Crafts

 

Craft vendor registration form

Accepting vendor applications until May 30th.

Hands-On Cultural Activities

Free activities to celebrate the other products ʻulu trees can provide. 

 

Hawaiian Games
Led by cultural practitioner Koikuokalani Lum
Hukihuki - tug of war
Moa paheʻe - wooden darts sliding
ʻUlu maika - stone disc bowling
Ihe - spear throwing practice

Hana Noʻeau
Led by cultural practitioner Kukini Suwa
Hū kukui - make kukui nut spinning tops
Oeoe - make kamani nut whistles
ʻUlu leaf "stickers"

Other Demonstrations
Traditional kapa making using ʻulu instead of wauke
Lei making using malo ʻulu (leaf sheaths that cover newly emerging ʻulu leaves)

 

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