Piilani Hawaiian Civic Club of Colorado

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Piilani Hawaiian Civic Club of Colorado Part of the Association of Hawaiian Civic Clubs

Mahalo to all who celebrated with us on Saturday! We appreciate you so much. 2026 Hoʻolauleʻa is in the books and now we...
09/08/2026

Mahalo to all who celebrated with us on Saturday! We appreciate you so much.
2026 Hoʻolauleʻa is in the books and now we get a few days of well earned rest.
Congratulations to our scholarship recipients.
Special mahalo goes out to our sponsors and grant organizations. More photos to come!
Aloha,
Lisa Kelekolio

Aloha kakahiaka Hawaiʻi in Colorado! Join us at the Piʻilani booth today for some talk story time at Hoʻolauleʻa 2026. L...
09/05/2026

Aloha kakahiaka Hawaiʻi in Colorado!
Join us at the Piʻilani booth today for some talk story time at Hoʻolauleʻa 2026.
Let our hae fly high and proudly wherever our community gathers, no matter where we are.
Mahalo for celebrating with us our 30 years to our founders and members and supporters. We wouldnʻt still be here if not for your aloha.

✨ HIGHLIGHTING OUR MERCHANDISE VENDORS ✨Learn the story of each of our vendors, we wouldn’t have our annual ho’olaule’a ...
08/25/2026

✨ HIGHLIGHTING OUR MERCHANDISE VENDORS ✨

Learn the story of each of our vendors, we wouldn’t have our annual ho’olaule’a without these vendors, and some of these vendors has been with us since the start.

Mele Oli | We are a Kanaka Maoli 'ohana from O'ahu, Hawaii who enjoys sharing our Hawaiian heritage.
We perpetuate our culture through education, demonstration, and connection with communities through repurposed wood into artwork, handcrafted accessories, homemade snacks, and live Hawaiian performances.
Each piece and performance carries our ohana's love for the 'āina (land), mele (music), and the mo'olelo (stories) of The Hawaiian Kingdom.

Maola O Ali’i | (M.O.A. INK) Rooted in Polynesian heritage Malo O Ali‘i (M.O.A. Ink) exists to create meaningful, one-of-a-kind art that highlights culture and honors personal story. Led by Samoan high chief and U.S. Army veteran Andy Lio, he specializes in Polynesian tribal tattoos and hand burned craftsmanship. Each design Andy creates is unique; whether tattooing or wood burning, every piece is designed to flow naturally while preserving cultural heritage and paying tribute to the past

Kahealani Lee Designs | creates handmade fashion accessories inspired by one of her many cultures: Hawaiian.
The products include totes, bags, and small fashionable accessories—her mission is to create handcrafted products that are not only functional but also that celebrate her heritage and increase cultural representation in Colorado.

Ohana Style Realty | Dallas Hidalgo is the founder and managing broker of Ohana Style Realty, proudly serving Colorado's Front Range real estate market since 2017. With over eight years of experience and more than 80 five-star Google reviews, Dallas has become one of the most trusted names in Colorado real estate. He specializes in helping buyers, sellers, and veterans achieve their goals across Littleton, Highlands Ranch, Centennial, Castle Rock, Parker, and Colorado Springs.
Dallas will also have ocean art available!

KalaCOa Entertainment | is a premier Hawaiian entertainment company specializing in island-style harmonies that celebrate the rich musical traditions of Hawaii.
Kalacoa will also have a shop available with all island goodies, stop by and purchase yours today!

Na Kamali'i o Hawaii | Various Hawaiian arts and crafts.
Maile Ortiz | Silk screen Island style T shirts, various arts and crafts.

Halau Hi'ilani nã Hokũ Loa | Alohawear, Keiki
books, scrunchies, floral print bags, etc.

From 808 to 303 | Jewelry, etched glass, ribbon lei, and stickers.

Designs by Dianne | Originally designed and created Island and hand bags and totes and quilts.

This is a free event opened to the public, come out and support local artist and shop for the holidays!

✨HIGHLIGHTING OUR FOOD VENDORS ✨ Learn the story of each of our vendors, we wouldn’t have our annual ho’olaule’a without...
08/22/2026

✨HIGHLIGHTING OUR FOOD VENDORS ✨

Learn the story of each of our vendors, we wouldn’t have our annual ho’olaule’a without these vendors, and some of these vendors has been with us since the start.

No Ke Aloha | No Ke Aloha is a Hawaiian and Samoan owned restaurant and catering company located in Aurora that services the greater Metro area and beyond. No Ke Aloha takes great pride in offering traditional Polynesian fare, authentic Hawaiian local favorites, as well as fun fusion dishes inspired by their Pacific Island heritage and culture.
While always pushing for the best quality and experience they can offer to their guests, they also understand the importance of strength within their Pacific Islander community and strive to build a sense of space and cultural connectedness through engagement, advocacy, and of course, great food!

Sides of Aloha | Sides of Aloha is a family owned business from O'ahu, which was established in 2014.
Everything is made fresh & from scratch, the highlighted sweet treat is their Malasadas.
You can taste home, away from home by allowing Sides of Aloha satisfy your cravings today!
**The menu varies depending on location, please check social media for what will be sold**

Cultural Confections | Cultural Confections is a family owned business based out of the Denver Metro Area. Where they bring the delightful flavors of the Philippines and Asia to life through their handcrafted custom cakes and artisanal desserts.
Cultural Confections specializes in Ube recipes and a Halo-halo dessert popular in the Philippines.

Maui Shave Ice | Maui Shave Ice, we specialize in shaving beautiful clear ice blocks from traditional block shavers. While our experience is rooted in nostalgic treats, our approach is elevated.

Alacreations | Alacreations is an island infused snack brand based out of Colorado, it was established in 2020, by two Känaka Sisters who enjoys sharing the aloha and we specialize in all kind of snacks & sweets, but our specialty is Li Hing Mui infused creations, and salty mixers.
Let Alacreations curve your island sweet tooth today!

The schedules for our annual Ho’olaule’a!FREE workshops schedule: 9:00am-9:50amPlayground Pavillion | Keiki HulaGarden P...
08/19/2026

The schedules for our annual Ho’olaule’a!

FREE workshops schedule:

9:00am-9:50am
Playground Pavillion | Keiki Hula
Garden Pavillion | 'Olelo Hawaii & Hoa Wala'au
Pi’ilani Activity Tent | 'Oiwi e Mele & Hula

10:00am-10:50am
Playground Pavillion | Hawaiian Style Cooking
Garden Pavillion | Hawaiian Slack Key & Steele Guitar Pi'ilani Activity Tent | Könane (Hawaiian board game)
MeleOli Activity Tent | Bone Carving & Ocean Arts

11:00am-11:50am
Playground Pavillion | Island Style Cooking
Garden Pavillion | Understanding Kalo & Poi
Pi'ilani Activity Tent | Hawaiian Style Ukulele & Singing
MeleOli Activity Tent | Polynesian Pyrography
(Woodburning)

9:00am-6:00pm
Pi’ilani Main Tent | Lei Making

Entertainment schedule:

11:50AM................................Opening Ceremony
12:00PM-12:00PM...............Hālau Hi’ilani I Nã Hökü Loa 12:45PM-1:30PM..................Mele Oli
1:40PM-2:05PM..................Alan Fasick
2:15PM-2:50PM...…………….Kalama Polynesia
3:00PM-3:35PM.................Na Kamalifi o Hawai i
3:45PM-4:20PM...……………Kalalea
4:40PM-5:15PM...............…Keaka O Kalani
5:25PM-5:45PM……………….Lei Hulu
5:50PM-6:00PM....……………Instrument of Praise
6:10PM-6:45PM………………..Kalacoa
6:45PM-7:00PM......………….Closing Kanikapila and Mahalos

We can’t wait to see you there! 🤙🏽

Aloha Monday! FREE Workshops for our annual ho’olaule’a: Hawaiian Slack Key and Steele Guitar | Learn how to play Hawaii...
08/17/2026

Aloha Monday!

FREE Workshops for our annual ho’olaule’a:

Hawaiian Slack Key and Steele Guitar | Learn how to play Hawaiian Slack Key and Steele Guitar, including tempo, pitch, and how to position your finger tips on the guitar.

Bone Carving & Ocean Arts | Learn about bone carving and how to carve your own hooks, as well as why the ocean is important in Hawaiian culture throughout history.

Polynesian Pyrography (Woodburning) | Learn how to woodburn in the Polynesian style, including what each pattern and design represents and how it contributes to our Polynesian culture.

Aloha Friday! Here is our next set of FREE Hawaiian Workshops: Ukulele & Singing Hawaiian Style | Learn how to play the ...
08/14/2026

Aloha Friday!

Here is our next set of FREE Hawaiian Workshops:

Ukulele & Singing Hawaiian Style | Learn how to play the ukulele in the Hawaiian style, this includes tempo, pitch, range of ukulele and learn to sing in our native language of ōlelo Hawai’i.

Keiki Hula | This is for kids to learn to dance hula. They will learn the basic of hula, the movement and motion with their hands.

Understanding Kalo & Poi | Kalo & Poi is a big part of the Hawaiian history so we will go into depth of Kalo and poi this includes the parts that is used how it is made and why it was used.

Kōnane (Hawaiian Board Game) |
This is a Hawaiian Checkers board game used by ali’i (chiefs) but with a twist. As per the description.

Check back tomorrow for our last set of workshops!

FREE Workshops for our annual Ho’olaule’a: ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i and Hoa Mala’au | Learn ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i and Hoa Mala’au! This s...
08/09/2026

FREE Workshops for our annual Ho’olaule’a:

‘Ōlelo Hawai’i and Hoa Mala’au | Learn ‘Ōlelo Hawai’i and Hoa Mala’au! This section will include some basics, the alphabet and the pronunciation of words.

Cuisine of Hawai’i | Learn about the history of Hawaiian cuisine and the cooking methods used to make ‘Ono Hawaiian food.

‘Ōiwī ē Mele | Learn about the tempo, pronunciation and meaning of the Mele.

Lei Making | Learn how to make Lei! this workshop will go into depth of how to string the lei, which flowers to use and the certain methods of lei styles.

Be on the lookout for more workshop highlights for the weeks to come!

Are you looking to be involved in our cultural, add experience to your resume, or give back to the community? Our annual...
08/08/2026

Are you looking to be involved in our cultural, add experience to your resume, or give back to the community?

Our annual ho’olaule’a is looking for volunteers on September 5th 2026, at 8:00AM-10:00AM and 5:30PM-7:00PM.

Please reach out to Phil (720) 212-8420 or [email protected] to become a volunteer!

Fundraising for flood relief tonight in Aurora Colorado
04/20/2026

Fundraising for flood relief tonight in Aurora Colorado

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