The Hawaiian Santa in his sleigh, a custom outrigger canoe, mirthfully floated into POIPU Beach on Christmas Eve, accompanied by a strolling saxaphone minstrel. The saxaphone rang out Christmas carols as hundreds of children greeted Santa and his sleigh full of candy.

Billy playing acoustic version of "Waterfall", in memory of Jean Hayes passing one year ago Oct.27, 2006. We miss and love you Mama!

Kanaka Maoli, the aboriginal people of Hawaii, are fighting to keep their culture alive. This Poipu site on Kauai is the largest intact cultural site in the state of Hawaii and the location for the proposed 10-acre Hawaiian cultural preserve.

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Photos taken on October 24, 2007 of underwater and beach debris located in front of the Poipu Sheraton following their request from the planning commission to be exempt from Environmental Impact Assessment for proposed new development in Poipu Kauai.

Kona Moku Meeting will be held at Po`ipu Beach Pavilion Thursday, August 28th, 6:30pm

We are going to talk about Proposals for community participation in:

1. gardening
2. canoe paddling
3. preservation/restoration of archaeological site
4. fishing

Please come check us out!

The double-hulled Tahitian carved albizia wood canoe will be joined by a six-man fiberglass canoes next week. Preparations are underway. Paddles are also under construction.