Showing posts with label community. Show all posts
Showing posts with label community. Show all posts

Friday, February 18, 2011

February's Ku'i

Last night's ku`i was incredible. Many new faces, lots of kupuna and many beautiful kamali'i. We humbly thank those who attended, both seen and unseen for contributing towards the great energy that was there which we took with us as we departed. We look forward to seeing many new faces as well as those who consistently and positively support this endeavor. As we eagerly anticipate announcing the date of the next ku`i, please enjoy the photos from last night. MAHALO.

Saturday, December 18, 2010

In the presence of our elder sibling, how can we be anything but awed? Inspired? Energized? ACTIVATED? Saturday December 11th saw a group of Native Hawaiians being inspired, energized and reactivated in the ancient practice of creating pa`i `ai from kalo. With its roots in our past, this cultural practice is alive and well right here in Utah. Slowly our people here are reconnecting to what is inherently ours and what better way to start than with our elder sibling Haloa?
Typically there is at least one community ku'i a month, and you are ALL invited to come and participate, even if it's just by observing and enjoying the immense aloha that is always present when we gather. Make sure you follow us so you're always updated!

Here are some photos of our most recent ku'i, mahalo nunui to all of those who were present, both seen and unseen, and we look forward to seeing everyone at the next ku'i. Until then, ho'omau e na 'oiwi!










Thursday, October 14, 2010

Mahalo!


Mahalo nunui to all that came out to the community ku'i last night, and whose positive energy and excitement helped serve to make it a success! Mahalo piha to Lei Aloha O Ka 'Ohana for their support, and always, to Daniel Anthony and Mana 'Ai for providing the example for Malama Haloa 'o Utah to humbly follow. Below are some photos from that night, please enjoy! We will be posting a slideshow soon so make sure you check back with us!
Me ka ha'aha'a,
Na Tina