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Monday 9am - 4pm Tuesday 9am - 4pm Wednesday 9am - 4pm Thursday 9am - 4pm Friday 9am - 4pm

Mānoa Heritage Center

Name: Mānoa Heritage Center
Address: 2856 Oahu Avenue, Honolulu, HI, 96822, US
Telephone: +18089881287
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Mānoa Heritage Center

Inspiring people to be thoughtful stewards of their heritage.

A non-profit organization dedicated to promoting an understanding of the natural and cultural heritage of Hawaiʻi by caring for and sharing a cultural landscape centered on the sacred Kūkaʻōʻō Heiau, Native Hawaiian gardens and historic Kūaliʻi home and collections.

09/02/2025

It is that time of year again!

Support MHC next time you go to Foodland, Sack N Save, and Foodland Farms stores. If you are a Maikaʻi Member, You can make a donation during the month of September at check-out to Mānoa Heritage Center. Mahalo for your support!

Here’s how to donate at any Foodland, Sack N Save, or Foodland Farms store checkout during the month of September:
- Enter your Maikaʻi phone number on the keypad.
- Tell the cashier: “I’d like to make a $________* donation to MĀNOA HERITAGE CENTER, #78217. *Customers may donate any dollar amount up to $249.
- Review your receipt to confirm the organization name and donation amount is correct.

MĀNOA HERITAGE CENTER
CODE: 78217

08/28/2025

September is coming up soon🍂 Check out our September events and workshops here and on our website. For more info about specific workshops, head to our events calendar and find out more in the event descriptions.
https://calendar.manoaheritagecenter.org/

Mahalo to Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority! Workshops are made possible with funding provided by Hawaiʻi Tourism Authority through the Kūkulu Ola Program.

06/06/2025

There’s still time to sign up for ʻĀina Kumu Wai: A Watershed Workshop! It’s an opportunity to connect with other passionate educators from across the island to develop a place-based understanding of what it means to be a responsible steward of our ʻāina, cultivate a deeper understanding of our activities that connect students to the place, and develop a lesson tailored to your place!

⛰️🌧️Register and more info at bit.ly/ainakumu

04/21/2025

Join us for some special Mother’s Day events! Make an arrangement for mom at our Aloha Māmā Make and Take enjoy beautiful harp music by Megan Conley from Ocean Access Music plus make a lei with MHC’s Lilia Lorenzo at Love Songs and Lei Making.

Register for the Aloha Māmā Make and Take at bit.ly/alohamama2 (NOTE that link has been changed to correct one. Apologies for the earlier error)

Register for Love Songs and Lei Making at bit.ly/lovesongslei (Space is limited for this event so sign up soon!)

Valley ’sDayWorkshops

03/04/2025

Looking for something fun to do? Come learn about traditional siapo (Samoan tapa) design with Kumu Wes Sen. You will also get the opportunity to design your own hat or headband using traditional techniques and plant dyes.

Register at bit.ly/mhcsiapo

01/30/2025

Photograher needed for MHC workshops, tours, and events. Please email [email protected]

01/09/2025

Happy new year! We hope 2025 is starting off well for everyone 🎇

Just stopping by with program updates:
🌖 There are still spaces available for Mahina as Medicine with Hemakana Pacarro - sign up at bit.ly/mahinamed
🌺Registration is open for nature journaling on Sat. Feb. 8 - go to bit.ly/natjo28
📜Our first paper class is coming up: Intro to Papermaking with Allison Roscoe - sign up for it at bit.ly/pprintro215

We hope to see you soon! Mahalo 💚

12/17/2024

Happy Monday and Happy Holidays! 🎄

Weʻve got a couple of great workshops coming up in the new year! There’s Pae Laʻau (Surf Wood) in January and Mahina as Medicine in February. See images for workshop information and sign up at the following links:

🏄🏽‍♂️Pae Laʻau: bit.ly/surfwood2
🌖Mahina as Medicine: bit.ly/mahinamed

06/19/2024

Please join us on Thursday, July 11 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. for a special public program, “Endangered Endemics: A Peek into the Fascinating World of Hawai‘i Kāhuli.”

This presentation will include a talk led by David Sischo, a wildlife biologist with the Division of Forestry and Wildlife who also coordinates the DLNR’s Snail Extinction Prevention Program (SEPP). A short-film by filmmaker Daniel A. Kelin II about Hawaiʻi’s endemic kāhuli will follow, and a discussion will cap off the program. A big mahalo to the Hawai’i Council for Humanities who helped make this event possible.

Sign up for the event by visiting us at manoaheritagecenter.org.

06/13/2024

It was the last day of class for our 2024 Summer Hula Camp students, however theyʻll be taking home memories theyʻll never forget from the experience—just like this.

Performing for friends and families, the class of over 25 students took their audience from the sea to the land, performing three different hula representing what they learned over the seven-day workshop. This yearʻs class had a great mix of keiki (kids) and kūpuna (seniors), all working, learning and playing together.

A big mahalo to Kumu Kilohana Silve of Hālau Hula o Mānoa for leading the class, sharing moʻolelo (stories) and integrating ma ka hana ka ‘ike hands-on activities.

Address

2856 Oahu Avenue
Honolulu, HI
96822

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 4pm
Tuesday	9am - 4pm
Wednesday	9am - 4pm
Thursday	9am - 4pm
Friday	9am - 4pm

Telephone

+18089881287

Website

http://www.manoaheritagecenter.org/

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