O‘ahu Railway and Land Company
The O‘ ahu Railway and Land Company (OR&L) started out in 1888 transporting freight and passengers between Honolulu and Aiea, later expanding in phases to […]
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Alzheimer’s Awareness
Join Tonya Hammond-Tullis of the Alzheimer’s Association, Hawaii, and Savy Makalena of Gimme A Break Caregiving, both 501(c)(3)-qualified nonprofit organizations, will present on Alhzeimer’s Disease […]
Harmonica Recital featuring Danilo Marrone
Enjoy the melodious sounds of a fascinating instrument—the harmonica, or “mouth organ”—during this entertaining and informative program. Danilo Marrone will treat your ears and hearts […]
Kapolei Book Club
The Kapolei Book Club will discuss The Tie That Binds by Kent Haruf. Please RSVP in advance to Adult Nonfiction reference. Anyone who requires an […]
Chamber Music Matters: Power of Music
Join the Honolulu Brass Quintet for an evening of music blending classical elegance with the toe-tapping rhythms of jazz, the breezy charm of Hawaiian tunes, […]
Frugal AI
AI is transforming the way we work, but premium AI packages can drain your budget. There are great free options out there–but which one is […]
Kapolei Book Club
The Kapolei Book Club will discuss The Heaven & Earth Grocery Store by James McBride. Please RSVP in advance to Adult Nonfiction reference. Anyone who requires an […]
Maternal and Infant Health on Ewa Plantation, 1930-1935: The Ewa Poi Diet Study
Sharleen Nakamoto-Levine, Ph.D., will share her research on the Ewa Poi Diet Study, which helped children living on Ewa Plantation thrive and become healthier. Dr. […]
Kapolei Book Club
The Kapolei Book Club will discuss The Ballad of Perilous Graves by Alex Jennings. Please RSVP in advance to Adult Nonfiction reference. Anyone who requires […]
Ke Kupu Ana O Ka Hula: Legacy, Lineage and the Caretakers of Hula
Join us for a talk story with Kumu Hula Sonny Ching, Kumu Hula Lopaka Igarta-De Vera and Hālau Nā Mamo O Pu’uanahulu. The evening talk […]
