Uhau Humu Pōhaku (Hawaiian dry stack masonry) The Hawaiian tradition of designing and building of stone structure with out the use of mortar. From homes, agriculture, aquaculture, spiritual practices, to marking sacred areas, & tracking time.

Where:  Kaiona Beach Park, parking along the fence line on Kalanianaʻole Highway fronting the park.  Kaiona Beach Park

or Pia Valley along our Lā'au Lapa'au.

What: I intend to have the group do some rock moving for a little while, but the majority of the time is going to be spent weaving.

Supplies-

Pāhonu: We will have all supplies necessary for the rock work.  If participants would like to bring snorkel gear, they can do so as we do work underwater as well and want to avoid sharing that type of gear.  Please bring hydration, sun protection (reef safe sun screen please), closed foot wear tabis or shoes but closed, and long sleeve shirts…