Visit Kaʻala Farm
Ke Kipaʻana
Every Second Saturday.
Lā Kōkua iā Kaʻala
Lā Kōkua iā Kaʻala
Kaʻala Farm Community Work Day
With limited staff and resources, we greatly rely on the laulima (many hands) of volunteers to keep the farm up and running. All ages are welcome.
E hele mai (come) to our community workday!
3 Ways to Visit Us
1
Community Work Days
Come as you are, get your hands dirty, and learn alongside us. These days are open to the public, and families of all ages are welcome.
2
Educational &
School Excursions
Come as you are, get your hands dirty, and learn alongside us. These days are open to the public, and families of all ages are welcome.
3
Special Groups
Come as you are, get your hands dirty, and learn alongside us. These days are open to the public, and families of all ages are welcome.
As a small but mighty team, our planning process may take up to two weeks. We kindly ask that initial visit requests be submitted at least three weeks before your proposed dates.
Mahalo (thank you) for your patience and understanding.
FIND
Location
The Farm & Cultural Learning Center is located at the very back of Waiʻanae Valley. Take Waiʻanae Valley Road to the end, until there is a small round-about, w’re the left, or second turn; continue until you see our sign at the gate on the right-hand side.
84-1573 Waiʻanae Valley Road, Waiʻanae HI 96792
Farm & Learning Center
Our offices are located at Waiʻana Shopping Center, and our mailing address is below:
PO Box 630, Waiʻanae HI 96792
Offices & Mailing Address
Other Visitor Experiences.
Kūkulu
Kumuhana
Organizations propose an idea for a program, project, or event. Each request must fall in the purview of our mission and is reviewed and approved by Kaʻala Farm’s board of directors. Use the Kūkulu Kumuhana Proposal Form to submit your request.
Ho’okahua
One group tours the Cultural Learning Center, stopping at one of the many ancient loʻi. Youʻll hear the moʻolelo (story) of Hāloa and the relationship of kalo to the Hawaiian people. The group will experience the feel of a loʻi by cleaning, planting, or preparing it
Contact us
Whether you have a question, an idea, or just want to say hello, feel free to reach out—we’re here to help.