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Educational/Cultural/Historical/Nature Outings on Oahu

I have an ongoing list of Educational/Cultural/Historical/Nature Outings on Oahu that may be good for children, teens, homeschoolers and anyone. You have probably heard of many of these before, but a few are not so well known. Feel free to add your ideas and recommendations to this list in the comments section.

For example, a friend just informed me that Windward Community College’s Planetarium offers Imaginarium shows. It’s another option in addition to the planetarium shows at Bishop Museum.

Windward Community College Planetarium Imaginarium Shows (aerospace.windward.hawaii.edu/imaginarium/show-schedule.html)

Bishop Museum: bishopmuseum.org/

Queen Emma Summer Palace

Iolani Palace

HOMA Honolulu Museum of Art https://honolulumuseum.org/

Shangri La

Liljestrand House Tantalus

Botanical Gardens such as Lyon Arboretum, Ho’omaluhia Botanical Garden, etc.

Moku O Lo’e Hawaii Institute of Marine Biology himb.hawaii.edu/visit/walking-tours

Honolulu Fish Auction Tour hawaii-seafood.org/auctiontour/

Architecture Walking Tours of Honolulu and Chinatown aiahonolulu.org/architectural-walking-tours/ And

Chinatown Food, History, and Culture Walking Tours hawaiiheritagecenter.org/chinatown-tours

Catch Fish in Wahiawa fishingfarmshawaii.com @aliifarms

Urban Foraging in Honolulu’s Jungles with Dr. Nat Bletter 3rd Sundays eventbrite.com/e/urban-foraging-in-honolulus-jungles-with-dr-nat-bletter-tickets-180705965407

Sake Shop Hawaii tour: sakeshophawaii.com @sakeshop

Buy Poi from a Lo’I, Kaneohe He’eia State Park, kakoooiwi.org/ , @kakoooiwi

Sacred Rocks in Wahiawa kukaniloko.weebly.com/ email: hccwahiawa@gmail.com hawaiimagazine.com/kukaniloko-birthstones-where-hawaiian-royalty-was-born/

Vicki

🙏⛪️⚓🐕 🐾 🌺 🌈 🐢🤿 🍵🏕👩🏻‍🍳🍣 🥾 🙆🏻 Vicki and her husband are thankful for 1 elderly dog at home and 4 adult kids living on the mainland. Some of Vicki's interests, in random order, include cooking (mostly Asian and plant-based) simple ethnic dishes using kitchen appliances/gadgets, minimalism/simple living, traveling (mostly in Asia), nature walking, snorkeling, container gardening, learning hula, reading non-fiction, listening to audiobooks, talking story with neighbors while walking our dog, visiting museums/historical sites, Lay Biblical Counseling and volunteering at church and in the community.