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The “Keeping Hawaiʻi Housed” report also includes key interventions made to reduce the incidence of eviction during the COVID-19 pandemic and potential policy interventions at the state level that can reduce the incidence of eviction for Hawaiʻi renters going forward.

The free activities of Fitness Week at Kalena Park on Kauaʻi run daily from March 11 to March 18. They include: bicycle riding, pickleball clinics, yoga, TRX, walking tours and keiki events.

The adult swim class is offered to those 18 years and older. The preschool program is open to children, ages 2 to 5.

This is the largest children’s book sale fundraiser of the year, benefiting Kauaʻi teachers in the classroom through Kumu’s Cupboard.

Ho‘ola Lahui Hawai‘i – Kaua‘i Community Health Center will offer free Aqua Zumba classes at the Waimea swimming pool on March 14, 21 and 28.

Children can participate in arts and crafts, outdoor activities/games, yoga, environmental education, excursions and beach days during the Hale Halawai ‘Ohana O Hanalei spring break program.

Since its first edition in 2010, Ma‘ema‘e has evolved from a resource for media to a living toolkit for anyone who has a role in representing Hawai‘i.

For several years, Hulihe‘e Palace in Kona has suffered severe “physical trauma” — caused by tsunamis, earthquakes and high surf — that can be seen throughout the grounds.

This year’s theme is “Mother Earth: Immense, Powerful, Life-Giving, Endangered.”

The eight-day Waimea Town Celebration festival on Kaua’i is an annual draw for residents throughout the state – and beyond.