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When musicians in EHCC's gamelan studio recently noticed the beginnings of a Little Fire Ant infestation, we called the company Just Fire Ants (http://www.justfireants.com) to see if they could help.
Safety & Social Distancing Guidelines:
All individuals feeling sick or unwell in any way should stay home.
Hand sanitizer and antibacterial soaps will be readily available. All individuals are encouraged to sanitize or wash their hands before entering the classroom area.
Face masks must be worn at all times while on EHCC property.
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In a moving ceremony on February 18, 2022, a new bronze sculpture that graces the front of EHCC was dedicated to scholar, cultural leader and retired kumu hula Dr. Pualani Kanahele Kanaka’ole. The sculpture, created by artist Michael Shewmaker, was given the name “Anahā” (Reflection) by Dr. Kanaka’ole. Her family members honored the sculpture with traditional hula and a chant, and Dr. Kanaka’ole presented insights into the nuances of “Anahā,” explaining that it means “the reflection of light, not shadow” and it implies progression, which she compared to the work that EHCC undertakes.
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On September 24, 2022, EHCC hosted a panel discussion in its Kahua ‘Elua Theatre, part of the “Power Up: Museums in Momentum” series being sponsored by the Hawai’i Museums Association across the islands.
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