learned somethings that I never knew before. In March the Hawaii Watercolor Society had a member's showing, which was also an interesting exhibit seeing the beautiful water color paintings. Overall, nice experience to check out.

Visited the Downtown Art Center to view an exhibit entitled Contemporary Photography innHawaii…read more2026. The space was on the second floor and was sorta generic gallery space. Not particularly well laid out with a table right as you walk in. Seemed clunky. Also - I was bugged that the work was not necessarily level...either the pieces were cockeyed or the labels were...sometimes both. And it was also weird that the labels didn't seem to be uniform...with one (maybe 2?) artist(s) having a QR code. Perplexing. The show itself was good...if kinda redundant.

Notes Gallery is located in Kahala Mall with lots of parking! It is a very nice welcoming store…read morewith beautiful Hawaiian merchandise! Please look at my pictures below: Gorgeous jewelry including necklaces,earrings, etc. They have many display cases so make sure you check them all! Also, beautiful artwork and also prints that are reasonable and easy to carry out! I always admire the handmade Koa bowls, boxes and even business card holders! I found the prices very reasonable compared to other stores! They also have pretty Hawaiian night lights and pottery! The store also features Artist Jordan Prussing's contemporary artwork and stickers! The younger customers will appreciate his work! His grandmother art is also sold there! This store is Great to find the perfect gift for birthdays and Christmas!

I stopped by NOHEA Gallery at the mall today with a friend, just planning to browse for a bit, and…read morewe ended up having one of the most memorable art experiences I've had in a long time. We had the pleasure of meeting (JORDAN), one of the artists who works at the gallery. He was incredibly kind and generous with his time, walking us through the store and sharing the stories behind some of the pieces. When we asked to see his own artwork, we were blown away. Jordan has an incredible talent for capturing the beauty of the east side of the island-the lush greens, deep blues, and the feeling you get when you're out on a hike surrounded by nature. As someone who spends a lot of time exploring those places, his work really spoke to me. You can feel the connection to the land in every piece. What impressed me even more is how young he is. His level of skill and vision is remarkable, and it's exciting to think about where his artistic journey will take him in the future. We were lucky enough to purchase a few of his pieces for an amazing price and I truly feel grateful to have them in my home. It's rare to find artwork that resonates so deeply, and even rarer to meet the artist behind it. If you're visiting NOHEA Gallery, take the time to ask about Jordan's work you won't regret it. Supporting talented local artists like him makes the experience even more special. I'm beyond excited to own a few of his pieces and can't wait to watch his career grow!

OH MY GOODNESS! Are you serious?! I was honestly debating if I should gatekeep this hidden gem, but…read moreI can't do that because this shop deserves recognition. This little hidden gem is on a corner, so parking is somewhat of a challenge to find but, they do have a parking lot on Liliha St, a little small but, if you're patient, you can find parking since they share a parking lot with a cafe next door (hot tip: get there a little early, stop by the cafe next door, get yourself a sweet treat and then go shopping) which is exactly what my friend and I did this morning! Upon walking in, we were immediately greeted by Val and her sister, and felt like we were raiding our sister's bead/craft closet! They have such a large section of beads, lei beads, ribbons, decals, and beading supplies amongst other things. My friend and I arrived at 10:40 this morning, and omg, didn't leave until 12:45! You can honestly spend all day in there easily! We had such a blast in there, and everyone was so helpful, especially because my friend and I had an idea of what we wanted to do but didn't know exactly what we needed! I'm not going to lie, I got a total of 20 decals, BUT they're not all for me, and they're going to be used for presents! Another hot tip: if you feel like you get overwhelmed easily, come to the store with a few bead/lei projects in mind already and look for what you need. I came here without a plan, and I got a lot of the stuff I was looking for, but realized that I need to sit down and organize my thoughts for what I want to make and for whom, so I can plan accordingly for my next visit! All in all, I am going to come back here. Not only are you shopping local to support smaller businesses, but you're also getting a good deal on all the stuff! What I love about it is if I want to try something but I'm not committed to it 100% yet, I can come, get a few things to try it out, if I like it, I can come back for more, and if I don't, I didn't waste money!

Saw a Tik Tok for this place and we are OBSESSED!!! I could be in this store FOREVER, I practically…read morewas . Thankfully I wasn't the only one. D1 and I spent a lot of time going back and forth thinking of projects and my mom was so cute just going with the flow. Adding her opinions here and there. Stickers, beads, charms, ribbons, a crafters dream come true. A small parking lot in the back. A little cramped inside but filled with so many goodies. They even have samples of what to craft, that's how we both got sucked in. #supportlocal.

Great classes! William is a talented artist and great teacher who shows us tools and techniques…read morethat we can apply to improve our art.

Love my time a Zafa. My first class was the drawing introduction. Julia is such a great mentor and…read morereally takes the time to breakdown the techniques. I never thought I could progress as much as I did. I will definitely be taking more classes as they're offered!