A morning of protocol, artist talks, and interactive workshops honoring the moʻolelo of Laniwahine— a shape-shifting water guardian, and her three servants who reside and sustain the sacred ʻUkoʻa and Loko Ea fishponds of Waialua.
Set within the remains of a 1930s pavilion, this installation features 48 sculptural works by Wahi Pana artists.
This event is free + open to the public. Registration is requested via QR code or link in bio by 9/2. Light refreshments will be provided.