May Day Aloha Festival 2014 Events
Thanks to a Santa Rosa Junior College Foundation Randolph Newman Cultural Enrichment Endowment (RNCEE) Grant, Hui Pūlama Mau, SRJC’s Hawaiʻi Community Organization, is pleased to announce our May Day Aloha Festival 2014 Events.
May Day (May 1st) is a time to celebrate culture in Hawaiʻi. We hope these events will raise awareness and appreciation for the diverse cultures of Hawaiʻi, particularly the host culture of Native Hawaiians. Please share these events with your students. We hope to see you at one or all of our events!
May Day (May 1st) is a time to celebrate culture in Hawaiʻi. We hope these events will raise awareness and appreciation for the diverse cultures of Hawaiʻi, particularly the host culture of Native Hawaiians. Please share these events with your students. We hope to see you at one or all of our events!
April 23, 2014 5:30 pm - 7:00 pm
Bob Miyashiro
Nā Mea Hana Noʻeau a Bob Miyashiro
The Hawaiian Cultural Craftsmanship of Bob Miyashiro
Connie Mahoney Reading Room
Herold Mahoney Library (Bldg. 700)
SRJC-Petaluma Campus
680 Sonoma Mountain Parkway, Petaluma, California (Campus Map)
Please join us for the Blessing Ceremony at 6:00 followed by the Artist’s Talk. Light refreshments will be provided (not at District expense).
This display is available for viewing when the Herold Mahoney Library is open. Admission is free. A $4 permit is required to park on campus.
View and download the Event Flyer pdf
The Hawaiian Cultural Craftsmanship of Bob Miyashiro
Connie Mahoney Reading Room
Herold Mahoney Library (Bldg. 700)
SRJC-Petaluma Campus
680 Sonoma Mountain Parkway, Petaluma, California (Campus Map)
Please join us for the Blessing Ceremony at 6:00 followed by the Artist’s Talk. Light refreshments will be provided (not at District expense).
This display is available for viewing when the Herold Mahoney Library is open. Admission is free. A $4 permit is required to park on campus.
View and download the Event Flyer pdf
April 28, 2014 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Kumu Hula Shawna Alapaʻi
Hawaii’s Indigenous Dance: HULA
by Shawna Kealamelekuʻuleialoha Alapaʻi
Arts & Lecture Series
Newman Auditorium, Emeritus Hall, Santa Rosa Campus with live video conference to Room 726, Herold Mahoney Library, Petaluma
Campus
Kumu Hula Shawna Alapaʻi will convey the history of Hawaii’s ancient and powerful moving art form, Hula Kahiko. Attendees will learn about the dynamic movements, chanting, foundational steps and expressive motions of hula while learning the interconnection of hula with nature.
Admission is free. A $4 permit is required to park on campus. The best area to park is in the Emeritus Hall parking lot. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
View and download the Event Flyer pdf
Funded by Arts & Lectures Series
http://www.santarosa.edu/communityeducation/arts-and-lectures/
by Shawna Kealamelekuʻuleialoha Alapaʻi
Arts & Lecture Series
Newman Auditorium, Emeritus Hall, Santa Rosa Campus with live video conference to Room 726, Herold Mahoney Library, Petaluma
Campus
Kumu Hula Shawna Alapaʻi will convey the history of Hawaii’s ancient and powerful moving art form, Hula Kahiko. Attendees will learn about the dynamic movements, chanting, foundational steps and expressive motions of hula while learning the interconnection of hula with nature.
Admission is free. A $4 permit is required to park on campus. The best area to park is in the Emeritus Hall parking lot. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
View and download the Event Flyer pdf
Funded by Arts & Lectures Series
http://www.santarosa.edu/communityeducation/arts-and-lectures/
May 1, 2014 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm
Kumu Hula Pōmaikaʻi Gaui
Hula Presentation and Lei Making Workshop
Kumu Hula Pōmaikaʻi Gaui and Kēhaulani Hula Studio with Members of Hui Pūlama Mau
Santa Rosa Campus Graduation Stage Area (Between Pioneer Hall and Burbank Auditorium)
Admission is free. A $4 permit is required to park on campus. Best parking are to park is the SRJC parking structure on Mendocino Ave. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
Contact (707) 536-1044 or info@huipulamamau.org for information about disability access.
Kēhaulani Hula Studio website
Kumu Hula Pōmaikaʻi Gaui and Kēhaulani Hula Studio with Members of Hui Pūlama Mau
Santa Rosa Campus Graduation Stage Area (Between Pioneer Hall and Burbank Auditorium)
Admission is free. A $4 permit is required to park on campus. Best parking are to park is the SRJC parking structure on Mendocino Ave. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
Contact (707) 536-1044 or info@huipulamamau.org for information about disability access.
Kēhaulani Hula Studio website
May 2, 2014 5:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Faith Ako
May Day Aloha Festival Dinner Concert
With award winning Hawaiian music artist Faith Ako
Bertolini Student Activities Center, Santa Rosa Campus
1501 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa, California (Campus Map)
Please join us for an evening of aloha, warmed by the angelic voice of Faith Ako, hunger sated with Hawai'i style food by Island Style Catering, and experience the hula of Kumu Hula Pomaika'i Gaui and Kehaulani Hula Studio.
Dinner Menu: 'Ahi Poke, Sweet and Sour Meatballs, Veggie Chow Mein, Fried Rice, Potato/Mac Salad, Boneless Char Siu Chicken, and Kalua Pork
For Dinner Concert Tickets call (707) 536-1044 or Email info@HuiPulamaMau.org
Donation $25 General, $20 for students (Accepting cash or checks only. Will call available.)
A $4 permit is required to park on campus. The best area to park is in the Emeritus parking lot. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
Here is and alternate map showing the Bertolini building entrance, parking area, and drop off zone.
SRJC staff please contact Lauren Servais (English), Violet Wilder (Facilities), Lynda Williams (Physics & Engineering), Liko Puha (IT), or Jo Morohashi (Administration - Petaluma) for your tickets.
Contact (707) 536-1044 or info@huipulamamau.org for information about disability access.
View and download the Event Flyer pdf
Faith Ako website
With award winning Hawaiian music artist Faith Ako
Bertolini Student Activities Center, Santa Rosa Campus
1501 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa, California (Campus Map)
Please join us for an evening of aloha, warmed by the angelic voice of Faith Ako, hunger sated with Hawai'i style food by Island Style Catering, and experience the hula of Kumu Hula Pomaika'i Gaui and Kehaulani Hula Studio.
Dinner Menu: 'Ahi Poke, Sweet and Sour Meatballs, Veggie Chow Mein, Fried Rice, Potato/Mac Salad, Boneless Char Siu Chicken, and Kalua Pork
For Dinner Concert Tickets call (707) 536-1044 or Email info@HuiPulamaMau.org
Donation $25 General, $20 for students (Accepting cash or checks only. Will call available.)
A $4 permit is required to park on campus. The best area to park is in the Emeritus parking lot. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
Here is and alternate map showing the Bertolini building entrance, parking area, and drop off zone.
SRJC staff please contact Lauren Servais (English), Violet Wilder (Facilities), Lynda Williams (Physics & Engineering), Liko Puha (IT), or Jo Morohashi (Administration - Petaluma) for your tickets.
Contact (707) 536-1044 or info@huipulamamau.org for information about disability access.
View and download the Event Flyer pdf
Faith Ako website
May 4, 2014 10:00 am - 4:00 pm
ʻOhana Area
Day Under the Oaks
Front Lawn behind Pioneer Hall, Santa Rosa Campus (See the Campus Map)
Join us for some Hawaiian-kine fun under the oaks! The ʻOhana Area will host keiki games, crafts, and face painting. We'll also have Hula lessons, ʻUkulele lessons, story time and talk story time.
Free Admission, Free Parking, No Pets
Day Under the Oaks
Front Lawn behind Pioneer Hall, Santa Rosa Campus (See the Campus Map)
Join us for some Hawaiian-kine fun under the oaks! The ʻOhana Area will host keiki games, crafts, and face painting. We'll also have Hula lessons, ʻUkulele lessons, story time and talk story time.
Free Admission, Free Parking, No Pets
May 17, 2014 7:00 pm
Star Compass: Polynesian Wayfinding
Santa Rosa Junior College Planetarium
Lark Hall, Santa Rosa Campus
The Polynesians are the world's greatest navigators who have sailed throughout the Pacific in their voyaging canoes without the use of instruments, using instead their observations of the stars and nature. This new original planetarium show explores and celebrates the science and art of the Polynesian wayfinding.
$10 general / $7 for students and seniors
Tickets sold at the door. Doors open at 6:30pm.
A $4 permit is required to park on campus. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
Additional shows will run through out the summer. Dates and Times TBA
For more information: http://www.santarosa.edu/planetarium/publicshows.html
Santa Rosa Junior College Planetarium
Lark Hall, Santa Rosa Campus
The Polynesians are the world's greatest navigators who have sailed throughout the Pacific in their voyaging canoes without the use of instruments, using instead their observations of the stars and nature. This new original planetarium show explores and celebrates the science and art of the Polynesian wayfinding.
$10 general / $7 for students and seniors
Tickets sold at the door. Doors open at 6:30pm.
A $4 permit is required to park on campus. See the Campus Map for parking areas and parking permit machine locations.
Additional shows will run through out the summer. Dates and Times TBA
For more information: http://www.santarosa.edu/planetarium/publicshows.html