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A public community art gathering around EA at Thomas Square, where Hawaiʻi’s sovereignty was restored in 1843.
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Learn to use research tools such as kipuka.com and the Papakilo Database. |
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Every 3rd Saturday volunteer to do conservation work at ‘Alekoko Fishpond.
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Featuring select youth steel guitar students of Ke Kula Mele performing at Ka Makana Ali‘i.
Learn to use research tools such as kipuka.com and the Papakilo Database. |
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To commemorate this important day kamaʻāina receive 50% off admission to Waimea Valley. 
Join us every Friday at Hakuone, the old Fisherman's Wharf, for amazing food, amazing local craft artists, and amazing entertainment
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Reenactment of the flag raising of July 31, 1843, followed by an evening of mele, conversations, mea ʻai and expressions of ea. |
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Aloha ʻāina village, kuʻi kalo, music, food, activities and more at Pōkaʻī Bay Beach Park. |
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The Royal Hawaiian Band holds free concerts on the ‘Iolani Palace Grounds most Fridays.
Join us every Friday at Hakuone, the old Fisherman's Wharf, for amazing food, amazing local craft artists, and amazing entertainment |
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Kealakekua, Hawai‘i Island - Learn about Hawaiian forest plant dyes and listen to and sing along to mele about Kona. hikiola.org |
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Kauikeaouli Kaleiopapa Kuakamanolani Mahinalani Kalaninuiwaiakua Keaweawe‘ulaokalani was born at Keauhou Bay, Kona on Hawai‘i Island. His mother was Keōpualani, the highest- ranking wife of Kamehameha I, his father. He was the longest reigning monarch of the Hawaiian Kingdom. He became King Kamehameha III in June 1825 at 11 years old with Kuhina Nui (co-regent) Ka‘ahumanu […] |
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A week-long celebration of ocean sports cultural events and aloha in honor of Duke’s life and legacy.
The Royal Hawaiian Band holds free concerts on the ‘Iolani Palace Grounds most Fridays.
Join us every Friday at Hakuone, the old Fisherman's Wharf, for amazing food, amazing local craft artists, and amazing entertainment
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Check in at the old Waipā poi garage before 9:00 a.m. Bring shoes, water, gloves, hat, rain gear, a towel, a change of clothes, snacks and/or lunch.
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A celebration of limu and our ocean resources. Music and dance, limu sampling, local food vendors, conservation groups and more. |
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A multi-site exhibition of contemporary art by Hawai‘i artists about Kaho‘olawe to be shown at Honolulu Hale, Aupuni Space, Native Books, Kīpuka – Makers Space. Public programs, film screenings, panel discussions, and guided tours will complement the exhibitions. |
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A monthly concert hosted by the Hawaiian Music Hall of Fame at the second-floor stage at Nā Lama Kukui.
Join us every Friday at Hakuone, the old Fisherman's Wharf, for amazing food, amazing local craft artists, and amazing entertainment |
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Rodeo competition, paniolo cultural exhibits, food, entertainment, and more.
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An event to uplift ‘ohana and connect community through music, hula, workshops, and family traditions.
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A celebration of hula ‘auana and kahiko in honor of Emma Farden Sharpe. Free keiki activities, workshops, artisans, and a lifetime achievement award dedicated to a pillar of the hula community. |
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Bring your ‘ukulele to the second floor of Nā Lama Kukui and join in the kanikapila. Food available for purchase. |
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The Royal Hawaiian Band holds free concerts on the ‘Iolani Palace Grounds most Fridays.
Join us every Friday at Hakuone, the old Fisherman's Wharf, for amazing food, amazing local craft artists, and amazing entertainment
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An event to encourage youth with disabilities and their families highlighting possible pathways within and beyond Moloka‘i. |
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A free event at Ala Moana Beach Park/Magic Island. Experience Native American dancing, drumming and singing.
Two days of runway shows featuring local designers and businesses. Shop local vendors, food and drink, and enjoy Hawaiian music and dance.
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Live Hawaiian music and hula featuring Mark Yamanaka, Herb Ohta Jr., Jon Yamasato and Norm Thompson. |
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A celebration of all things banana at Windward Community College. Discover the versatility of bananas with tastings, textile and dyeing workshops and a lecture. |
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Join us every Friday at Hakuone, the old Fisherman's Wharf, for amazing food, amazing local craft artists, and amazing entertainment |
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