BLACK HISTORY SERIES KICK-OFF
Please join the Kahuku Public and School Library as we celebrate the start of our Black History Series from January to April. To start off, […]
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Recycle: Art Craft For Children
Let’s turn trash into something we can treasure! Children will use recycled plastic to create unique art. All materials will be provided. This program is […]
Children’s Storytime : Multicultural Children’s Book Day
Join us to celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day, which is a celebration of children’s stories that feature diversity and inclusivity. Creating life-long readers begins at […]
Multicultural Children’s Book Day Story Time
Celebrate Multicultural Children’s Book Day with a special story time with Michele Carvalho. Multicultural Children’s Book Day is a celebration of children’s stories that feature […]
Community Seed Library: Tropical Plants with Diana Duff
Diana Duff will give a PowerPoint presentation identifying 100 plants suitable for Hawaiian gardens. She will talk about ornamental ground covers, shrubs and trees, including […]
BLACK HISTORY SERIES – Musician/Artist John Henry Nichols
Please join us at Kahuku Library, as we feature internationally acclaimed artist and musician John Henry Nichols, a local resident of Ko’olauloa. He will share […]
Join the 2020 Census Team
The U.S. Census Bureau is recruiting thousands of people across the country to work on the 2020 Census. These positions provide an opportunity to earn […]
Recycle Hawaii- What’s Up With Waste Now?
In this presentation and forum, you will learn about solid waste in Hawai'i County. How do you sort it? How clean does it have to […]
BLACK HISTORY SERIES – Portrait Artist Kimberly Keys and Dancer Sequoia Carr-Brown
Please join the Kahuku Public and School Library as we host portrait artist Kimberly Keys and dancer/choreographer Sequoia Carr-Brown, two talented, local residents of O'ahu. […]
Out of State– Film and Discussion
Transitions is a 3-part discussion series hosted by Hawai'i Council for the Humanities, in partnership with the Wai'anae Public Library. The community is invited to […]
