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March 11th Workshop

March 15, 2017October 14, 2017

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 Hale Building Workshop March 11th
Final Hale Building Workshop – April 29 

Welina Mai Kākou!

Welcome to Hōnaunau!

The banner image above is an early 1900s archival photo of the shoreline area of Hōnaunau Bay that encompasses Kapuwai and part of what is now the Puʻuhonua O Hōnaunau National Historic Park. Look closely to see the Model T coming down the road, the fishing canoes, and the “Kona Nightingale” (donkey) walking along the beach.

From 2015–2017, Keōua Hōnaunau Canoe Club implemented a grant-funded project to strengthen the cultural landscape of this coastal area. Together with many community members and project partners, we restored the Hale O Ho‘oponopono at Honaunau Bay and created an educational ahupua‘a boundary marker system for the area.

Kōkua Iā Mākou

Do you have stories, photos, or other information that you would like to add to our collection of historical, genealogical or other information about Hōnaunau Bay? Please provide your name and email address and/or phone number and weʻll get in touch with you.

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