Shaping the Future, Together
For nearly 30 years, the Donkey Mill Art Center has been a place where mo‘olelo—stories, traditions, and histories—are shared. Each year, our programs, events, and exhibitions provide a space for thousands of people to create empowering stories that shape their lives. It’s through these stories, we connect to the past, gain insight into who we are, and envision the future we hope to build together.
We need your support to continue offering vibrant arts and cultural education experiences for all ages, to support our talented teaching artists and artist community, and to guide our master campus plans.
Will you join us in securing and shaping the future of the Mill?
Happening Now
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The Mill Effect
“The Donkey Mill has taught me the importance of taking intentional risks, gently pushing the limits of my comfort zone by asking myself “what happens when I/we….”
— MILL MEMBER
From 2017-2021:
640 artists
exhibited their work
2800+ Adults & 970 Youth
attended workshops, classes and other events at the Mill
From 2017-2021:
$548,000
paid to artists through teaching opportunities, gallery and retail sales
20 EXHIBITS
with free admission at the Mill
From 2017-2021:
$65,200
in Youth program subsidies to make tuition more affordable
55 DOE TEACHERS
welcomed arts curriculum into their classrooms through the Artist in the Schools Program
45%
of our classes, exhibitions, and events showcase the diverse cultural knowledge of our island community
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Latest News
Annual Fund 2024
Dear Arts & Culture Community Supporter, For nearly 30 years, the Donkey Mill Art Center has been a place where mo‘olelo—stories, traditions, and histories—are shared. Each year, our programs, events, and exhibitions provide a space for thousands of people to create empowering stories that shape their lives. It’s through these stories, we connect to the past, gain insight into who we are, and envision the future we hope to build together. Stories come in many forms, and this year our exhibitions have taken us on incredible journeys. Mayumi Oda’s Happy Veggies, opened a portal to [...]