LIFE AT THE CENTER

Old-timer PCC Food Anecdotes
The late Simi Niumatalolo retired from being a cook in the U.S. Coast Guard and moved to Laie, where he started his second career as a cook at the Polynesian Cultural Center. He is shown here prepping baked chicken for the PCC lunchroom.

General Authorities regularly trained the PCC management team
Presidents of the Church, members of the Twelve, General Authorities and other Church leaders have regularly instructed and inspired the Polynesian Cultural Center management team over the years.

Two late night incidents in the PCC Villages
After-hours in the Villages:
The PCC Villages could get a little “mysterious” over night after all the guests have gone.

Feeling Festive
These short stories come straight from the voice of our beloved Governor, Jimmy Mapu. With humor, heart, and a whole lot of personality, Jimmy shares moments that will make you laugh, reflect, and feel the spirit of the Polynesian Cultural Center. Each story is a small glimpse into life at the Center—told the way only the Governor can tell it.

Like My Son
These short stories come straight from the voice of our beloved Governor, Jimmy Mapu. With humor, heart, and a whole lot of personality, Jimmy shares moments that will make you laugh, reflect, and feel the spirit of the Polynesian Cultural Center. Each story is a small glimpse into life at the Center—told the way only the Governor can tell it.

A Crashing Success
These short stories come straight from the voice of our beloved Governor, Jimmy Mapu. With humor, heart, and a whole lot of personality, Jimmy shares moments that will make you laugh, reflect, and feel the spirit of the Polynesian Cultural Center. Each story is a small glimpse into life at the Center—told the way only the Governor can tell it.