World Premiere Hana Keaka (Hawaiian theatre) production inspired by true stories from Lahaina wildfires of 2023. Blends mele and hula to explore loss, resilience, and bond between people and place. Performed in combination of ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi, Hawaiʻi Creole English (Pidgin), and English. Content advisories: Grief and trauma, colonization, displacement, fire symbolism.

This 1-day workshop will introduce participants to the meditative practice of arranging white sand, stones, and small tools on black lacquer trays to create ephemeral miniature landscapes. Rooted in ancient Japanese and Chinese traditions and connected to the appreciation of suiseki (scholar's stones), bonseki embodies themes of ephemerality, seasonal awareness, and poetic reflection. Through guided demonstrations, hands-on practice, and quiet viewing (haiken), students will learn both introductory and intermediate techniques for shaping landscapes such as winter skies, blossoms, and birds in flight. The workshop will incorporate seasonal poetry, a tea and sweets service, and group reflection. Participants will have the rare opportunity to view selections from the instructor's personal antique bonseki collection. No-refund, no-exchange policy applies.