#pohukaina

Ahahui Malama o Kaniakapupu is hosting a clean-up and educational sharing day on Sunday at Kaniakapupu in Nuuanu, Kamehameha III's summer palace, which hosted the largest royal celebration of La Hoihoi Ea in 1847. For 50 years from 1843-1893, ka Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea celebrated Hawaiian national independence on July 31st each year. It was revived by a new generation of aloha ‘āina in 1985. We continue this legacy and in renewing our love for Hawaiian independence. Malama Kaniakapupu is part of a month-long series, building momentum toward ka Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea. Join us in taking care of one of the original historic sites where Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea was celebrated by King Kauikeaouli Kamehameha III. Bring your work clothes, gloves, and water bottles to help us keep this place special. Contact Lynette Cruz at [email protected] for more information. #hawaii #kou #honolulu #iolanipalace #pohukaina #timeteo #emaukea #lahoihoiea (at Iolani Palace)

Mālama the gorunds of ʻIolani Palace on Sunday July 16 feom 9AM-12PM . . . Return to Pohukaina burial mound on the grounds of Iolani Palace and join Lynette Cruz of Ka Lei Maile Alii Hawaiian Civic Club as they host a workday and share about this historic site where Timoteo Haalilio, National Hawaiian delegate who helped secure independence for Hawaii in 1843, now rests. Bring your work clothes, water, mosquito repelant and come ready to give back. For 50 years from 1843-1893, ka Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea celebrated Hawaiian national independence on July 31st each year. It was revived by a new generation of aloha ‘āina in 1985. We continue this legacy and in renewing our love for Hawaiian independence. Nā Hua Ea is part of a month-long series, building momentum toward ka Lā Ho‘iho‘i Ea. Join us for an morning of malama on the Iolani Palace grounds. For more info contact Lynette Cruz at [email protected] or Marsha Joyner at [email protected] #Hawaii #IolaniPalace #POHUKAINA #emaukeea (at Iolani Palace)