Lāʻau Lapaʻau Workshop
Keiki O Ka ‘Āina presents an in-person and virtual workshop on medicinal recipes using native Hawaiian plants and herbs.
Keiki O Ka ‘Āina presents an in-person and virtual workshop on medicinal recipes using native Hawaiian plants and herbs.
Keiki O Ka ‘Āina presents an in-person and virtual workshop on medicinal recipes using native Hawaiian plants and herbs.
Enjoy workshops, activities, and musical entertainment at the Jesus Christ of the Latter-day Saints Family History Center.
Read selections of Myths and Legends of Old Hawaiʻi by His Majesty David Kalākaua and learn about local superstitions and their origins.
Read selections of Myths and Legends of Old Hawaiʻi by His Majesty David Kalākaua and learn about local superstitions and their origins.
Cultural practitioners Lloyd Kumulāʻau Sing Jr. and May Haunani Balino-Sing teach how baskets were traditionally made with ʻieʻie, from gathering and preparation to weaving a covered basket.
Cultural practitioners Lloyd Kumulāʻau Sing Jr. and May Haunani Balino-Sing teach how baskets were traditionally made with ʻieʻie, from gathering and preparation to weaving a covered basket.
Learn about Lonoikamakahiki, the Hawaiian new year, at ʻIolani Palace. Enjoy games, crafts, songs and traditions.
Panel discussion about the function and power of the Land Use Commission sponsored by OHA and the Sierra Club.
Learn about the legislative process, OHA legislative package, and tools/resources for civic engagement. Sponsored by OHA and the Sierra Club.
‘Aha Puhala O Puna will share about the various types of hala, preparations to start any ulana project, and will lead group in making a lauhala bracelet.
‘Aha Puhala O Puna will share about the various types of hala, preparations to start any ulana project, and will lead group in making a lauhala bracelet.
Haunani Miyasato will share about Po Mahina (moon phases), Malama (lunar months), Kaulana Mahina (moon calendar) in relation to mea kanu (planting) and hula plants like ‘ōlena (turmeric), lā’ī (tī), ‘ōhi‘a lehua and palapalai (a fern).
Kumu Hula Kaenaaloha Hopkins will share her hula mo‘okū‘auhau and discussion of Aunty Maiki Aiu’s definition of hula as the Hawaiian dance expressing all we see, hear, smell, taste, touch and feel.
Learn how to make hinaʻi or kapa for nā iwi kūpuna to be donated for reburials.
Learn how to make hinaʻi or kapa for nā iwi kūpuna to be donated for reburials.
Learn how to make a pahi kaua (war knife) from ʻŌlohe ʻUmi Kai.
Join a discussion with local staff from the U.S. Dept. of Ag - Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) and GoFarm about how to assess a soil health test and steps that can be taken to improve it.
A war knife is made from the nuku (bill) of an aʻu kū (broadbill swordfish).
Nā kumu: Kimo Alama Keaulana, Hailama Farden, Twyla Ululani Mendez, Kahanuola Solatorio, ‘Āina Asing, La‘amea & Kahanuola, and Kalani P. Hiapo.