Upcoming Events at SALT At Our Kaka'ako
Sat May 28, 6:00 PM - Sat May 28, 9:00 PM
SALT At Our Kaka'ako
691 Auahi Street, Honolulu, HI 96813
Community: Honolulu
Description
Science & Tech Other Our Kaka‘ako, in partnership with ‘Ohana Kilo H?k? and Stargazers of Hawaii, invites you to marvel at the night sky at SALT in Our Kaka‘ako
Event Details
*** Mahalo for your interest in ‘Ohana Stargazing! To ensure guest experience and rooftop safety, online registration has closed. Although this event has reached maximum capacity, there are more stargazing events to come! Get on the list to be the first to know by signing up for email updates on ourkakaako.com.
Mahalo,
Our Kaka‘ako
When was the last time you stargazed?
Grab a pillow and a comfy blanket, and meet us on the roof!
After sunset on Saturday, May 28, SALT at Our Kaka‘ako, in partnership with ‘Ohana Kilo Hōkū and Stargazers of Hawaii, invites you to marvel at the night sky on the SALT parking garage rooftop. We'll provide high-quality telescopes to explore the surrounding cosmos, discover the beauty of space, and find the celestial guideposts that led the Ancient Wayfinders across the sea.
You’ll learn the Hawaiian names of the constellations and hear the Hawaiian folklore behind them. Enjoy family-friendly celestial activities, as well as keiki arts and crafts, that connect you to the science of the skies above and explain the intimate connection between ancestral wayfinding and modern astronomy.
To learn more, visit www.ourkakaako.com/ohanastargazing.
Mahalo,
Our Kaka‘ako
When was the last time you stargazed?
Grab a pillow and a comfy blanket, and meet us on the roof!
After sunset on Saturday, May 28, SALT at Our Kaka‘ako, in partnership with ‘Ohana Kilo Hōkū and Stargazers of Hawaii, invites you to marvel at the night sky on the SALT parking garage rooftop. We'll provide high-quality telescopes to explore the surrounding cosmos, discover the beauty of space, and find the celestial guideposts that led the Ancient Wayfinders across the sea.
You’ll learn the Hawaiian names of the constellations and hear the Hawaiian folklore behind them. Enjoy family-friendly celestial activities, as well as keiki arts and crafts, that connect you to the science of the skies above and explain the intimate connection between ancestral wayfinding and modern astronomy.
To learn more, visit www.ourkakaako.com/ohanastargazing.
