without walls (wow)
hands on workshopS
Our community programs run under the “WOW” (WithOut Walls) banner and center on developing skills and knowledge in sustainability from mauka to makai (mountains to ocean), and on building a greater appreciation for the connection between nature and the arts. WOW hands-on workshops are open to children and adults and families are encouraged to come together.
Below are upcoming workshop descriptions. Registration for all workshops is REQUIRED. We cannot accommodate walk-ins.
Please note: We will not give refunds unless notice is received at least 7 days in advance.
Participants will receive an email with details and directions for the workshop the Wednesday prior to the workshop.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email: sayo@malamalearningcenter.org or by phone: (808) 483-0678.
Below are upcoming workshop descriptions. Registration for all workshops is REQUIRED. We cannot accommodate walk-ins.
Please note: We will not give refunds unless notice is received at least 7 days in advance.
Participants will receive an email with details and directions for the workshop the Wednesday prior to the workshop.
If you have any questions, please contact us by email: sayo@malamalearningcenter.org or by phone: (808) 483-0678.
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Workshop: Learn to make Mock Orange Lei Poʻo and Lei Aʻi Instructor: Jewelynn Kirkland When: Saturday, August 25, 2018, 9am-noon Location: Camp Palehua Directions will be provided upon registration Cost: $20 per person or $50 for families of up to 3 people*** ***all materials included in the registration fee Workshop Limited to 15 people Keiki 12 and up are welcome! They must be able to braid, hold the mock orange in place with one hand and wili with the other. Ever thought about using mock orange for lei po'o or lei a'i? Join us for a fabulous morning learning to make mock orange lei po'o or lei a'i! Mock orange is an abundant hedge or tree that provides beautiful leaves and flowers for lei. In this workshop we will spend the morning learning to make lei poʻo (head lei) or lei aʻi (neck lei) with mock orange. The mock orange lei po`o was an adornment for traditional hula kahiko, today we can learn to make these beautiful mock orange lei and continue the tradition that many people have forgotten. Our instructor for this workshop is Jewelynn Kirkland. Jewelynn is a teacher at Nānākuli High School and a practitioner with many talents! She has a bountiful garden, fabulous cook, beautiful lei maker and is a lauhala weaver. Jewelynn will guide our workshop through the process; all you need to bring is yourself, a little patience and a positive attitude! ************************************************************************************* Workshop: Introduction to Making Fermented Drinks Instructor: Terri Langley When: Saturday, September 22, 2018, 9am-noon Location: Kitchen Classroom at Kapolei High School Directions will be provided upon registration Cost: $20 per person or $50 for families of up to 3 people*** ***$5pp ingredient fee Workshop Limited to 15 people This hands-on workshop will take you through the basics of making your own probiotic drinks at home using wholesome ingredients you probably already have in your kitchen! Learn the hidden health benefits of fermented drinks, and gain peace of mind knowing you are in control of the potency and quality. We will be sharing recipes and samples, as well as a lively discussion about our ‘gut health’ and how it relates to our immune system. We will be making: Beet Kvass: an Eastern European tonic, often called ‘the blood of the earth’ uses the natural properties of beets to cleanse the blood Live Lemonade: a refreshing new way to enjoy the wonderful cleansing properties of lemon, it’s effervescence and low sugar help to promote ‘good’ gut bacteria Ginger Beer: this non-alcoholic drink uses natural carbonation and health properties of ginger to boost your immune system by kicking up the nutritional factors from the fermenting process ************************************************************************************* Workshop: Lauhala Weaving- the "Love Knot" Instructor: Jewelynn Kirkland When: Saturday, October 6, 2018, 9am-noon Location: Camp Palehua Directions will be provided upon registration Cost: $20 per person or $50 for families of up to 3 people*** ***all materials included in the registration fee Workshop Limited to 15 people Join us for this hands-on class and learn the basics on how to weave the "Love Knot." The "Love knot" can be used to make many things including: bracelets, mats, and even hats! Our instructor for this workshop is Jewelynn Kirkland. Jewelynn is a teacher at Nānākuli High School and a practitioner with many talents! She has a bountiful garden, fabulous cook, beautiful lei maker and is a lauhala weaver. Jewelynn will guide our workshop through the process; all you need to bring is yourself, a little patience and a positive attitude! ************************************************************************************* |
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If you have any questions, please contact us by email: sayo@malamalearningcenter.org or by phone: (808) 483-0678.
Mahalo to the following supporters of the Mālama Learning Center and our programs!
Their support helps to keep fees affordable.
Their support helps to keep fees affordable.
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Kamehameha Schools
Aloha Poke Shop
Aloun Farms
DuPont Pioneer
Friends of Kapolei Hale
Gentry Homes
Haseko Development
Hunt Companies
Ko Olina Resort
PVT Land Company
R.M. Towill Corporation
Aloun Farms
DuPont Pioneer
Friends of Kapolei Hale
Gentry Homes
Haseko Development
Hunt Companies
Ko Olina Resort
PVT Land Company
R.M. Towill Corporation
Additional donations are appreciated!