Mt. View Library is Gradually Opening!  Monday- Friday 9-12am and 2-4pm

Treat ALL people with respect and dignity, care and welcome...

Learn to recognize, acknowledge, and work on you own and other's deeply ingrained stereotypes...

Who Should Attend? Seriously ill patients and their caregivers that need support at home.

Learn to runderstand and pratice the skill of reframing contenious, postion-based statements into neutral languages that helps everyone think more clearly and develop possible solutions.

Who Should Attend? Seriously ill patients and their caregivers that need support at home.

Rescheduled from earlier dates, Kele Kanahele of the Island of Ni‘ihau returns to teach the authentic creation of Ni‘ihau shell jewelry at the Lyman Museum! Visit his acclaimed workshop twice in April:

Learn how to make a necklace/lei in the crown flower pikake style, using your choice of momi ke‘oke‘o (white) or momi lenalena (yellow) shells, and your choice of pink or red kahelelani shells. Choose your colors when making your reservation! 

Rescheduled from earlier dates, Kele Kanahele of the Island of Ni‘ihau returns to teach the authentic creation of Ni‘ihau shell jewelry at the Lyman Museum! Visit his acclaimed workshop twice in April:

Learn how to make a necklace/lei in the crown flower pikake style, using your choice of momi ke‘oke‘o (white) or momi lenalena (yellow) shells, and your choice of pink or red kahelelani shells. Choose your colors when making your reservation!

Who Should Attend? Seriously ill patients and their caregivers that need support at home.

Ku'ikahi Mediation Center presents BASIC MEDIATION TRAINING 2020. Facilitated by Diane Petropulos & Catherine Lampton, this 4-day training takes place over two consecutive Saturdays & Sundays, September 12 & 13 and 19 & 20, from 8:30 pm to 5:00 pm in Hilo. 
Learn a variety of conflict resolution and prevention techniques in this interactive training--through lecture, group discussion, hands-on exercises, and mediation simulation practice. 
Whether you want to improve your communication skills or become a volunteer mediator at Ku'ikahi, this…

HIFB’s 2020 theme, “Wanderers and Migrants—Celebrating Hawaii's Avian Voyagers,” will celebrate the remarkable number of migratory and accidental avian visitors that arrive in Hawaii annually. HIFB’s special guest will be Jason Ward, American naturalist, birder, activist, and host of the 2019 TV documentary series Birds of North America.
Events include guided field trips and pelagic boat tours aboard Fair Wind's Hula Kai, Saturday Bird Fair with educational booths, local arts and crafts, birdwatching optics store and showcase, kids corner, educational talks and panel discussions. An evening presentation, The Seabirds of Traditional Hawaiian Navigation, will include storytelling, hula and Hawaiian song.

More at birdfesthawaii.org.


October 15-19, 2020
Times vary based on day and event