Hoʻolauleʻa Activities
&
Kuʻi Imu
Imu Preparation
Day 3
Wednesday, 04/20/2022
Schedule of Events
9:00 AM
Kuʻi Imu
Location: Māla o Niuhelewai
Location: Māla o Niuhelewai
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9:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Kuʻi Imu
Join us to help prepare the imu and surrounding māla area.
Work will involve outdoor labor in sun. Bring a water flasks, hat, sunscreen, and wear clothes that can get dirty.
Tasks will include: splitting wood, digging the imu, setting pōhaku (rocks), and harvesting ʻuala (sweet potato) and kalo (taro).
Presenter: Alapaki Luke
Location: Ka Māla o Niuhelewai
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9:00 -10:30 AM
Kālai ʻApu
[Coconut Cup Shaping]
Together we will share and learn about NIU and you will be able to KĀLAI your very own aloha-ʻāina-super-sustainably-awesome ʻAPU [shell cup].
** Workshop materials will be provided on the workshop day and time you signed up for - no need to pickup a kit **
**This is an in-person session
10 participants maximum
Meet @ Shade house area near Māla Niuhelewai
Presenter: Mahi La Pierre
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Kālai ʻApu [cup] & Kālai Lāʻau ʻAi [chopsticks] IN-PERSON & VIRTUAL SESSIONS
12:00 -1:00 PM
You See T-Shirt; I See a Bag!
There is still life in that old t-shirt! You see a t-shirt; I see a bag! In this workshop you will learn how to re-engineer that old t-shirt into a functional bag.
There is still life in that old t-shirt! You see a t-shirt; I see a bag! In this workshop you will learn how to re-engineer that old t-shirt into a functional bag.
Materials Needed: A t-shirt and scissors
Presenter: Erica Balbag-Gerard
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1:00
-3:00 PM
Seedlings Pick-Up
First Come, First Served
Plants will be given out on a first come, first served basis until they are all given away.
Stop by to get a free seedling to take home for your garden or lanai or windowsill. There will be a variety of plants (herbs, food plants, native plants) to choose from and you will receive information on how to care for the plant.
Pick-up Location:
The HonCC Hale, Building 5 Courtyard
Recyling a Cargo Pallet into a Jewelry Box
Join this virtual event and watch Ty Kaneshiro, from the Carpentry Program at HonCC, repurpose a cargo pallet into a Jewelry box to keep all of your precious treasures safe.
Presenter: Ty Kaneshiro
Watch How It's Done!
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