FESTPAC is a traveling festival hosted every four years by a different nation in the Pacific.

Participants will join workstations at the event to collaborate on fast-paced translations while other curated experiences will engage keiki to kūpuna in a demonstration of technologies such as online Hawaiian language resources.

The public is invited to view a special display of dolls and make their own paper ones.

Love in the cosmos is a celebration meant to take couples out of this world.

Hawai‘i Volcanoes National Park continues to share Hawaiian culture, stewardship programs and opportunities to explore the Kahuku Unit throughout March 2020.

Attendees can learn Kapa making, to weave, to pound poi or to wood carve, among several other activities. 

Next week, Kona Historical Society will make its famous Portuguese cinnamon bread to celebrate Shrove.

The congregation of Kauaha‘ao Congregational Church, UCC, will be commemoration 200 years of Christianity in Hawai‘i  next week.

No experience is required, as participants will be taught everything they need to know the day of. All paint and supplies will be provided. 

There will be a lineup of free, multi-cultural performing arts and hands-on demonstrations, plus over 150 crafters and food booths from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday.