Gyotaku Fish Printing Exhibit by Micah Kai Yamauchi
The Gyotaku fish prints by Micah Kai Yamauchi will be on display from June 6 to July 1, 2022 in the Hawaii State Library’s first […]
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Mini Teen Book Bingo
Students in Grades 6 to 12, visit the Hawaii State Library—Young Adult Section during business hours to pickup your BINGO sheet. Complete the fun activity […]
VIRTUAL EVENT: Sea Turtles of Hawai‘i and Beyond
Join us at this "Oceans of Possibilities" Summer Reading Challenge virtual event with veteran educator Marc Rice. He will talk about the sea turtles found […]
VIRTUAL EVENT: Special Reading with Kaipō Pomaikai | ʻUʻuku Ka Hana ʻUʻuku Ka Loaʻa (The Story of a Hawaiian Tugboat Captain)
Celebrate "Oceans of Possibilities"! Join us for a special book reading and talk story with Kaipō Pomaikai. Uncle Kaipō will be reading "ʻUʻuku Ka Hana, […]
Turning Trash into Treasure with Upcycle Hawaii
Upcycle Hawaii has diverted 797 pounds and over 56,000 square feet of plastics from local landfills since January 2018. Mattie Larson, founder of the Hilo […]
Tote Bag Decorating
Paint, forks, foam, oh my! We’ve got the supplies and you’ve got creativity; let’s put them both to use and decorate some tote bags! Each […]
Free
Shakuhachi Music with Christopher Yohmei Blasdel
Christopher Yohmei Blasdel is a master shakuhachi musician. He will perform original and Japanese compositions. This 45-minute program is suitable for ages 5+. Young children […]
Dungeons and Dragons for Teens
In-person D&D gaming sessions for teens in grades 6-12 are back, in celebration of our Summer Reading Program: Oceans of Possibilities! Our skillful and experienced […]
Free
Brazilian Music with Yaô
Yaô is a duo that explores the Afro-Brazilian traditional music and folklore and consists of Gustavo D’Amico on woodwinds and Rafael Amaral on guitar. The award […]
Teen Pom Pom Bookmark Craft
Limber up your fingers! Learn to make a fluffy and cute pom pom bookmark using yarn and your fingers. This craft program, appropriate for ages […]
