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SUMMARY:Kona Historical Society Shrove Tuesday Special Bake
DESCRIPTION:February 20\, 2020:\nKona Historical Society Shrove Tuesday Special Bake. Kona Historical Society will make its famous Portuguese cinnamon bread to celebrate Shrove Tuesday on February 20\, from 10-noon at Kona Historical Society’s stone oven\, or forno\, located in the pasture below the Society’s Kalukalu Headquarters and its historic general store museum in Kealakekua. The public is invited to watch Kona Historical Society staff and volunteers create these sticky\, sweet loaves of cinnamon bread. Attendees will also learn about the traditional art of Portuguese bread making and the contributions of the Portuguese\, who arrived in Hawaii in the 1880s. While many of these immigrants worked in the sugar plantations\, a fair number did find their way to Kona dairies and are credited for helping develop this industry. Kona Historical Society makes cinnamon bread on Shrove Tuesday to pay homage to the days of the sugar plantations of the 1800s\, when resident Catholic Portuguese would mark the day by eating richer\, fatty foods and desserts before the ritual fasting of the Lent season\, which lasts 40 days. They would often use up butter and sugar prior to Lent by making large batches of malasadas\, the well-known and beloved Portuguese doughnut without a hole. Shrove Tuesday is also known as Fat Tuesday. Cinnamon bread loaves\, each costing $8\, can be purchased starting at 12:30 p.m. Bread sales go until 4 p.m. or sold out. konahistorical.org
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LOCATION:Kona Historical Society\, 81-6551 Mamalahoa Highway\, Kealakekua\, HI\, 96704\, United States
CATEGORIES:Big Island
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SUMMARY:Maikai Kauai-He inoa No Kaumualii
DESCRIPTION:February 20\, 2020:\nMaikai Kauai-He inoa No Kaumualii explores the link between the ancient and modern by the verse found in both; Maikai Kauai Hemolele I Ka Malie. It is an ancient saying celebrating the incomparable beauty\, peace and excellence of Kauai Island. The original mele inoa or name chants honors Kauai’s paramount Moi King Kaumualii. Lei I Ka Mokihana\, a.k.a Maikai Kauai is a mele auana that pay tribute to the special beauty of Kauai\, and written by Henry Waiau\, Kumu Kehaulaniʻs great-grandfather. Now\, as then; He Alii ka Aina-the land is the Chief Through story and dance Kumu will entertain and educate the audience\, utilizing the gifts left to us by prominent Haku Mele or Hawaiian posts & composers. She will expand upon the significance of Hula & Hawaiian oral traditions as a means of deepening our appreciation for the vision of Kauai past\, present & future. The presentation is offered in conjunction with a Kauai School Banner Project. Schools will use the mele to create Banners as Hookupu for the Dedication of 8ft. bronze statue of King Kaumualii at his ancestral home\, Paulaula in Waimea later this year. These events are offered by Friends of King Kaumualii\, a cultural & educational 501c3. Funding provided by Sinclair-Knudsen/HCF\, and Hawaii Tourism through Community Enrichment Program; and in cooperation with Kauai Complex DOE\, Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School and Hālau Palaihiwa O Kaipuwai. www.kauaikingkaumualii.org
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LOCATION:Chiefess Kamakahelei Middle School\, Huhou St. \, Lihue\, HI\, 96766\, United States
CATEGORIES:Kauai
ORGANIZER;CN="Friends of King Kaumuali%CA%BBi":MAILTO:Kauaikingkaumualii@gmail.com
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