The Early Days The Village was initially used as housing for visitors to the 1974 World's Fair held in Spokane. Keola means "life" in Hawaiian, Shalom is Hebrew for "peace," and Tiki in Chinook means "love." Akili is Swahili for "intelligence," Charis is “grace” in Greek, and Hobjob is Cantonese for “cooperation.”

-::: Please Select a Page :::- Remembering the Days of the Village The Early Days Relaxing in the Sun Black is Beautiful Explosions Rock the Village Simple Design Outside Looking In Controversial? Classic 1970s Russian Tiki Remaining Days So Long, Farewell Hobjob

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