Awa Hou

05/22/2026

Sunday! May 24th 6-8pm, come learn with .of.oahu ✨

05/21/2026

Bring your project! See you at our shop ✨🤗

05/20/2026

Chee! 'Awatender Level-up! 🥳👩🏻‍🎓🎓🎉 Congrats ! We are so proud of you!

05/15/2026

05/11/2026

Happy Mothers Day! Bring your moms in tonight and let's 'ōlelo Hawai'i together!

Repost from
Ok hōʻaʻo hou kākou!
Let's try this again!
Since it's mother's day, I'll try to put together some olelo and moolelo around mothers!
Bring the keiki too! It's a kid friendly environment!

04/25/2026

Kakahiaka nō O'ahu! It's a beautiful day to come down to Bishop Museum and check out Celebrate Micronesia Festival!

We're so stoked to be vending here today, and to aloha our grester Moananuiakea community. ✨

Here til 3pm or until we sell out! Come on down! ❤️

04/24/2026

💡Let's learn new stuff together! 🤗
Weds 4/29 6pm

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E Kanu Kākou: Growing, Using, and Sharing ʻŌlena

Presentation Description:
ʻŌlena (turmeric) has deep roots in Hawaiʻi as a canoe crop valued for food, medicine, and cultural practice. This interactive session draws on CTAHR production guidance to explore varieties, growing conditions, and practical tips for cultivating ʻŌlena in Hawaiʻi, from planting material and soils to harvest and use. Participants will see and compare multiple types of ʻŌlena, learn how to select and prepare planting pieces, and pot their own plants to take home and continue growing.

Speaker Bio:
Born and raised on Oʻahu, Ted Radovich is a professor and extension specialist in the College of Tropical Agriculture and Human Resilience at the University of Hawaiʻi. With over 30 years experience in tropical vegetable and specialty crop production, his work focuses on strengthening local food systems through sustainable and organic farming practices, including traditional crops such as ʻōlena. An alumn of Kailua High School, UH Mānoa, the Peace Corps and The Ohio State University, Ted conducts hands-on research and collaborates with farmers and community partners across Hawaiʻi. He lives in his hometown of Waimānalo with his wife and four children and looks forward to sharing and learning together.

04/23/2026

Last week of April comin in hot 🔥

04/23/2026

🚗WHERE TO PARK

-our parking lot
-metered parking on king st (read street signs)
-free street parking in Coyne st and surrounding area (read street signs)
-paid parking lot at the Varsity Building
-paid parking lot at pucks alley (Nijiya will validate for an hour if you make a purchase from them)
-Male Mahana (purchase something from one of their business)
-Honolulu Coffee Company AFTER 4pm

DO NOT PARK IN FUKUYA DELI'S LOT

04/17/2026

Kapa piece for sale! Hand dyed and printed with natural dyes by our very own ! Come check it out in person 😍