Community Calendar

The Society for Hawaiian Archaeology is sponsoring Archaeology Week to help raise awareness of archaeology and promote the preservation of cultural heritage. Week long events include in-person tours of archaeological sites on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu islands as well as online guest speakers on Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage. Archaeology Week will culminate with a collection of virtual resources, publication of the winning youth poster design, and the virtual annual conference. For more information, please visit the Society for Hawaiian Archaeology webpage.

The Society for Hawaiian Archaeology is sponsoring Archaeology Week to help raise awareness of archaeology and promote the preservation of cultural heritage. Week long events include in-person tours of archaeological sites on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu islands as well as online guest speakers on Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage. Archaeology Week will culminate with a collection of virtual resources, publication of the winning youth poster design, and the virtual annual conference. For more information, please visit the Society for Hawaiian Archaeology webpage.

Take home a piece of Hawaii. The Kings’ Shops Farmers Market features locally grown fruits and vegetables, fresh jams and jellies, macadamia nuts, breads and pastries.

Aerial Hammock Dance – 8 week series with Katharine Harts 8 week series Sep 14 to Nov 2, 2021 Tuesdays, 7:15-8:15pm HST This 8 week series will culminate in a performance for our annual Diwali presentation Nov 7, 2021. In this class, you will learn dance skills in the Hammock, as well as in floor exercises and stretching. The techniques and strength-building exercises are relevant to all aerial mediums. By the end of class you may do playful improvisation. Enjoy a fabulous, unique workout with restful, rejuvenating closure. Aerial apparatus cross-training improves core control, grip strength, and upper body strength. The more classes you take, the more these benefits increase! All levels are welcome (mature teens by permission). Kindly let your instructor know of any injuries. Contra-indications for aerial classes: glaucoma, heart-conditions, fused spine, pregnancy beyond doctor recommendation. Clothing requirements: tight-fitting; no zippers or metal; under-arms covered. Jewelry off. T-shirt on! No perfume. Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you can safely enjoy the class. Since space is limited and setup time is necessary, we are not able to accommodate late arrivals to Aerial classes. If you sign up and do not show up to this limited space class, you will still be charged for the class. COVID protocols will apply: temp checks, hand sanitizing, distancing and masks at all times. Please, refrain from attending classes if you are feeling ill. Equipment will be handled/sanitized per COVID standards. Please, bring your own water.

The Society for Hawaiian Archaeology is sponsoring Archaeology Week to help raise awareness of archaeology and promote the preservation of cultural heritage. Week long events include in-person tours of archaeological sites on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu islands as well as online guest speakers on Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage. Archaeology Week will culminate with a collection of virtual resources, publication of the winning youth poster design, and the virtual annual conference. For more information, please visit the Society for Hawaiian Archaeology webpage.

Attend a free online event with ‘ukulele virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro in launching a new ‘ukulele lending collection at the Lanai Public and School Library! Jake will be joined by guest musician Herb Ohta, Jr. and include live performances. Staff will also provide a virtual tour of the island’s only public library. The ‘ukulele instruments are provided and supported by the Music For Life Foundation and Jake Shimabukuro, co-director of the ‘ukulele sponsorship. Watch the live broadcast at youtube.com/jakeshimabukuro

The Society for Hawaiian Archaeology is sponsoring Archaeology Week to help raise awareness of archaeology and promote the preservation of cultural heritage. Week long events include in-person tours of archaeological sites on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu islands as well as online guest speakers on Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage. Archaeology Week will culminate with a collection of virtual resources, publication of the winning youth poster design, and the virtual annual conference. For more information, please visit the Society for Hawaiian Archaeology webpage.

The Society for Hawaiian Archaeology is sponsoring Archaeology Week to help raise awareness of archaeology and promote the preservation of cultural heritage. Week long events include in-person tours of archaeological sites on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu islands as well as online guest speakers on Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage. Archaeology Week will culminate with a collection of virtual resources, publication of the winning youth poster design, and the virtual annual conference. For more information, please visit the Society for Hawaiian Archaeology webpage.

Introduction to Aerial silks- 8 week series with Shar Bliss 8 week series Sep 17 to Nov 5, 2021 Fridays 5:30-6:30pm HST This 8 week series will culminate in a performance for our annual Diwali celebration Nov 7, 2021. What does it feel like to move in and suspend in the air, and have increased body awareness and balance? This is your series, designed for those who are new to the aerial experience. Here is your opportunity to learn fundamental aerial skills in a safe and supportive environment. You will practice in the straight silks, as well as on the floor, developing the body skills so important to being successful, having fun, understanding how your body moves, and enriching your mind/body connection. We will focus on the basic skills, which include but are not limited to: learning how to handle aerial apparatus, body alignment, safe entry and dismount, basic climbs and foot locks, and inversions. With practice, your entire body, not just upper body and core, will develop strength, flexibility, alignment and stamina. Kindly let your instructor know of any injuries. Contra-indications for aerial classes: glaucoma, heart-conditions, fused spine, pregnancy beyond doctor recommendation. Clothing requirements: tight-fitting; no zippers or metal; under-arms covered. Jewelry off. T-shirt on! No perfume. Please arrive 15 minutes early to ensure you can safely enjoy the class. Since space is limited and setup time is necessary, we are not able to accommodate late arrivals to Aerial classes. If you sign up and do not show up to this limited space class, you will still be charged for the class. COVID protocols will apply: temp checks, hand sanitizing, distancing and masks at all times. Please, refrain from attending classes if you are feeling ill and/or have traveled out of state within the last 14 days. Equipment will be handled/sanitized per COVID standards. Please, bring your own water.

The Society for Hawaiian Archaeology is sponsoring Archaeology Week to help raise awareness of archaeology and promote the preservation of cultural heritage. Week long events include in-person tours of archaeological sites on Hawaiʻi and Oʻahu islands as well as online guest speakers on Hawaiʻi’s cultural heritage. Archaeology Week will culminate with a collection of virtual resources, publication of the winning youth poster design, and the virtual annual conference. For more information, please visit the Society for Hawaiian Archaeology webpage.