ʻAiea High Schoolʻs Hale Hāola Kanaka Cultural Institute: Hale O Nā Aliʻi presents Hōʻike 2025!
Join ʻAiea High School’s students as they present an extraordinary show of Hawaiian culture! The event is happening on Saturday, April 12 from 6-8pm at Moanalua High School’s Performing Arts Center.
The event is FREE! Donations are accepted and highly appreciated.
Please share the following flyers with anyone you think would be interested. We hope to see you there!
UPDATED MARCH 29 to include an informational flyer.
Aloha Iā Halewilikō (the senior housing being built at the ʻAiea Sugar Mill site behind ʻAiea Library) is accepting resident applications!
If you or someone in your family is interested in applying, the resident selection plan can be downloaded below:
To apply, follow this link and click “Application” and then “Apply Online.” If you are interested in applying, please submit your application by or before April 30, 2025, to ensure you are entered into the lottery. (For details, please read the Resident Selection Plan and informational flyer, linked above.)
The following are files and links distributed for the March 2025 ACA meeting (taking place on March 17, 2025). More files will be added as they are received.
(The subscribe link on the right sidebar has been broken for a while — apologies for the inconvenience! The form should be working again, so if you want to subscribe to our mailing list to be notified of our future meetings, feel free to sign up. All you need is an email address.)
Files:
Links:
The Friends of ʻAiea Library will be holding a booksale on Saturday, March 29 from 9am to 2pm at ʻAiea Public Library, 99-374 Pohai Place.
Come by for some cheap books, music, movies, and other media! We usually have a lot of books for sales and a lot of cheap DVDs (you can fill a bag for $5!)
The proceeds from the sale will be used to fund activities and programs at ʻAiea Public Library.
The following are files distributed for the February 2025 meeting. More files will be added as they are received.
The prospective developer of the New Aloha Stadium Entertainment District, Aloha Halawa District Partners, is having a community meeting tomorrow night (Monday, February 3) beginning at 6:30 PM at the Aloha Stadium Hospitality Room. Doors to the event will open at 6:00 PM.
Aloha Halawa District Partners will give a presentation and a community Q&A will follow. Members of the community are invited to come, listen to the presentation, and ask questions to the developers. If you want to make your voice heard on the new Aloha Stadium or development of the surrounding district, now is your chance!
Location note: Please note that due to some logistical issues, we are relocating the in-person part of the meeting to Aiea Hongwanji. So, if you want to join tonight’s meeting, you can either come down to Aiea Hongwanji Mission at 99-186 Puakala St, Aiea, HI 96701, or just connect to the meeting virtually via GoToMeeting (the link has been sent to everyone subscribed to our mailing notices. If you are not subscribed, please enter your email address in the form on the sidebar to the right and hit the “Subscribe” button.):
The following are files distributed for the January 2025 meeting. More files will be added as they are received.
The storied voyaging canoe Hōkūleʻa will be returning to Puʻuloa this Saturday, and will be moored near Rainbow Bay (in ʻAiea Bay, past the USS Arizona Memorial visitor’s center and 604 restaurant) for the following week!
The public is welcome to join Hōkūleʻa’s arrival ceremony from 9am to 1pm this Saturday, January 18! No RSVP is necessary.
Public tours will be available, weather permitting, on:
Mahalo to everyone who made this possible!
Aloha kakou,
Please join us on Friday, January 31, 2025, from 5pm to 9pm at ʻAiea High School’s football field for Hale O Nā Aliʻi’s Makahiki Festival 2025!
From Kumu Keola, director of the Hale Hāola Kanaka Cultural Institute (of which Hale O Nā Aliʻi is a part), this is the first event of its kind at AHS! It will be similar to ʻAiea Fest, however, this event is grounded and rooted in Kanaka Culture in order to celebrate the Kanaka New Year. There will be Makahiki games, food trucks, local vendors, and more!
Hale O Nā Aliʻi are the Hawaiian Language and Hula Students of ʻAiea High School. Hale O Nā Aliʻi falls within the larger canopy of the Hale Hāola Kanaka Cultural Institute.
We hope to see you there!
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