For the aloha of Makena, Honuaʻula

We are honored to offer a collection of free resources for the community to explore, download, and enjoy, whether for learning, reflection, or inspiration. Through these offerings, we hope to support deeper understanding and foster a stronger pilina with Honuaʻula, as well as with our island community and culture. We invite you to explore the resources below.

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Coloring Book

This Puke Kahakiʻi, or Coloring Book, features various elements, places, and creatures one will find in Honuaʻula such as the aeʻo (Hawaiian stilt) and Puʻu Ōlaʻi. Learn more about the beautiful landscape while you color!

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Hale Pili & Kīpaipai Posters

If you’ve attended any of our community events, you may have noticed these posters on display. They are designed to connect you with a wide range of rich resources on the history and archaeology of Honuaʻula, including stories and knowledge from our mauka ʻohana in ʻUlupalakua. Each poster features scannable QR codes that link to videos and additional resources for deeper exploration.

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Lau Ke Aloha Posters

We invited our Maui community to participate in and contribute to Lau Ke Aloha – a community art creation day and subsequent exhibition honoring native species as kinolau, the many expressions of life, well-being, and vitality in our Island ecosystem.

Preview the posters and resources to learn more about Lau Ke Aloha, kinolau, and values we have learned.

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