Friends of Twin Falls is hosting a community water education morning and a free public festival at Wailele Farm on October 24, covering watershed health and water resources in East Maui. The event includes presentations from scientists and cultural leaders, live music, and hands-on stream activities.
- A morning ‘talk story’ presentation runs 9 a.m.–noon on Oct. 24 at Wailele Farm in Haʻikū and requires an RSVP.
- A free, open-to-the-public Community Wai Festival with live music and stream exploration follows from 12:30–3 p.m. with no RSVP needed.
- The event is funded in part by the Maui County Department of East Maui Water Authority Office and the University of Hawaiʻi.
- A separate yearlong watershed education program, Kupu o Wai Hōʻolawa, is available for teens aged 14–18 and adult community members.
Source: Maui Now
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