Saturday,
October 11, 2008,
UH Manoa main campus, on McCarthy "Mall,"
Honolulu, Hawai`i
9:00am-5:30pm
Free Admission
Parking on street or
on campus ($3)
Website: Kavafestival.org
This event is organized by the 'Awa Development Council (ADC), a nonprofit charitable organization devoted to furthering the understanding, use and appreciation of `awa. All contributions are tax deductible as allowed by law for 501(c)(3) charitable organizations. The ADC's supporters include the University of Hawai'i, Bishop Museum, the Lyon Arboretum Association, International Executive Kava Council, the Association for Hawaiian 'Awa, the UHM Center for Pacific Islands Studies, and many nonprofit organizations and volunteers statewide.
Copyright © 2008 'Awa Development Council. All rights reserved.
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Speakers |
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T-Shirts & Posters - To debut design by Matthew "Chuna-Boy" Kaopio |
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Will McClatchey, Jonathan Yee |
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ADC website |
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Matty McIntire
Milicent Cummings
And some Na Hoku Award winners and others...
Aloha
Kava Scientists and 'Awa Leaders,
Announcement for 2nd Kava Science Symposium.
Presentations begin at 9:30 a.m.
We are now requesting a title, author(s), presenter, affiliation, and brief description of your presentation.
Email or post the above information to :
HC Bittenbender
TPSS/UHM
3190 Maile Way
Honolulu, HI 96822
hcbitt@hawaii.edu
The purpose of the symposium is to learn the latest in kava research inclusive of biology, chemistry, and social science. The symposium will be open to the public yet provide an opportunity to present your work to peers as well as field questions from the general public in a casual environment.
The festival and symposium are not yet supported by grants therefore, we cannot offer support travel, meals or rooms. We will have kava.
H.C. "Skip" Bittenbender, Ph.D.
Extension Specialist for Coffee,
Kava and Cacao
Tropical Plant and Soil Sciences
CTAHR/ University of Hawaii
3190 Maile Way
Honolulu, HI 96822
tel. 808-956-6043
fax. 808-956-3894
office location is 112 St. John Hall
hcbitt@hawaii.edu
Vendor/Educational
AHA, Jeri Ooka
'Apu making workshop by Kukini
Bokashi/ Hawaiian
Kava Center
Branden Virardi
CTAHR
of UH
Damon Kakalia
Division of Forestry & Wildlife
Hakipu'u Learning Center
hawaiianartplaza.com
Hawaiian Forest
Hot Lava Glass
Hui Mauli Ola - Keola Chan
Jannifer Lesuma
Ka Pa Lua Hawai'i, Olohe Lua Aiwaiwa La'akea Suganuma
Kahea
Kau Inoa
Kava Roots
Lyon Arboretum
Matthew "Chuna" Kaopio
Norman Kaneshiro "Sound Man"
O'ahu Invasive Species Committee
Ozia (kava beverage)
Pieces Pacifica
Sami Fevaleaki (Bone & fossilized ivory carvings handmade in Polynesian designs)
Solomon Enos Gallery
SupremeMasterTv.com
more
to be listed.
Materials for free distribution
Series 1
260x161 pixels, link to larger 6694x4134 jpg (~7MB)
Series 2
link for 8.5x11, link for 11x17 300dpi
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