Nana, Anahulu Hōʻemi

Onomea Country Market Merch Release

Author

Cora Johnson
March 20, 2025

Anahulu Hōʻemi

Welcome to Gather Core, a newsletter by Onomea Country Market, released at the beginning of each anahulu.


gather (n.v.adj.) bring/come together, collect, understand

core (n.v.adj.) center, heart, gut, mind, innermost, enduring

Fruit Stand Menu

Local Produce

  • Avocado

  • Cacao

  • Apple Banana

  • Papaya

Baked Goods

  • Fresh Rosemary Bread available on Fridays (can pre-order to reserve a loaf)

Fridge Items

  • Lilipops: Hawaiian Fruit Popsicles

  • Tropical Dreams: Icecream

  • Waiholokui Garden: Gingerade

  • Uproot Origin: Turmeric Elixir

Storytelling: Through Image

Onomea Country Market has new merch available now in store. Mahalo Pohai for modeling! *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧

Song of the Anahulu

Memory by sp0hc

Community Happenings

  • Vendor & educational booth signups open until Monday, March 24th for Lā Honua Earth Day Festival in Pepeʻekeo on April 19th. Apply at https://www.projectkanu.org/makeke

  • Lā Honua Earth Day Festival on April 19th at Pepeekeo Park sunrise to sundown. Join us for tree/plant giveaway, scenic 5k walk & run, Earth Day market, live performances, and pau hana.

  • Intro to Beekeeping Workshop on Saturday, April 5th from 9:30am-11:30pm at Onomea Hub in Pepeʻekeo. Register through this link.

  • CSA fresh veggies: signups from Cherry Healing Farms for the next eight weeks, April 2nd-May 21st. Box pick-ups every Wednesday at Cherry Healing Center 10am or Punachicks Farm 12pm. Limited spaces left. Sign up at cherryhealingfarm.com 

  • Hui Mālama I Ke Ala ʻŪlili - huiMAU has 2 open positions: ʻĀina Education Program Specialist & ʻĀina Education Program Assistant. Join their ʻāina restoration crew. Find more information at instagram.com/huimau_ohana and alaulili.com

  • Pauhana Paʻauilo First Friday at huiMAU hub on April 4th from 5pm-8pm. Live music by Darlene Ahuna. Find more information at instagram.com/huimau_hub and alaulili.com/huimau_hub

  • Hale O Lono Workday every 2nd Saturday of the month. April 12th, 2025. 9am-11:30am. Join them in connecting with ʻāina through traditional Hawaiian fishpond management in Keaukaha. More information at instagram.com/hale_o_lono and edithkanakaolefoundation.org/sites Potluck encouraged. Recommended to bring tabis, gloves, sunscreen, and water.

Follow this link https://linktr.ee/gathercore to make submissions for Community Happenings and/or Maker Spotlights.

Onomea Country Market is a family style run corner store located at the end of the scenic route in Pepeʻekeo. We carry local produce from Hawaiʻi farms and other locally made products from Hawaiʻi farmers, artists, and makers. We also carry grocery and convenience items. Along with Piʻilani Kitchen and The Lei Bar, we are apart of Onomea Hub.