We spent more than an hour looking at the well displayed artifacts and information. We had the pleasure to speak with Simon, who was working that morning as well as a local gentleman who has lived most of his life on Lanai. It was interesting to speak with this WW II veteran about his life in Lanai.

A stop at the Lanai Culture & Heritage Center gave us a better understanding of the island's past. It was interesting to see the photos and memorabilia from the pineapple plantation days. The staff are always friendly and enthusiastic to share Lanai with visitors. With the price to visit being free, it's a no brainer to include in any Lanai... More

The beauty of the island, it's serenity. The "town" is very small, one supermarket, a few coffee shops. Only 2 main roads. Make sure to drive your Jeep to the Beach Wreck but expect quite a journey on the dirt roads! Unfortunately couldn,t see the East coast, the rental car agency wouldn,t let us drive there, dirt roads too wet... More

Lanai island has an interesting history and the cultural centre has done a great job of telling that storey . Their displays and artifacts are well done and staff are very helpful . It compliments your physical visits to the parts of the island such as the garden of the gods and Keomoku . Put an hour aside to visit... More

The exhibits in this center are fascinating, with a little something for everyone. The volunteer staff are knowledgable, and quick to make recommendations about additional places to visit on Lana'i. The historical exhibits are detailed, with many artifacts and photos.

Lania is a small island with an interesting history. This is a small place, very well done with helpful staff. No admission fee, does not take long to tour, we are happy we did.

Great photos and history of the island, it's people, and cultural evolution! Learned a lot. Highly recommended to just stop by, even if only for an hour.

Knowledgable people. Good information. Great resource to purchase materials to learn about Lanai and Lanai City.

My sister-in-law told us that the LCHC was a must see while we were home. What an eye-opener! I have a new respect and appreciation of Lanai's history, culture and my heritage. Hope to someday have my kids and grandkids visit the Center.