Hula Workshops on Kaua`i

Hula Workshops on Kaua`i

“Lucky you live Kaua`i” recently took on a new meaning for halau members; Roselle needed to be on island for two events, the annual membership meeting of Hui o Laka, and Dawn Kawahara’s book signing, on successive weekends in late November and early...

Kaua’i Museum

Kaua`i Museum is one of the best places on the island to learn about local culture. For many visitors. it is the first, and sometimes only, place they encounter Hawaiian history and arts. Many residents regard the museum and its staff as the premier repositories and...
Honokowai Adventure

Honokowai Adventure

by Petra Sittel hono = bay, gulch, valley; as a part of place names such a Honolulu, Honokohau, Honoli´i, Honomanu; kowai = bay of waters, waters that brake their way through the valley, wind borne waters, fulfillment; A long time ago Honokowai belonged to the...
Koke`e Kumu Class

Koke`e Kumu Class

It was an exciting weekend at Pu`uhinahina. Joining Roselle and the kumu class (Keakawaiola, Moanikeala, Hi`ipoi, Keanuenue, Keahi, and Heu`ionalani), were three members of a crew from National Public Radio. Stephanie, Maureen, and Edie were preparing a program for a...
Friendship Force Performance

Friendship Force Performance

An organization which has long been connected with Ka ‘Imi is the Friendship Force of Kaua’i. One branch of the global peace initiative called Friendship Force International, this group shares the ideal which we express in the phrase “lulu ka maile”, scatter the seeds...