Lhain Hawaiian Civic Club

We would like to wish our Kumu, Manager, Mom a happy happy birthday. 50 never looked so fabulous. Mahalo for everything that you do for us. We love you

Join us Thursday for our Earth Day discussion with the Institute for Climate & Peace @ClimateandPeace #ClimateAndPeace #EarthDay - https://mailchi.mp//confronting-the-climate-crisis-communi

Text IMUA to 88793. Donate and receive access to SongDivision's virtual Happy Hour for Imua Family Services! Sat @ 8PM HSTText IMUA to 88793. Donate and receive access to SongDivision's virtual Happy Hour for Imua Family Services! Sat @ 8PM HST

Hawaii’s native species are so pili to each other, their lives so intertwined, that you can’t really examine native flora without examining native fauna, too. ... Take kanawao for instance, the endemic Hawaiian hydrangea. While there are about 70-75 species of hydrangea in the world (native to Asia and the Americas), kanawao is the only one that is native to our pae ina. Kanawao grow on all the main islands except for Niihau and Kahoolawe across a wide elevation range, from under 1,000 feet to nearly 7,000 feet. As with practically all native species, kanawao are good friends with many other natives, including manu, nananana, m, and pp kuahiwibirds, spiders, bugs, and snails! Birds enjoy the fruit as well as the bugs and critters inside of them; happy face spiders hide out and lurk beneath the leaves; and happy little snails are often found snacking away at the mildew, algae, and such that coats the leaves. In the second pic check out the little that’s helping to keep this kanawao clean and healthy. #longlivethenatives #kanawao #broussaisia_arguta #endemic #nativehawaiianplant #nativehawaiianplantmonth #maytheforestbewithyou #alohaina #mlamaina #maui #hawaii #maunakahalawai #maunakahlwai #mkwp : crew member and aloha ina Michiko Smith feat. hand model Kainoa Marchello

Maui County residents: help us bring truly affordable homes to local families, and learn about resources that can help with housing now.

Mahalo nui to everyone who join us last week in the first of four talk story sessions! We hope that you enjoyed the time spent with Keoni, Omar, and Miki in dis...cussing the history and potential future of Hawaii’s startup and innovation ecosystem. Join us again this Wednesday April 21 at 6pm, for a discussion on how we can change the way we invest and measure impact for a Thriving Hawaii. This event is free and open to pio and makua of all ages. Register online at http://bit.ly/innovationhi2021

Eugene Tunac Marquez bridges Hawaiian music and his Ilokano roots as a celebration of Hawaiian enduring community of people and ina.

IMUAFESTIVAL.ORG Tonight! Donations can be made by texting IMUA to 88793 - anyone who donates this way will receive an invite to the interactive Disco Virtual... Happy Hour from SongDivision, so they can party along at home. This will happen alongside the gala, from 8pm HST tonight, Sat April 17. See more