Nofofon Hawaii Inc

Honolulu Printmakers promotes the art and culture of printmaking, fostering an appreciation for prints as a unique art form. Through various programs, including exhibitions, classes, and community outreach, they aim to keep printmaking vibrant and visible in Honolulu. The organization offers membership opportunities that provide access to printmaking activities, workshops with visiting artists, and a community-access printing studio for local printmakers. Currently, the gallery features works by Elizabeth Ferrill and Naoise Magee, showcasing the talent within the printmaking community. Generated from the website

Founded in 1867, St. Andrew's Priory School serves girl students in grades kindergarten through 12 and has high, elementary and middle school divisions. Its academic curriculum includes English, journalism, mathematics, physical education, performing arts, religion study, science, social studies, technology education, visual arts and world languages. The school provides financial assistance, counseling and summer school programs. It provides a variety of facilities and services, including tennis courts, a gymnasium, cathedral, theater, parking spaces, transportation, lockers, cafeteria and library. The school also offers various athletic activities, such as golf, tennis, water polo, paddling, softball, soccer, swimming, track, basketball, judo and volleyball. Located in Honolulu, St. Andrew's Priory School is approved by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges.