The Storytellers have come to Kauai! Eighteen Master Storytellers on retreat in Kokeʻe will give THREE PUBLIC CONCERT PERFORMANCES. Yes! They are from South Korea (one plays a leaf flute), California, the Mainland, and a few from Oahu & the Big Island. Come hear them tell tales!
THE THIRD concert is for STORY HUI IN THE PARK at Anaina Hou Community Park, 5-2723 Kuhio Highway in Kilauea, on Monday, March 27. Family picnics are encouraged on the front lawn from 4:00 to 5:30 pm. There will be Storybook Marine Eco Inflatable Tiger Shark until the evening of Storytelling begins in the theater at 6pm until 7:30 pm. The event is free and open to the public, donations to the theater are appreciated. Make reservations by calling (808) 828-2118.

Ed Lewis (Calif.): Toodie Tah & Lizard Songs (short & active) lead into
How to Tame a Lion with kalimba finger piano. Shake the ʻsilliesʻ out!
Alicia Dongjoo Bang (Korea):The Longest Name in Korea
(a fatherʻs love leads to problems: too much is as bad as too little.)
Eleanor Clement Glass (Calif.): Odon The Giant (Filipino folk tale)
(What do a tiny bird, mosquito, bedbug, crab & eel have in common?
Jeff Gere (Oahu): Hanaʻs Haʻena Tale of the Shark Boyfriend
(picking opihi, the girl fell in. Two Days later, she came home. True!)
Mark Jeffers (Kauai): Lau-Haka by Frederic Wichman The Birdcatcherʻs of Kokeʻe Tale (How do you defend yourself against those who mean to bring you harm)
Mr. Kim (Korea): The Leaf Flute Goblinʻs Adventure (songs played on a leaf)