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Join us for an enriching afternoon of creativity and connection with our crafting events, featuring "Read it and Weave with NiU Now!" for adults and "Beginner's Crochet."
At "Read it and Weave with NiU Now!" you'll explore the cultural and historical significance of niu (coconut) as you learn to weave with launiu (coconut fronds), all while engaging in conversation about ecological conservation efforts. This event is exclusively for adults, with a similar session for keiki available separately.
In "Beginner's Crochet," facilitated by Adult Services Librarian Sarah, you’ll discover the basics of crochet, from holding the yarn to making single crochet stitches and turn overs. Crochet hooks and yarn are provided by the library, courtesy of Friends of the Library Hawaiʻi – Waikīkī. Bring your curiosity and enthusiasm—RSVP is required, as supplies are limited, but you’re welcome to use your own materials!
Please ensure to contact library staff for any auxiliary aids or modifications you may need to participate, ideally 48 hours in advance. Note that the program schedule is subject to change.
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adults,arts & crafts,community,crafting events,crochet,cultural significance,culture,environment,keiki,learning,read it and weave with niu now! (makua event)
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Arts,Hobbies,Kids & Family
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