Our commitment to understanding the history of the Pe‘ahi Stream valley has inspired a new program in 2022. “Pe‘ahi Stories” will bring together neighbors, local historians, knowledge-keepers, and our partners at Hawaiʻi Land Trust to “talk story.” We’ll uncover stories that animate our surroundings and enrich our stewardship of this special place.
We will record these conversations and share excerpts in a new blog series on our website and in our monthly newsletter. You may read the latest installments in this series at the bottom of this page.
We held our first first Pe‘ahi Stories gathering on-site at The Merwin Conservancy on Saturday, April 2nd, from 9:00AM until 12:00PM. Weʻre grateful to the neighbors and friends who were able to attend, along with our friend and partner Scott Fisher from Hawai‘i Land Trust.
We are planning three more gatherings in 2022.
If you have mo‘olelo, stories, and histories to share about the Pe‘ahi Stream valley and the surrounding regions in Hāmākualoa moku, please let us know using the short inquiry form below, and weʻll reach out when we have another gathering. Mahalo nui.
If you have issues completing the form below, you may email our Director of Programs and Communications here.
Read our monthly place literacy series inspired by Peʻahi Stories:
This program is made possible in part by funding from Hawaiʻi Council of the Humanities through the Sustaining the Humanities through the American Rescue Plan (SHARP) with funds from the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) and the federal American Rescue Plan (ARP) Act.
