7/23 Saturday, 3p-6p - Aloha Kakou! Come join us Saturday, 7/23 3pm @ The Bamboo Club w/Lono Calls. Lono will be spinning his Vintage Hawaiian Vinyl and our band Momo and The Pu'uwai's will play a short live set! Make sure to reserve a table and order some pups and cocktails from The Bamboo Club and make an afternoon of it! A hui you! See you on the longboard!

7/18 Tuesdays, (8 weeks) 7pm-9pm: Kumu Mahealani is starting an online only Hawaiian Spirituality Group! This sacred circle is held within the foundations of Hawaiian Spirituality guided by Luna Ho'oponopono, Kumu Mahealani Linder/ Tjos 8 week session, creates community and spiritual support in the tribal model. Classes will be held on Zoom. For more info & registration: redmoonkumu@gmail.com

7/9 5pm - Aloha I Kekahi I Kekahi @ Native Sol in Long Beach! Join us for a very special offering with @mahealanilinder on Saturday, July 9th: 5pm. Located at the outdoor garden space of @nativesol & @earthing.earth "Aloha I Kekahi I Kekahi, means to love one another unconditionally. We will explore the meaning of Aloha, through the art of lei making. Pono through the foundations of Hawaiian Spirituality and Mana building through traditional Hawaiian Hula. Kumu Mahealani will move you through the foundational process of Aloha & Pono in your modern day lives. Space is limited. Energy exchange: $33-$55. Please Venmo: @Kumu-Mahealani to reserve your spaced. Please note that we need to have sign ups finalize a few days before the event so Kumu can prepare the supplies needed for the lei making and ceremony.

Long Beach! Join us for a very special Summer Solstice gathering and workshop with Kumu Mahealani on Tuesday, June 21st: 6pm-9pm. Happening in the outdoor space behind Native Sol and Earthing Earth. Learn how to make Lei (flower and ti leaf), Learn about the foundations of Hawaiian Spirituality and come learn the spiritual connection and healing of Hawaiian Hula! Energy exchange is sliding scale $33-$55. Please Venmo: @Kumu-Mahealani to reserve your space.

Come join us at Belles Beach House in Venice Beach for their Summer Wellness Series! Learn traditional Hawaiian Hula basics live on the outdoor patio, then have ono grinds at Belles Sunday Brunch to start your day! Sunday, June 12th 9am-10am! Sign up on Eventbrite!

Join us on Saturday, June 11th with Faith Ako, Steven Espaniola & the best in local music for a wonderful day of Hawaiian Mele, hula, use workshops and choke plenty aloha as we celebrate the Makana of Aunty Geri Kuhia. All ticket sales going to the Aunty Geri scholarship grant.

This new concert series is brought to you by your friends at Sandwich Islands Social Network, Ho’oilina Foundation and the Hawai’i Daughters Guild.

We are excited to have Kumu Mahealani for the Spirit Weavers Gathering 2022 in Cave Junction, Oregon! This class focuses on loa’a (to earn) and Ho’omana (acquiring spirit power) through Ha’i Kino (break body basics), Hula (Hawaiian Dance) and Oli (Hawaiian Chant).

We are excited to have Kumu Mahealani for the Spirit Weavers Gathering 2022 in Cave Junction, Oregon! This experience will help to guide and connect you through the ancient traditions of Hawaiian Spirituality of the Island of Molokai. Through sacredness of pule (prayer), the process of oli (chant), the life ways of pono (goodness; righteousness), the importance of ‘Ohana and caring for the ‘aina (land) and to reconnect to the beginnings and foundation of self to reveal the bowl of light.

We are excited to have Kumu Mahealani for the Spirit Weavers Gathering 2022 in Cave Junction, Oregon! Learn the basics in the traditional artistry of Hawaiian Featherwork. In this class you will learn how to make na hulu Pua, feather flowers to make lei or to wear in your hair to celebrate and create a keepsake for our sacred and joyful gathering.

Join us in celebrating Asian American & Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Heritage Day on Saturday, May 21st, from 10am to 2pm at the Santa Monica Mountains Visitor Center @ King Gillette Ranch in Calabasas, California.

The inaugural event will be hosted by National Park Service rangers from Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area and the Western National Parks Association (WNPA).

Asian Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Pacific Islanders have a rich heritage thousands of years old. These cultures have helped shape the history of the the United States.

Activities and presentations will highlight these diverse and fascinating cultures.

Throughout the day, there will be Taiko drumming, Hawaiian Featherwork and lei-making, Japanese and Chinese calligraphy, Japanese music and historical presentations on Chinese abalone fisherman by rangers from neighboring Channel Islands National Park.

A variety of cultural dances will also be performed including ancient and modern hula dancing, Japanese folk dancing and Filipino dancing.

The event and parking are both free.

RSVP at http://tinyurl.com/AANHPI-Heritage-Day

Kumu Mahealani Linder takes you on a historical journey with Hawai’i’s sacred and most reassured mastery, Lei Hulu, a truly revered cultural art form made with patience, aloha and mana.

We journey from Hawai’i’s native birds through the intricate process of creating feather adornments, feather lei, as well as the exquisite cloaks and helmets of Hawaiian royalty.

The class is for kanaka ‘kiwi and anyone who is interested in the art of Na Hana Hulu (Hawaiian featherwork), Hawai’i and Hawaiian Culture.

Kumu Hula Mahealani Linder carries the lineage of Auntie Noelani McIntosh of Kae’ohe, Oahu. She holds the title of Alaka’i Hulu of beloved Kumu Lokelani Reichert of Lei Hulu of California, who is also from Kane’ohe, O’ahu.

Born in Manila, Philippines, she is of Filipino, Polynesian, Pan-Asian, Native American, West African and Papuan descent and co antiques to study and research all of her ancestral origins.

She incorporates an indigenous perspective within the modalities of the modern world.

WHEN: Friday, MAY 13 @ 9am HST

COST: $20

What you will gain from the presentation:

—Insight into the history of Hawaiian Featherwork

—A deeper understanding of the meaning of featherwork adornments in ancient Hawai’i and present day

—Discover a featherwork masterpiece such as a lei, cloak or helmet.

This presentation is part of the ‘Ike Hawai’i Series and is brought to you by Mana O Molokai

We look forward to seeing you in class!