“The only thing we have to fear is fear itself.” Those words are just as true now as they were when President Roosevelt spoke them in his 1933 inaugural address. They’re not just true for us collectively as a nation, but for our organizations as well.
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Knowing your soil is as important as knowing your food. These Hawaii Healing Garden Organic Farming workshops take you deeper into understanding the value and importance of loving your dirt as much as your veggies!
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The Hawaii Healing Garden Statewide Festival honors the traditional healing arts of Hawaii’s multi-cultural heritage. The festival celebrates traditional uses of medicinal plants and cultural practices for improved health & vitality.On Wednesday August 27 7:30-9:30pm we have the unique opportunity to explore Seifukujitsu Traditional Healing Massage and Oils at the historic DaiJingu Temple in Nu’uanu Valley.
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Old China Town Herb Walk and Chinese Medicinal Cooking Class offered as part of the Oahu Healing Garden Festival.
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This year’s International Whaling Conference (IWC) in Santiago, Chile was marked by polite avoidance of controversial issues. Chile’s President Michelle Bachelet began the conference by declaring a ban on whaling off of Chile’s waters. South American countries came together to propose a sanctuary in the South Atlantic Ocean. Next year’s IWC will be held in Portugal where both sides hope to come to an agreement.
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Guitar Player magazine is on the hunt for ax masters. Given that the venerable gear aficionado feeds on tech, pedals and shredders, it’s cool to see Hawaii’s Makana selected as a finalist for its fourth annual Guitar Superstar Competition.
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