"Mahalo Plenty for the invitation to the Kalo Festival...Awesome you folks...sounds like fun, great price for entry, ....like the zero waste ....very thoughtful...Hope you are going to have a Kalo Kook Book soon! I just had Kalo Stew.....sooo good, I…"
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Waipa posted a blog postWaipa Kalo Festival 2010
Waipā Foundation, in partnership with Limahuli Garden and Preserve, will host a Kalo Festival this year, on the weekend of October 16th-17th, 2010. "E Ola Nā Iwi iā Kākou" means to honor the traditions of our ancestors and is the theme of this grassroots event, which will focus on highlighting, celebrating, and sharing anything and everything about kalo.Saturday, October 16th from 10am-8pm, will be the ho`olaule`a in the big field at Waipā, and will feature hands-on workshops, educational…See More
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Next Waipa Ohana Day is scheduled for Saturday ,September 11, 2010, from 8:30 to 1:00pm. Join us for a moderate hike through the Ahupua'a. Visit our Lo'i, Mauka Reforesting Area, and much more. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, sunscreen, and have an adequate supply of water. Bring along your own lunch for for the day. Activites include stream crossings, hiking up and down steep areas and uneven terrain. Space is very limited. Please contact…See More
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Waipa Kalo Festival 2010
Waipā Foundation, in partnership with Limahuli Garden and Preserve, will host a Kalo Festival this year, on the weekend of October 16th-17th, 2010. "E Ola Nā Iwi iā Kākou" means to honor the traditions of our ancestors and is the theme of this grassroots event, which will focus on highlighting, celebrating, and sharing anything and everything about kalo.
Saturday, October 16th from 10am-8pm, will be the ho`olaule`a in the big field at Waipā, and will feature hands-on workshops,… Continue
Saturday, October 16th from 10am-8pm, will be the ho`olaule`a in the big field at Waipā, and will feature hands-on workshops,… Continue
Posted on October 6, 2010 at 7:51pm
September Ohana Day
Next Waipa Ohana Day is scheduled for Saturday ,September 11, 2010, from 8:30 to 1:00pm. Join us for a moderate hike through the Ahupua'a. Visit our Lo'i, Mauka Reforesting Area, and much more. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes, sunscreen, and have an adequate supply of water. Bring along your own lunch for for the day. Activites include stream crossings, hiking up and down steep areas and uneven terrain. Space is very limited. Please contact… Continue
Posted on August 24, 2010 at 12:03am
WAIPA MANGO FESTIVAL
Waipa Foundation is hosting a little gathering in celebration of Mango season this year, on Sunday July 18th…
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- At 9:02pm on October 6, 2010,
Lynda Tua said… - Mahalo Plenty for the invitation to the Kalo Festival...Awesome you folks...sounds like fun, great price for entry, ....like the zero waste ....very thoughtful...Hope you are going to have a Kalo Kook Book soon! I just had Kalo Stew.....sooo good, I over did it! I'll send you my recipe for Hassenfepher Stew (bet that would be good w/ Kalo too!)
We will be having a clean up day at Kuki'i (the easternmost navigational heiau in
Puna Ne'i) in preparation for the renovation. That will be on the 16 also......keep those posts coming. Was good seeing you all at the Aha'Aina Ulu....it's like a re-union now. Let Nalani know I have a kalo crepes w/ banana, strawberries and liliko'i butter sauce.......my mouth is watering. Malama A Pau, Lynda
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