5k/10k fun run

mālama ʻāina day in Kohala

huiMAU is hiring an ʻĀina Education Program Assistant. Join Hui Mālama i ke Ala ʻŪlili in working to re-establish the systems that sustain communities. Apply here or email [email protected].

Koʻa Camp - Koholālele ʻŌpio ʻĀina Camp applications open. Summer break June 9-12th. 4-day immersive overnight program primarily focused on empowering Hawaiʻi youth (ages 13-17) who are drawn to growing practices that cultivate aloha ʻāina. Guided by huiMAU ʻohana and the ʻāina of Koholālele, Hāmākua. Find more info and apply here

Kāhea for the Ea Hou Short Film Fest submissions open Feb. 11th - April 20th. Calling all filmmakers to share their stories of Ea and Sovereignty. Submissions accepted here

Do you have something to share about ʻulu? Join the 2026 Global Breadfruit Summit! If you work with ʻulu they want to hear from you! Farmers, chefs, innovators, researchers, cultural practitioners; the Global Breadfruit Summit is seeking contributions across the global breadfruit community. Submit here. Applications due April 30th breadfruitpeople.com

Zine Scene Fest Hawaiʻi is accepting vendor applications here. Festival will take place on July 11th, 10am-3pm at the East Hawaiʻi Cultural Center.

The Ecology of Cultivation Workshop Series on April 18th, May 2nd, & May 16th at One Village Farm. An introduction to regenerative agriculture, observation, agroforestry systems, and building relationship with land. Find more info & register here

Haku Mele Workshop with Kuulei Music on Sat. April 18th, 10am. Kuulei is a bilingual Native Hawaiian singer-songwriter from the Panaʻewa Homestead on Hawaiʻi Island. As a recording artist, she has released one album and multiple singles. Her music is inspired by her loyalty to Hawaiʻi land and people, as well as her experiences as a homestead farmer. RSVP here

ʻĀina Movement Writing Workshop on Sat. April 18th, 9-11am via Zoom. For Earth month, Talk Story Collective invites individuals in the diaspora to participate in a movement session focused on connecting with the ʻāina, followed by a writing session. Free and open to all levels of writers. Register here

People For Puhi: Community Beach Clean-Up on Sat. April 25th, 8am-12pm at Puhi Bay in Keaukaha instagram.com/keaukahacommunityassociation

Managing Water Risk Webinar on Mon. April 27th, 5:30-7pm via Zoom. Irrigation strategies and technology for efficient water use. Register for free at gofarmhawaii.org

Hale o Lono Workday every 2nd Saturday of the month. May 9th, 9am-11:30am. Join in connecting with ʻāina through traditional Hawaiian fishpond management in Keaukaha. More info at instagram.com/hale_o_lono and edithkanakaolefoundation.org/sites. Potluck encouraged. Recommended to bring tabis, gloves, sunscreen, and water.

Pepeʻekeo Mill Farmer’s Market on Sun. May 10th, 10am-4pm. Join us for a delightful experience filled with fresh, locally-grown produce, artisanal goods, and a wonderful community atmosphere. Interested vendors? Email [email protected]. HWY 19 & Sugar Mill Rd, Pepeʻekeo, HI 96783. Find more info on their Instagram

The Sea Is Never Full by Nainoa Rosehill: A solo exhibition at Ola Nā Iwi curated by Kanani Daley. Exhibition on view April 8 - June 13. https://ehcc.org/content/sea-never-full-nainoa-rosehill

Onomea Country Market is a distribution location for Hawaiʻi Farm-To-Car by Hoʻōla Farms; an online farmers market for local produce, meat, eggs, cheese, baked goods, value-added products, and more. SNAP/EBT accepted. Shop online Friday-Monday and pickup on Wednesdays from 3pm-5pm at the Pepeʻekeo location. https://hoolafarms.org/hawaii-farm-to-car/

Food Distribution Community Kitchen every 3rd Friday at the huiMAU hub in Paʻauilo. May 15th, 10am-pau. Pūʻolo meaʻai (food bundles) for kūpuna and ʻohana. Includes 1 pound of fresh Waipiʻo poi, a variety of locally grown veggies, and every so often a ready-to-eat meal/protein. To join the food program, all you need to do is answer a few registration questions as a walk-in. https://www.alaulili.com/community-kitchen.html