On December 12, 2013. Malama Learning Center welcomed back crafter Malia Lagaso who demonstrated making beautiful holiday crafts at Makeke Kapolei. During the holiday season a large amount of waste on wrapping and decorations. Market-goers learned about alternative forms of decorating using materials that could be found in nature all around them.
Mālama Learning Center offers hands-on workshops taught by community practitioners that help people learn how to live more sustainably while connecting to the Hawaiian culture and being inspired by the arts. Mahalo nui loa to the Hawaiian Electric Company for sponsoring our WOW workshops!
Monday, January 21, 2013
Bokashi Composting
On November 3, 2012 we learned about a fast and easy way to compost household scraps from Jan Nadamoto. Participants learned about EM (Effective Microorganism) and the process they go through to break down table scraps and make wonderful compost. They mixed their own bokashi and even got to take some home!
Growing Mangoes
Thursday, December 27, 2012
Natural Dyes Workshop
On September 22nd, MLC held a workshop on Natural Dyes with artist Bernice Akamine. These are always one of the most popular workshops of the year. Participants learned what plants can be used to make dyes and chopped, boiled and strained to make vibrant dyes.
Native Plants Workshop
On July 28th, 2012 MLC joined Ikaika Lum with the LCC Ho'oulu Project for a workshop all about native plants. Community and family came together to learn how to grow natives from both seeds and cuttings in their own backyards!
Thursday, June 21, 2012
Jams and Jellies Workshop!
Preserving jams and jellies is fun, easy, and makes a beautiful gift.
In this WOW workshop, on June 16, 2012, Michelle Jones showed us the basics of safely and
simply making jams and jellies with fruits fresh from the yard.
Saturday, April 7, 2012
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