Celebrate Prince Kūhiō
- Friday, March 25, 2022, from 3:30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
- Queen Ka‘ahumanu Center, Kahului
- For more information, visit the Facebook Event Page.
Support Hawaiian Language Immersion
The 35th Annual Ho’omau 2022 ia a benefit to support Hawaiian language immersion preschool students at Pūnana Leo o Maui in Wailuku. This year’s event will be held at Maui Nui Botanical Garden this Saturday, March 26th from 9am to sunset. This is a can’t miss event for families with crafts, local vendors, cultural demonstrations, a keiki fun zone, and a silent auction. Performances include Kuana Torres Kahele, Nāpua Greig, Josh Tatofi and so much more. If you have never attended this event, it is a wonderful opportunity to learn about our host culture and support Hawaiian language immersion.
- Date: Saturday, March 26th from 9am to sunset
- Location, Maui Nui Botanical Garden, Kahului
- For more information, visit instagram.com/hoomaui_maui
Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door. 10 & under are free. They can be purchased from any ʻohana at Pūnana Leo o Maui or at the following ticket outlet locations:
- Native Intelligence, Wailuku
- Kua‘āina Company, Wailuku
- Ka‘a Mele, Kahului
- Kūlua, Makawao
- Moku Roots, Lahaina
Learn Something New about Whales
16th Annual Whale Tales begins Saturday, March 26 through March 27. Registered attendees will have access to an on demand library and keiki corner video resources in addition to the two-day live stream event. At the conclusion of the event, the live stream will be archived and available to watch again in addition to the other content on the website. If you can’t attend this weekend, all content will be accessible for registered attendees until May 27.*
- March 26 and 27, 2022
- This event will be live-streamed and accessible for 90 days.
- See the lineup and register at whaletales.org
See also:
- Wed, March 29 10-11am When Self-Care if Not Enough
- Event Calendar
