Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Hawaii Cultural Events for July 2010

Kona's Kealakekua region is rich in cultural and natural history and the Kona Historical Society offers a number of fascinating programs year round at its H. N. Greenwell Store Museum. This month discover the art of making Portuguese Sweetbread in the traditional style using an outdoor fornu oven  and/or enjoy storytelling sessions by the Island's kapuna (elders) and guest speakers -- both sessions are offered weekly on Thursdays. Kealakekua is a scenic 20-30 minute drive south from Holualoa Inn. You can spend a day -- or a lifetime exploring this spectacularly beautiful and historic region of the Big Island! 

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Posted by Holualoa Inn at 2:42 PM
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Anonymous said...

The Portuguese Sweetbread baker, Ramona, is a wealth of information -- pastry cooking and history of Portuguese emigration to the islands. Plan to spend an entire morning enjoying this yummy experience. Talking story with Ramona and others is nearly as good as the delicious bread, piping hot from the Portuguese oven!

July 13, 2010 at 2:45 PM

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