Hilo, Hawai`i

Created September 14, 1999                                                                                    Updated May 3, 2009 

!Celebrating 10 Years of Continuous Web Presence!

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Leilehua Yuen

Events with Leilehua

Classes with Leilehua

Hawaiian Culture
Hula
Music
Lei

Lei Day   

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Community Calendars

Ka`ahele Shopping

Hawaiian Greeting Cards
The oldest and largest line of greeting cards in the Hawaiian Language.
Now including English and blank inside.

Native Hawaiian Plants Greeting Cards and Gifts
Featuring native and endemic plant species

Native Hawaiian Plants Calendars
The first commercially available calendars to feature Native Hawaiian plants.

Hula Cards
Designed especially with the hula dancer in mind.

LeiManu Designs
Elegant sculptural lu`au torches and interior lighting fixtures designed and individually fashioned on the island of Hawai`i.

Eco-Tourism Workshops
June 3-7

   Sustainable Indigenous-culture-based eco-tourism workshops taught by Denise Goodfellow. Explore how to sell without selling out.

National Trails Day
What Path are You On?


Denise Lawungkurr Goodfellow, professional birder

   In ancient times, Hawaiian people recognized that it was the kuleana, the responsibility, of each individual to kōkua, to help maintain the trails and pathways. As people walked the trails, they each did a little of the necessary maintenance, from replacing rocks knocked from the edges to smoothing roughened places. As many people each were doing a little, a lot got done.
   In these challenging economic times, we can use the lessons of the past and each lend a hand to pave a clearer path to the future. June 6 is National Trails Day, but we'll be celebrating all month with various fun educational activities in support of sustainability and environmental and cultural health. 

On-Line `Ohana

Kau Kau Kitchen
Local-style Hawai`i Island grinds.

Keoki Kahumoku's New Website
Links to Keoki' activities, workshops, music, and more.

Kona Web
Visit Bob and Shirley over on the Kona side and catch up on all the happenings.

Wrench Wench
With almost 365 riding days per year, Leilehua shares her love of motorcycles

Huapala
Comprehensive catalog of Hawaiian chants and songs.

Lei making Workshops
June 6-7, 2009

   Learn to make traditional Hawaiian lei with Leilehua Yuen in this in-depth workshop series covering the interrelationships of the environment, harvesting protocols, crafting of the lei, gifting, storage, and final appropriate disposal.

    

 

    Ka`ahele Hawai`i  is an electronic magazine of Hawai`i Island. We hope to provide material of interest and usefulness to readers both on and off Ka Moku Hawai`i. It is currently under development as the first website designed and managed by Yuen Media Services. We would like to invite YOU, the reader, to participate in the development of this site. Please let us know of any suggestions you may have to make this site more useful and enjoyable. Mahalo, Leilehua Yuen.

 

  All artwork and text, unless otherwise noted, is copyright D. Leilehua Yuen and may not be copied by any means, electronic or otherwise, without permission of Leilehua Yuen.

Note from Leilehua:

To copy my - or any other artist's - work without permission constitutes theft.

You wouldn't walk into my house and steal one of my paintings, would you? Why steal it from my website? If you like my work that much, do the honorable thing and purchase it honestly. That way I will be able to afford to keep producing more.