Learning Programs
Our Programs
Nā Mea Kūpono offers a wide range of programs. Many of our programs center around family strengthening for our community, as well as Hawaiian cultural education. These include eco-tours for schools or organizations, family strengthening workshops, hands-on craft activities, and educational land-based experiences with our Mahi’ai. Connecting with the land around us has far reaching benefits.
We can come to understand new ways of life and important lessons from working in the taro patch and interacting with nature. Read brief overviews of the programs offered below and see which ones connects most closely with your spirit. We are looking forward to seeing you soon.
All programs are hosted on-site: 66-220 Ka‘amo’oloa Road, Waialua, HI 96791
We are hosting workdays, tours, and small groups by appointment only. Please call, or email to inquire.
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Hoʻomana Nā ‘Ohana Program
Family Strengthening
A powerful way to reconnect with families and loved ones and share in the magical experience of music. This program focuses on engaging families and their children in ‘ukulele-building workshops.
Over the course of 12 lessons spread over 12 weeks, families will build and learn to play their very own custom ‘ukulele.
Spend time together learning new skills and creating something amazing.
When: June 11 - August 27, 2025
(We have a limited space, so there's a waiting list, contact us to inquire about availability)
How often:
Once a week for 12 weeks = 12 lessons
Wednesday: 5pm - 8pm
Hana Ka Lima Program (Varies By Season)
This summer program changes slightly each year. Each program curricula focuses on a different plant, orienting lessons around it. Examples include a Kukui (Candlenut) Program, or a Niu (Coconut) Program. Both are types of plants that can be found at Nā Mea Kūpono. Ku‘uipo customizes lessons around various plants for each session.
When: TBA
How often:
Once a week for six weeks
(Time and day to be determined)
Watch a Video of
Our 1st 'Ukulele Building Program
