Saturday, February 18, 2023 Join us in the lo’i for traditional wetland taro cultivation All ages welcomed. Come prepared to get muddy! Potluck lunch Bring water, sun protection, dry change of clothes, hand tools like sickles, weed eaters… Take home … Read More
Saturday, January 21, 2023 Join us in the lo’i for traditional wetland taro cultivation All ages welcomed. Come prepared to get muddy! Potluck lunch Bring water, sun protection, dry change of clothes, hand tools like sickles, weed eaters… Take home … Read More
Join us in the lo’i for traditional wetland taro cultivation All ages welcomed. Come prepared to get muddy! Potluck lunch Bring water, sun protection, dry change of clothes, hand tools like sickles, weed eaters… Take home some taro and other … Read More
Join us in the lo’i for traditional wetland taro cultivation All ages welcomed. Come prepared to get muddy! Potluck lunch Bring water, sun protection, dry change of clothes, hand tools like sickles, weed eaters… Take home some taro and … Read More
Kapahu Living Farm ‘Ohana Day and Community Work Party Saturday, Sept 17, 2022 10 am – pau Potluck lunch ‘Ohana, community members and visitors welcome! All ages welcome. Come prepared to get muddy! Bring water and snacks, sun protection, hand … Read More
Aloha HFUU ‘Ohana! JOIN US for HFUU-Hāna Chapter’s annual meeting Kapahu Living Farm in Kipahulu Saturday August 20, 10am to pau Who: Hawaii Farmers Union Hāna Chapter What: Annual Meeting, Farm Tour, Workday & Lunch Potluck! Where: Kapahu Living Farm in Kipahulu When: Saturday, … Read More
Kapahu Living Farm Community Workday Saturday, April 30, 2022 10 am – pau All ages welcomed. Come prepared to get muddy! Potluck lunch Bring water, sun protection, dry change of clothes, hand tools, weed eaters… Kapahu Living Farm, Kipahulu… Mauka … Read More
Ka Wai Ola O OHA August 1, 2021 By Scott Crawford The residents of Kīpahulu live off the grid. They generate their own power, obtain water through catchment systems and streams, and grow, gather, raise and catch their own food. … Read More
This virtual huakaʻi created by students from Hāna School explores the Kīpahulu moku of East Maui. The students visit Kapahu Living Farm and interview the founders Uncle John and Aunty Tweetie Lind of Kīpahulu ʻOhana. The film also shares more … Read More
The Maui News August 15, 2020 Ten Maui County nonprofits have been awarded nearly $200,000 in grants to help operate their farms and fishponds and continue distributing locally grown food to residents in need during the pandemic. The Hawai’i Community … Read More