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Monday, 7/25 |
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Explorations of Haku Mele |
Cody Pueo Pata |
Insights into the realm of haku
mele. Focus will be on various elements used to
convey kaona. Applicable
pieces of traditional and contemporary mele will be explored. |
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| 1:30-4:30pm |
A Love Triangle: Pele, Hi`iaka & Lohiauipo |
Hokulani Holt-Padilla |
This workshop is a short overview of one version of
the story of Hi`iakaikapolioPele as she matures from girl to goddess. Her
relationship with her sister Pele and Lohiauipo will be explored. Also a
discussion on cultural practices and behaviors as found in this story will be
presented. |
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| 1:30-4:30pm |
Uses of La`i for Hula |
Kalei Samonte |
Students will learn three ways of using the la`i
(ti-leaf) for hula. They will learn to make a pa`u la`i (`auana style), lei
la`i (twisted style) and a kupe`e la`i (haku style with raffia). |
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Tuesday, 7/26 |
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| 8:30-11:30am |
Hula Kahiko Pu`ili |
Ua Smith |
This is a moderate speed and fun pu`ili hula about
the steam ship, Kilauea. |
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| 8:30-12:30 |
A Kealia - Huaka`i Pana Maui |
Cody Pueo Pata |
This huaka`i provides an opportunity to view the
Kealia area of Ma`alaea as mentioned in the mele, "A Kealia". This
excursion is used to support the `ike learned in the "A Kealia"
hula workshop by pointing out the various environmental features and aspects
of the song, plus additional information on the area. However, anyone
interested in learning about this Maui-specific pana is also welcomed. |
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Tuesday, 7/26 |
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| 8:30-1:30pm |
Creative Thinking Through Theatre Games |
Kipe Ebana |
This huaka`i will help us connect with our elements
of ocean, fire, and `aina. A fun day of traditional theatre games that will
test your creative thinking in a hula type of way!. The very games in which
produce the award winning show, `Ulalena. |
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| 8:30-4:30pm |
Returning to Haloa: An Overview of Waihe`e Ahupua`a |
Johanna Kamaunu & Kaniloa Kamaunu |
Beginning at Kukuipuka Heiau, an overview and
history of Waihe`e Ahupua`a will be presented. The huaka`I continues to
Waihe`e Valley and Kaluapo. A strenuous hike to significant sites or
cleaning lo`i or planting kalo is being offered. Learn a place mele or relax
and enjoy the view. |
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Wednesday, 7/27 |
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| 8:30-11:30 |
A Kealia - Hula Noho/Pu`ili for Maui |
Cody Pueo Pata |
"A Kealia" is a Maui-specific hula for the
Kealia area of Ma`alaea. Explorations of the song's different levels of
kaona reveal its true intent as a description of the hana aloha (love
sorcery) process. Names of places, akua, winds, rains, plants, waters and
sea are the main mediums through which this song's kaona are conveyed. All
levels of `olapa are welcomed AS LONG AS they can maintain the noho kukuli or
papio position.ǧǭ 쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓ꆱ쇓 |
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| 10:30-12NOON |
Na Iwi O Loko - Hawaiian Poetic Structure |
Puakea Nogelmeier |
Haku mele, the art of poetic composition, was
appreciated and fostered at every level of Hawaiian society from antiquity up
until today. This workship provides an overview of the internal workings and
poetic devices of Hawaiian poetry that constitute the iwi, the structure, of
this honored form of the language. |
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| 1:30-4:30p |
Hula `Olapa no Kaua`I |
John Keola Lake |
Aia Waimea O Ka Lani I Ka Uka O Ka Waiahulu is the
selected mele that you will learn. This mele is about the journey of our two
ali`i, Queen Emma and Alexander Liholiho, as they traveled up the ridges of
Waimea canyon on Kaua`i. You will also learn another hula `olapa, which will
be announced at a later time. |
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Thursday, 7/28 |
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| 8:30-12:30 |
A Kealia - Huaka`i Pana Maui |
Cody Pueo Pata |
This huaka`i provides an opportunity to view the
Kealia area of Ma`alaea as mentioned in the mele, "A Kealia". This
excursion is used to support the `ike learned in the "A Kealia"
hula workshop by pointing out the various environmental features and aspects
of the song, plus additional information on the area. However, anyone
interested in learning about this Maui-specific pana is also welcomed. |
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| 8:30-1:30pm |
Creative Thinking Through Theatre Games |
Kipe Ebana |
This huaka`i will help us connect with our elements
of ocean, fire, and `aina. A fun day of traditional theatre games that will
test your creative thinking in a hula type of way!. The very games in which
produce the award winning show, `Ulalena. |
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| 10:30-12noon |
Haipule Kanaka: Hawaiian Spirituality Intersects
with Christian Spirituality |
John Keola Lake |
A discusssion on how traditional Hawaiian images and
chants intersect with the spiritual values found in Christian beliefs today
will be presented. Learn how "Haipule" is a significant force in
the spirituality of our kupuna. |
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| 1:30-4:30pm |
He Mo`oali`i No Ihikapalaumaewa |
Kaleikoa Ka`eo & Kahele Dukelow |
The workshop will provide an overview of Maui's
royal past, specifically looking at mo`olelo, mo`oku`auhau and mele.
Participation is mandatory. |
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| 10:30-12NOON |
Na Iwi O Loko - Hawaiian Poetic Structure |
Puakea Nogelmeier |
Haku mele, the art of poetic composition, was
appreciated and fostered at every level of Hawaiian society from antiquity up
until today. This workship provides an overview of the internal workings and
poetic devices of Hawaiian poetry that constitute the iwi, the structure, of
this honored form of the language. |
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Thursday, 7/28 |
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| 1:30-4:30pm |
O na mea e pili `ana ka lua a me ka hula |
Kyle Nakanelua |
This presentation will share the things that are
similar and different between lua and hula. The characteristics of these
many things are interesting indeed. |
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| 8:30-4:30pm |
Returning to Haloa: The Story Continues in Maluhia |
Johanna Kamaunu & Kaniloa Kamaunu |
Participants will receive another perspective of the
Waihe`e Ahupua`a when the excursion travels to Maluhia. Learn about the
heiau history, na mea kanu (the plants), historical events and Talk Story! A
strenuous afternoon hike to Waihe`e Ridge is included. |
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Friday, 7/29 |
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| 8:30-4:30pm |
E Ola O Paeloko |
Lei Ishikawa, Lopaka Aiwohi, Wayne Ishikawa -
Paeloko, Waihe'e |
"and after a few days, went to a place called
Paeloko, at Waihe`e. There he cut down all the coconut tree, and fathered
the fiber of the coconut husks in great quantity. This he manufactured into
strong cord." (Sites of Maui; Elspeth P. Sterling, 1998) |
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| 8:30-2:00pm |
Habitat Restoration at Kapoho |
Scott Fisher, Maui Coastal Land Trust |
Help is needed in working in the loko kalo i`a of
Kapoho by clearing out the invasive species which makes this an unusable
habitat for the endangered ae`o and `alae ke`oke`o. Because this is an
inland fishpond, it is currently dry. (In the past, it was fed from an auwai
that ran from Waihe`e river.) The fishpond may date to about the time of
Pi`ilani, around 1500 CE. |
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| 8:30-2:00pm |
Ho`okahi I Ka Wai |
Joe Bertram III, South Maui Coastal Heritage
Corridor Trail |
Ho`okahi I Ka Wai (all of one color, harmonious, in
unity) is the theme of a series of walks re-establishing the primacy of the
Hawaiian transportation system of walking, as fundamental for transportation
and recreation in South Maui. To that end, we are taking 4 mile walk through
public lands that stretch the length of the Kihei coast. Some clean up and
planting will occur, but most important will be the foot-to-ground connection
to re-establish the soon-to-be constructed trail. |
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| 8:30-2:00 |
Hui O Wa`a Kaulua |
Ke`eaumoku Kapu & U`ilani Kapu |
Hui O Wa`a Kaulua is a non-profit organization which
houses 2 double-hulled canoes in Lahaina. Help clear the area as well as
beautify the park. A tour of the canoes will also be included. |
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| 8:30-12:30pm |
Ko`ie`ie Fishpond |
`Ao`ao O Na Loko I`a O Maui |
Learn about the history of Ko`ie`ie Fishpond and the
challenges faced during the revitalization of this native Hawaiian fishpond
that's over 500 years old! You'll do your part to preserve this fishpond and
surrounding area as `Ao`ao O Na Loko I`a O Maui begins its long awaited
journey of revitalizing this cultural treasure. |
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| 8:30-1:30 |
Wetland Restoration at Kealia |
Glynnis L. Nakai, US Fish and Wildlife Service
(6/27/05) |
The group will work on our wetland restoration
project, removing invasis (non-invasive) plants and planting natives grown in
our greenhouse. Much of our wetland restoration efforts involves battling
invasive species and opening up habitat for Hawai`i's endangered waterbirds
(stilts and coots). Even the smallest contributions by Volunteers make a big
difference! |
