Upcoming Events
Q1 GMM & Prince Kūhiō Celebration
Join us at the AloHā Resource & Community Center to kick off the morning with our Q1 General Membership Meeting, where we will be sharing some exciting updates from our programs and initiatives. After the meeting, we will be inviting the community to come and celebrate our Aliʻi, Prince Kūhiō Kalanianaʻole with oli protocol, live music, local food, kuʻi kalo activities, keiki korner, and more!
For the celebration:
Members: FREE
Non-Members: $25 Ticket
Hāloa Spring Break Camp
Looking for something meaningful for your keiki this Spring Break? Join us for KALOʻs FIRST Hāloa Spring Break Camp, happening March 24–27, 2026 in Beaverton! This camp is designed for keiki ages 5–10 and is filled with cultural activities that help build pilina (connections) to both ʻĀina and Kai.
Through mele, moʻolelo, huakaʻi, and hands-on learning, your child will explore Hawaiian culture in fun and engaging ways, while also enjoying day trips, special guests, ono food, and new friendships.
Location: KALOʻs AloHa Resource & Community Center, Beaverton
Cost: $100 per participant (scholarships available!)
Time: 9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Spots are limited! Register your keiki today and join us in growing aloha, culture, and community this Spring Break.
Seed Paper Making Workshop
Get ready for Springtime! Learn how to make your own seed paper to plant in your garden using recycled paper and a variety of seeds.
Join KALO member Janae as she teaches you how to turn regular pieces of paper into something special. You'll have lots of fun making your own paper mulch and adding some Mānoa lettuce and wildflower seeds to get you ready for Spring. This event is open to the community. All ages are welcome to attend.
(6yrs and under will need parent supervision.) A light dinner and dessert will also be provided. Cost is $10 per person.
CPR Training
KALO is offering discounted trainings to become certified in CPR/AED for all ages, as well as Adult First Aid through HSI*!
These trainings follow a blended model, meaning there will be online and in-person portions to complete.
*If you are getting certified for a business or organization, please double check to see if they accept HSI as the teaching and certification platform.
Keiki Storytime
Story Telling at the ARCC will be lead by ARCC Support Staff Jolie Jessie. Jolie has over 10 years experience working with Pre-Schoolers ( Age 2-5 yrs) and Middle School students (Age 10-14 yrs) and has raised two keiki of her own.
We will read 3-5 books that are age appropriate and then do activities related to the books. Parent/Guardians are welcome to stay and join in the fun or drop their Keiki off and pick them up at the end of Story Telling. All supplies will be provided by KALOHCCʻs ARCC.
Keiki will be required to be potty trained, if parent/guardian is not staying for Story Telling.
Walaʻau About Wellness
Join our growing research hui at KALO to talkstory about what makes it easy or hard to access and use preventive healthcare in Oregon. We want to hear your stories to shape healthcare so our kaiāulu (community) can thrive.
March 5th from 6-7:30pm
March 12th from 6-7:30pm
March 20th from 5-6:30pm
March 31st from 11-12:30pm
April 4th from 9-10:30am
Papa ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi
E Ola Ka ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi!
As we welcome Wā Kupulau, we are excited to share the additional Papa ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi offerings at the AloHa Resource & Community Center (ARCC).
Beginner I
Mondays | 6:30 PM-8:00 PM
Fridays | 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Beginner II
Mondays | 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
Tuesdays | 6:30 PM-8:00 PM
Registration opens February 16, 2026 and closes February 27, 2026.
Mai hilahila (don’t be shy), e hele mai! Let’s learn ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi together.
Kūpuna Talk Story
We invite you to share your manaʻo on Kūpuna-focused programming and how KALO HCC can support you, followed by connection and a shared potluck-style meal.
I Ola Hāloa: Recipe Cohort
Join us for a five-week, hands-on cooking series that celebrates kalo and other traditional foods while supporting the health of our kaiāulu! Each week, participants will prepare delicious, low-sodium recipes, learn practical skills to reduce hypertension risk, and connect cultural knowledge with everyday wellness.
This series is for all ages and all skill levels - perfect for keiki, kūpuna, and everyone in between! We will focus on simple, affordable, ʻohana-friendly meals you can actually make at home.
Sip & Read - Book Club
Rooted in aloha and connection, this book club brings people together to enjoy meaningful reads, thoughtful conversation, and shared reflection in a relaxed, welcoming space.
Each session centers Hawaiian and Indigenous voices and invites participants to sip a favorite beverage while engaging in guided discussion that connects stories to culture, identity, and community. Whether you’re an avid reader or just beginning, Sip & Read is a space to build pilina, deepen ʻike, and gather in the spirit of learning and belonging.
Heart Health Huddle
This gathering takes a holistic approach to wellness by bringing together medical professionals, culturally relevant nutrition, and movement to uplift our community. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and engage directly with doctors in a welcoming, supportive space.
Keiki Craft Night: Dioramas
Register your keiki today for a fun and hands-on creative experience with KALO HCC! Keiki will explore stories from Kilo Books Hawaiʻi and bring them to life by creating their very own diorama. This activity encourages imagination, storytelling, and connection to culture in a joyful, supportive space.
A small registration fee of $5 per keiki helps cover supplies and light refreshments. Spots are limited, so we encourage families to sign up early to reserve a space for their keiki!
Keiki Storytime
E heluhelu kākou! Join us as Jolie reads nā puke (books) that teach our keiki about Hawaiian values, language, and culture in a fun and meaningful way. Parents and caregivers are warmly invited to read along, learn together, and continue these conversations at home. Keiki of all ages are welcome to listen, laugh, and imagine through story. Come spend quality time as a ʻohana, nurturing a love for reading and ʻike Hawaiʻi together.
Kūpuna Craft
A gathering place for Kūpuna! This month we will be pressing and assembling beautiful dried flower bookmarks for our the AloHā Resource & Community Center Library. With over 1,300 books now available, our beloved kūpuna can create something special to take home alongside a good read.