Kalo, plumeria, kukui nut's, Surinam cherry's, mountain apple and many other varieties available.
Arborist's will be available to answer questions and give advice on care and planting. A boy scout group will be in attendance to assist you with transpo
Hula from Hawai'i, Aotearoa, and Tahiti, plus mo'olelo of the ancestors.
Keiki under 6 free.
Keiki (6-12) $10.
Haumana (13-24) $15.
Adult $20.
Volcano Art Gallery center have organized a four-day series of free arts & cultural events.
Documentary on the disappearance of bees and colony collapse disorder (CCD). Meet local beekeepers and talk-story on the issue and solutions.
Entrance to all events is free except selected workshops.
Author Wendy Arbeit gives a presentation on her new book on early Hawaiian artifacts, how it was researched and created and how it can be used by current-day cultural practitioners.
As part of the Pacific Whale Foundation's lecture series a presentation titled: "Everything flows to the Ocean." Free and open to all.
This is a FREE to Da People event, featuring local Hawaiian artist as well as local and International Reggae Artist. The headliner for this year 2012 will be Bambu Station from the Virgin Islands. Vendors for the event will be selling agricultural r
Learning the real truth from within around Disclosure, ETs, NESARA, etc and sharing what we believe to be true from within with each other. Forming a community support of like-minded beings seeking the truth of all the things that have been withheld
January 13th 2012 Friday ~ SET-UP
At this time we are sharing the confirmation date.
We will be adding more details on a later date.
Mahalo Nui Loa! IMUA
Aloha kakou.
The walk is the Puna Coast Trail off of Chain of Craters Road, registration required, & parking entrance fees apply.
For further details please see: www.fhvnp.org
Please bring water (at least 3 quarts), hiking shoe
For those who sell or distribute organic products, free workshop on protocols for certification and labeling compliance.
Join Kumu Hula & Nā Hōkū Hanohano Award Winner, Cody Pueo Pata, for a morning of nahenahe Hawaiian Music as he serenades you with songs about the always inspiring native plants of Hawai‘i… Saturday, November 19th, from 10am to 12pm at Maui Nui Botani
Restoration & maintenance including an educational tour of the fishpond and light lunch.
Help remove invasive species & reforesting with native Hawaiian plants along the stream bank. Please wear long pants & shoes. Mahalo.
Associate Professor of Hawaiian language at UH Manoa Puakea Nogelmeier discusses traditional Hawaiian knowledge systems and how they changed with the advent of new technology and forms of documentation, author and proprietor of Manoa Press James Rumf
Associate Professor Patrick Hart of the Department of Biology at UH Hilo will give a presentation on the song variability and social behavior of Hawaiian forest birds, including audio recordings to "see" and measure variability.
Richard Heinberg Senior Fellow of the Post Carbon Institute talk on economic and ecological issues, doors open at 6.30 p.m.
Restoring botanical & cultural features. Please wear boots or shoes, no open-toed shoes for safety reasons. Mahalo.
Aloha Kakou.
The program for Thursday, November 10th commences at 8.30 a.m. at Church of the Crossroads, 1212 University Avenue, Honolulu.
The following day Friday, November 11th commences at 8.30 a.m. please note the venue is the Hawaiian Studies Depa
