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"Be Here Na'au" - Ke Kino - Body Centered. 12pm to 2pm, seven Wednesdays, August 11 - September 22, at Eve Hogan's Sacred Garden in Makawao.
• August 11 Practitioner: Scientist and Shaman
• August 18 Qigong, Hakalau, and Hakahele
• August 25 Hawaiian Paradigms
• September 1 Listening to Plants / Gathering Protocols
• September 8 Creating Herbal Formulas
• September 15 Medicine Making: Tinctures / Tablets / Salves
• September 22 Topical Uses of Plants / Intro to Bodywork
Cost: $39 per class or $199 for the series - including plant walks. Pre-registration is required: (808) 937-4218 or
www.MedicineAtYourFeet.com
7:30 pm, Castle Theater. Maui’s own Kumu Hula and Na Hoku Hanohano Award-winning Male Vocalist Uluwehi Guerrero along with Halau Hula Kauluokala presents Na Mele O Ku`u Pu`uwai: Songs Of My Heart. The highly anticipated concert will be an evening of song and dance with Uluwehi telling the stories behind the songs he has shared throughout his 30 years in a celebration of love and devotion for family, friends, and places close to his heart. Also featured is award-winning Halau Hula Kauluokala with over 100 dancers who will grace the stage with all the beauty and pageantry that is unique to Uluwehi. For tickets call 808-243-4225.
This three day event will educate local farmers and practitioners on the varieties of kalo (taro), proper cultivation methods, as well as poi pounding stone and board making. Space is limited and daily fees apply. Call (808) 249-2798 to reserve your space.
1 pm, Castle Theater. Fifth annual international hula competition featuring Japan hālau winners and hālau from Hawai‘i, presenting adult females and males in solo and group performances. For tickets call 808-243-4225.
Moderate, uphill 5 mile hike above Hana Highway in lush East Maui watershed. Eat lunch and swim at a beautiful pool with waterfall. EMI WAIVER REQUIRED – PLEASE SEE ABOVE. MUST BRING WAIVER ON HIKE AND SHOW TO HIKE LEADER. Bring lunch, water and bathing suit. Meet at the Haiku Community Center at 8:30 am. Limit 18. Leader: Bob Babson. Call Bob at 874-1166 to register.
7:00 pm, McCoy Theater. This island improv series features fast, fun, character-based clean comedy that is a rollercoaster ride of giggles for the whole family. Similar to the TV show “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” the performance has the cast co-creating 90 minutes of excitement with the audience that keeps you on the edge of your seat and wondering, “How the heck to do they do that?!” For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
10am - 1 pm. The Maui Pā’ū riders will demonstrate traditional lei making styles to adorn both horse and rider in the colorful pageantry of Pā’ū riding.
D.T. Fleming Beach Park to Kaunakakai, Moloka'i (26 miles). Organized by Hawaiian Canoe Club and sponsored by Coffees of Hawaii. A great outrigger canoe warm up/pre-race for the Na Wahine O Ke Kai and Molokai Hoe. Contact Rick Nuu at Hawaiian Canoe Club for details - 808-283-1585. Entry forms and details available on line at http://coffeesofhawaii.com/culture/ambassadors/canoe
The finale of outrigger canoe racing for women around the world. This race ends the 9-month season of outrigger racing. Na Wahine O Ke Kai is celebrating their 29th year, so please join these outstanding women at Hale O Lono Harbor on the southwestern shores of Molokai as they compete in this 40 mile race to Oahu. What a fun way to start your day by watchng the sunrise and the start of race beginning at 7:00 am on Sunday morning. The Finish line is fronting the shores of the Hilton Hawaiian Village. Event organized by Na Wahine Race Association. Contact Hannie Anderson for details at 808-259-7112 or visit http://holoholo.org/wahine/
From La Perouse Bay, hike south along the coast on the Kings Highway to Kanaio - one of the most remote and beautiful areas on Maui. Visit anchialine ponds (shallow ponds with tiny red shrimp) and archeological sites along the way. We actually walk off the recent lava flow onto the ancient shoreline where we explore further south including walking on the original ancient Piilani trail built in the 15th century. Bring bathing suit, lunch, water, hat and sunscreen. 8 mile roundtrip all day hike. This hike goes further south than our regular La Perouse Bay hike. Meet at Kihei Community Center (Lipoa Street & Piilani Highway) at 8:30 am to carpool. Leader: Bob Babson. Limit 18. Call Bob at 874-1166 to register.
7:30 pm, McCoy Theater. 2010 BhaktiFest and Lilith Fair headliner, Donna Delory returns to Maui, making her MACC debut in a rare and intimate musical evening. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
Aloha Festivals is Hawaii's premier cultural showcase, a celebration of Hawai'i's music, dance and history intended to preserve the unique island traditions. We invite you to explore and find out what makes Aloha Festivals special. Contact tina.thompson@co.maui.hi.us or visit alohafestivals.com
5:00 and 7:30pm, Castle Theater. Admission is $12 single, $8 or $10 with 3 or 4-Film Pass; respectively. Light dinners, desserts & beverages available 4:30-7:30 pm, Founders Courtyard. For Movie Listings and more info: (808) 572-3456 or www.mauifilmfestival.com
This annual Labor Day championship courts the best in men's and women's singles and doubles tennis play in 3.0, 3.5, 4.0, 4.5 and Open division play at the Kapalua Resort's award-winning Tennis Garden. For more information call 808-665-9112
6 pm, McCoy Studio Theater. Hawaiians, for centuries, have been master orators. Since the 1970s, Hawai‘i has experienced a thriving literary renaissance. Esteemed Hawaiian women poets will read their work, giving voice to our common experience and the specificity of being Hawaiian. For tickets: www.mauiarts.org or call 242-SHOW (7469)
5:00 and 7:30pm, Castle Theater. Admission is $12 single, $8 or $10 with 3 or 4-Film Pass; respectively. Light dinners, desserts & beverages available 4:30-7:30 pm, Founders Courtyard. For Movie Listings and more info: (808) 572-3456 or www.mauifilmfestival.com
Pre-Requisite: 5 x Yoga 1 (no exceptions). 1-5 pm.
YOGA 2: A dynamic practice (vinyasa krama) focusing on ‘sthiram (attention) and sukham’ (ease),
with an introduction to pranayama and meditation. Guided instruction only, students are required
to complete five Yoga 1 classes.
YOGA 3: A meditative practice using asana, pranayama, chanting of the Yoga Sutra-s and seated
meditation to achieve stillness and peacefulness. Available to Yoga 1&2 students. Price $20 single class, $35 both classes.
Wednesdays, 10:30 am to 12:30 pm, at Eve Hogan's Sacred Garden in Makawao. A one hour lecture and a one hour discussion of
Hawaiian medicinal plants. Cost: $39 per class or $179 for the series. Pre-register: (808) 937-4218 or www.MedicineAtYourFeet.com
Sep 23 Hawaiian Natural History
Sep 30 Hawaiian Cultural History
Oct 7 Introduction to Hawaiian Medicine
Oct 14 Introduction to Chinese Medicine
Oct 21 Plant Anatomy and Botanical Nomenclature
Oct 28 Plant Families