DANA ANNE YEE, LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT, LLC.

Dried Lauhala from the Pandanus Tree were `Ulana (weaved) into this Moeana (Lauhala mat)   Kanapī (Centipedes) made from Lauhala “crawls all over your feet” Loggins and Messina Saturday afternoons in February and March of 2026 were spent at the Honolulu Museum of Art learning the Native Hawaiian practice of `Ulana (weaving). Jordan Paguirigan taught us the cultural significance of Hala (Pandanus) and its importance to Hawaiʻi. We learned how to clean, cut, and strip lau hal

What a nice way to spend Chinese New Year with my mom. We started the day at a wonderful Succulent and Rock Garden Class at Foster Botanical Garden. Lasar and Melody taught us how to arrange the rocks, planter mix, and succents to make our beautiful gardens. We then enjoyed a delicious meal at Utage, filling ourselves up with oxtail soup and a teri burger where we saw David and Tony. We added to our meal Kam Bakery glazed donuts and Young's Fish Market charsui. Yummy. We

A beautiful morning was celebrated at King Liholiho Elementary School on February 11, 2026. The air was filled with happy sounds of students, teachers, staff, and the Royal Hawaiian Band. fifty former retired teachers were treated to enjoyable presentations by Liholiho students. The students and staff planned for 1 year and performed presentations from true and false questions about the school, to an original song to honor a generous King, to a demonstration about how an im

Printmaker Volunteers at Hawai`i Plantation Village were rained out due to the big Wind Storm of February 7, 2026 We were eager to make prints with the community at the Waipahu Hawai`i Plantation Village 2026 Year of the Fire Horse printmaking outreach event but due to the strong winds and rainy weather the printmaking event was cancelled. The good news is that most of the event and activities were moved inside. We enjoyed the festivities by playing bingo and pin the face on