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Permaculture, Gardening, Workshops, Networking
Oct 28 and 30th, 9 am - 5:15 pm
See below or click the links for details.
Oct 26th, 10 am - 4 pm
o Exchange and give away localized seeds
o Swap growing information
o Meet your neighbors, other eco-growers & innovative thinkers
o Let people know about your current projects and groups
related to permaculture and gardening by setting up an information table
Bring Seeds, plants, cuttings, or keiki etc,
Be sure to clear all plants of fire ants first.
Bringing seeds is not required.
Bring items to give away only, not sell.
You can give out information about your business.
Consider doing a short presentation about your project or farm, or how to grow certain foods,
or deal with certain pests. You can apply to do a presentation here.
Seed Exchange Schedule:
9:30 am: Set up
10 am: Opening Circle
10:30-12:00: Seed Swap (bring your own tables - we will have a few to share- and chairs to give seeds away or do an information table, and scrap paper for small packets for seeds)
12- 1 pm: Tour of La'akea Community land, gardens and buildings
1 pm: Imu Opening (Pit Bake) We will open the firepit and enjoy roots, veggies and meats that have cooked overnight, and explain the process.
1:30 pm to 3 pm: Potluck, please bring your favorite local food dishes! (Also bring your own dishes and silverware)
And..... Presentations!
3:30-4 pm: Closing Circle
Near Leilani Estates south of Pahoa.
On Hwy 130 between mile markers 14 & 15, turn mauka on Ala'ili Rd, turn right onto our driveway at the La'akea sign
(13-3844 Alaili Rd, Pahoa), and park in the first lot, or along Alaili road.
Walk to follow the signs to the Meadow Space.
Please carpool! We have very limited parking.
Permaculture, Gardening, Workshops, Networking
Oct 28 and 30th, 9 am - 5:15 pm
Limited to 6 people each day!
La'akea Intentional Community, Pahoa, Big Island, Hawaii
Have you dreamed about living in a sustainable land based community?
Do you want to learn more about a community lifestyle? And get your hands in the earth?
Come join the members of La'akea intentional community for one or both days of fun, learning, and working on our land.
Enjoy a delicious potluck lunch after our morning work party.
Join us in the afternoon for free classes in community living, permaculture and communication skills
Get to know what we are up to, and how we have been living in harmony for 20 years!
This is a great time to come meet our members, ask questions about living in community and get a peek into our daily life.
Register Here for Community DaysSchedule: 9 am-11:30 am
Morning Permaculture projects/classWork together on the land! Get your hands in the earth harvesting and planting together!Each morning we will join in the gardens and orchards for learning and working together on the land.12-1 pm Enjoy a potluck lunch.Bring your favorite dish, or just bring your own lunch if you don't wish to bring anything for the group.Afternoon Workshops:Attend our free workshops, or take home a meal voucher for joining us later on one of our regular weekday community dinners.1-3 pm First workshops
3:15- 5:15 Second workshops
Details:
Workshops on October 28th:
- 1-3 pm Is Community for You? The Pros and Cons of the Lifestyle– with a panel of La'akea members
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3:15- 5:15 Natural Bamboo building- with Sundog
Workshops on October 30th:
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1-3 pm Invisible Structures of Community
In this participatory presentation we’ll look at several policies and practices that enhance community efficiency and cohesion. - with Tracy Matfin
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3:15- 5:15 Syntropic Agroforestry - with Teyo
About La'akea:
We are are a small, family style, egalitarian, intentional permaculture community on the big island of Hawai'i. Come join us for a deep dive training in our vibrant community lifestyle! We have successfully lived together for 20 years.
We are a committed group of people working together closely as a means to health, relationship vitality, economic stability, personal and spiritual growth.
We integrate the social aspects of sustainability into daily life: how to live together with honesty, love and peace, and share power and leadership. We do not have one central leader, but instead share the cost of the land and the leadership equally.
Please forward to all interested friends!