Kamehameha Publishing

Hlili is a multidisciplinary forum for current research that examines the nature, needs and strengths of Hawaiians, their families, and their communities. Through collaboration and critique, Hlili fosters new connections and shared insights to mobilize greater Hawaiian well-being. Volumes 11.1 & 11.2 were just released and now available.... All issues are available ONLINE!! visit: www.kamehamehapublishing.org/hulili

Kamehameha Publishing is once again a proud sponsor of the Hawaii Book & Music Festival this Saturday 5/4 and Sunday 5/5 on the Civic Center Grounds near Honolulu Hale. Author readings, hula and kanikapila, games, rides and ono grinds--something for the entire ohana. E hele mai! #HBMF2019 https://hawaiibookandmusicfestival.com

Niuhi - Shark: Honoring Kamehameha the Great in Paint and Prose moves to the Hawaii State Library on Oahu with an author/artist talk and opening reception this Thursday, 10/3, from 5:30pm - 7:30pm. Join author Kwika Eyre and artist Carl Pao as they discuss the exhibition, which brings together their work with that of artist Brook Kapkuniahi Parker in a collective conversation around the storied life of Kamehameha I. 478 S. King St. Parking in the municipal lot below the Kalanimoku Building. Hawaii State Public Library System

It’s only week one and already running out of stuff to keep your keiki busy? Want something Hawaiian, educational, entertaining, and free? Try Lau Nehenehe: Storytime for the Ohana, a set of animated, online moolelo that brings popular Hawaiian children’s titles to life. Hear the one about the naughty elepaio, the first life-giving ulu tree, the death-defying dog of Koolau, the race to save a future king, and more! Available in lelo Hawaii and English. View the Lau Nehenehe video moolelo series at: bit.ly/LauNehenehe

Tomorrow May 4th at 11am, Kamehameha Schools' kumu Kwika Eyre, Carl Pao and Keala Kwan reflect on the 200th anniversary of the passing of Kamehameha I, his historic significance, and impact on their work as artists and educators. Join them for the panel, Niuhi-Shark: Honoring Kamehameha the Great in Paint and Prose, in the Alana Hawaiian Culture Pavilion at the Hawaii Book and Music Festival. #HBMF2019 https://hawaiibookmusicfest2019.sched.com/venues/

Hul! E ola ka ‘lelo Hawai’i...with our hoa at Native Books/N Mea Hawai’i.

Mai! Mai! E heluhelu kkou! Join Kamehameha Publishing and some of our hoa for a homegrown read-aloud, from their hale to yours. Today Maki‘ilei Ishihara of the Honolulu Theatre for Youth shares about Hawai‘i's weather. Pehea ke anil? #eheluhelukakou #homegrownstorytime #readaloud #aupunipalapala

E e n kumu! E e n haumna! E e ka lhui aloha ! Explore Kumukahi, a free bilingual online resource featuring more than 60 cultural topics explained by leading practitioners and community experts from across our paeina. Engaging video, rich ike and moolelo. Your journey begins at Kumukahi.org.

Arting and writing inspires haumna...and has produced some of our favorite Kamehameha Publishing titles! Authors Anna Sumida, Meleanna Meyer and Miki Maeshiro talk about the process and their new book, Arting and Writing to Transform Education, this Saturday at 4pm in the Authors Pavilion at the Hawaii Book & Music Festival #HBMF2019 https://hawaiibookmusicfest2019.sched.com/venues/

O wai n ho‘okani o ka pna p hale? Who likes to jam in the backyard band? Find out with Anakala Charlie Timtim in our latest episode of E Heluhelu Kkou! #eheluhelukakou #homegrownstorytime #readaloud #aupunipalapala

Mai! Mai! Storytime for keiki and ‘ohana! Our Lau Nehenehe video mo’olelo series streaming live on iwi TV tomorrow 3/27, beginning at 10am.