Hawaiian Print Stamping
Join us for a special Hawaiian leaf printing class led by Rachel Soares of Punalu'u. The very talented Mrs. Soares makes her own stampers and […]
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NAMI Hawaii Ending the Silence
The National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) Hawai‘i welcomes parents, caregivers, and families with young adult children (ages 12 and older) to Ending the Silence, a […]
Let’s Read, Let’s Craft Wednesday: Pom Pom Fish
Every Wednesday during Summer Reading Challenge, stop by the library to make a craft. Make a colorful Pom Pom Fish. This craft will take 40 […]
Year of the Kāhuli: Celebrating Hawaiʻi’s Native Land Snails
In celebration of the 2023 Summer Reading Challenge! 2023 is officially the Year of the Kāhuli (Hawaiian land snails). A specialist from the State Department of […]
CANCELLED/POSTPONED I Am A Scientist! Food Chemistry: The Hawaiian Diet
Sorry for the inconvenience. We are looking to reschedule to a future date in July. Check back for more information or call the library. I […]
Year of the Kāhuli: Celebrating Hawaiʻi’s Native Land Snails
In celebration of the 2023 Summer Reading Challenge! 2023 is officially the Year of the Kāhuli (Hawaiian land snails). A specialist from the State Department of […]
Family Board Games
Get together with family and friends and play some classic board games! All materials will be provided. An inherent risk of exposure to COVID-19 exists […]
Computer Coding For Kids
Hawaii - Honokaa 45-3380 Mamane St, Bldg #3, Honokaa, HI, United StatesLearn to design and create your own computer games, using the free platform Scratch. Chromebooks will be provided for use. Ages 10 & up, please. […]
Stories with Janine Oshiro
In celebration of the 2023 Summer Reading Challenge! Janine Oshiro explores the world of seeds through an imaginative storytelling program developed in consultation with local […]
Pilina Project – Manu, People, and Hawai’i
Wednesday July 12th, 5:00 PM - Makawao Library Please join us for a presentation about past, present, and future relationships among people, birds, and places. […]
