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HOK & Kailua Full Moon Concerts

6/18/2013

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Hui o Ko'olaupoko is proud to announce our partnership with the Kailua Full Moon Concert Series to present a concert on Friday, June 21 from 5 to 8:30 PM! Performing are Ledward Kaapana, Mike Kaawa and Saloon Pilots. 

These concerts were developed to provide free ($5 suggested donation), family-style events based around live music, performing arts, sustainability and community involvement. All proceeds from the upcoming June and September concerts will benefit the environmental restoration work of HOK. 

Community volunteers are needed to make this event successful. There are plenty of volunteer opportunities available for individuals and groups, so please consider being part of a new Kailua summertime tradition and supporting a great organization.  Click here to pick your volunteer job & shift!

Check out the concert website for information on volunteering and sponsorship levels or contact the event coordinator for more information.  

Keep an eye on our website, future newsletters and our Facebook page for more information on the June concert and musical lineup for the September 20th concert.  
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Many Opportunities To Volunteer This Summer 

6/6/2013

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Are you a high school student, home from college for the summer, retired, or just bored with your usual routine?  HOK is offering many weekly opportunities to get involved in restoration and water conservation projects in Windward Oahu this summer.

Help us build two residential rain gardens on June 10 &12 and learn the benefits and process of catching rainwater & runoff in a native vegetated garden.

Help restore O'opu stream habitat in Waihe'e on June 17 & 18.  

Join the Youth Conservation Corps teams out at the Hakipu'u Stream Restoration Project as they help to build trails, pull invasive plant species, clear weeds from the lo'i, transplant kalo, and plant hundreds of native plants within the 2 acre restoration site.  The public is invited to join us in Hakipuu on the following dates: June 10, 12, 17, 19, 20-22, 24, 26-28 & July 8,10, 18,19,27


For more information on any of these projects visit the Projects page of our website and PLEASE RSVP. 
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