This past Thursday a couple of us members were introduced to Gertrude’s Jazz Bar (Named after Gertrude Steing) on Alii Drive. We arrived at 6pm, ordered drinks and some pupus and the band started playing at 6:30. Thursday is Latin Night and once the band began the dance floor became alive with all sorts of […]
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Aloha! The Waimea Ocean Film Festival heads to the Big Island January 1-9, 2018, along with another exciting line-up of films, speakers, exhibits, presentations and Breakfast Talks. Save the Date! for these action-packed days of exciting film, dynamic discussion, epic adventure, riveting surf, island culture, compelling speakers, intriguing exhibits and important conversation, set […]
Aloha! Another exciting line-up of films, speakers, exhibits, presentations and Breakfast Talks head to the island January 1-9, 2018. Save the Date! for these action-packed days of exciting film, dynamic discussion, epic adventure, riveting surf, island culture, compelling speakers, intriguing exhibits and important conversation, set amidst the beauty of the Kohala Coast. […] “I have paddled past Kalaemano countless times and have marveled at the beauty of the coastline. It was an honor and a thrill to be able to set my feet upon the land today!”…Barbara Kildow Aunty Lei and her family are stewards of this section of land, Kalaemano, that runs mauka to makai. […] Dance your cares away! Big Island ballroom dance scene taking off By Karen Rose Special to West Hawaii Today
Legendary playwright George Bernard Shaw described dancing as a vertical expression of a horizontal desire. This is especially apparent in ballroom dancing, sometimes called partner dancing, which has […]
Unfortunately the Ke ‘Olu Market will not be open this Wednesday, February 1, 2017. It should be functional next week on February 8th.
THE WEDNESDAY MORNING MARKET IS OPEN FROM 8 – 10AM AT THE KE ‘OLU LAWN BY THE POOL Produce Available Breakfast is being served, too. See you there!
[…] #gallery-3 { margin: auto; } #gallery-3 .gallery-item { float: left; margin-top: 10px; text-align: center; width: 50%; } #gallery-3 img { border: 2px solid #cfcfcf; } #gallery-3 .gallery-caption { margin-left: 0; } /* see gallery_shortcode() in wp-includes/media.php */ Thanks to Kaycee and Michael Krysty Raised on the slopes of Hualalai, Moana Kuma will reign as queen of the 2016 King Kamehameha Day Celebration Parade in Kailua-Kona on Saturday, June 11. In her unit, Moana honors her entire extended Ohana, friends, and past parade queens who illustrate Kona’s beautiful past, present, and future. As queen, she will pay tribute […] Big Ideas on the Big Island II In 2004 member ,Julie Wrigley and Dr. Michael Crow, President of Arizona State University founded the Julie Ann Wrigley Global Institute of Sustainability. The mission is to improve well being for people and the planet for present and future generations. Unlike other universities, sustainability is a defining value […]
The families of Kuki`o and Ka`upulehu, have resisted movement away from our `aina aloha, the region of North Kona, called Kekaha and further described as wai`ole (without water). A forever independent lot, we have been goat herders and ranchers, truck drivers and educators, always fishing our home waters and tending our gardens […] Mary’s work has been featured in numerous shows in the state of Hawaii. Active art instructor, she taught at the Four Seasons Hualalai for over a decade. She’s designed fabric for Kahala Sportswear, logos for Liquid Robotics, Jupiter Research Foundation, Bioscape Hawaii and others. Her artwork is in private and public collections including […]
We just got this in: Verne Yamanaka, a local member of Hualalai, wanted our membership to know about this hearing. The KMLAC will be making a presenting of our “Try Wait” program to County and State legislators at the Ka’upulehu Interpretive Center at 10:00 am. We welcome interested residents to this […]
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