Restoring the Flow: Community Efforts in Waipiʻo Valley
29.08.2024
On May 24, 2024, a powerful storm swept through the Big Island, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Waipiʻo Valley, a lush and sacred area known for its loʻi kalo (taro patches), suffered significant damage. The storm washed out trees and debris, disrupting the flow of the "Poʻo Wai" stream head and blocking the ʻauwai inlets that are vital for irrigating the loʻi kalo. Restoring this critical infrastructure was essential for the valley's agricultural and cultural sustainability.
Honoring Legacy: The Hawaiian Kingdom Loyalty Award at Huliheʻe Palace
28.08.2024
We celebrated the success of our Hawaiian heritage and loyalty at Huliheʻe Palace. This event honored the recipients of the Hawaiian Kingdom Loyalty Award, a prestigious honor established by King Kamehameha V. Join us in this yearly celebration as we explore the significance of this award and the rich history of the palace.
Crafting Rhythms: The Journey of Hawaiian Pahu Drum Making
21.08.2024
Celebrate the success of our recent Hawaiian Pahu Making cohort! This blog post will take you back through the process, from selecting the raw materials to adding the final touches, as we explore the rich cultural significance of the pahu drum.