La ‘Ike Day celebration at Kahalu‘u

Kahalu'u

Kahalu'u

La ‘Ike Day celebration of culture and place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturday, October 22, at the Kahalu‘u Beach Park main pavilion. La ‘Ike Day at Kahalu‘u Bay is presented by The Kohala Center and is sponsored by the Hawai‘i Tourism Authority. The Kahalu‘u ReefTeach team will share why coral reefs are important to our island way of life and update participants on current stewardship projects at the bay. Come and learn palapalai wili haku, the art of stringless lei making, with Kumu Mele Waikiki and fresh coconut leaf weaving with Kumu Sam Kama and his daughter Sandee Kama. Join in games for both adults and children and win fun prizes, and enjoy plenty of ono food and Hawaiian music too! All events are free and everyone is welcome to participate. For more information, contact Cindi Punihaole, The Kohala Center’s Outreach and Volunteer Coordinator, at or .

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