Children’s Festival
Queen Kaahumanu center
center stage
May 10, 2025 // 10:00am-1:00pm
Children’s Festival Presented by
The Children’s Festival was organized by Alpha Delta Kappa (ADK). Alpha Delta Kappa is an international honorary organizaton of women
educators dedicated to Educational Excellence, Altruism, and World
Understanding
10:00am Mayor’s Welcome
10:04am Chinese Lion Dance
10:16am Art Contest Winners
10:26am Kalama & Iao STEMworks
10:52am Maui Music Mission
11:13am Scholarship Winners
Alpha Delta Kappa
11:24am Cultural Parade
11:45am Kosrae Maui Group
12:01pm Pacifica Club
12:12pm Baldwin High School Bayanihan Folk Dance
12:27pm Baldwin High School Hawaiian Club
12:40pm Zenshin Daiko
01:10 PM Thank you/Closing
Children’s Festival Map
Playground Map
Activities
CRAFTS
Keiki O Ka Aina
The Mission of Keiki O Ka `Āina Family Learning Centers is to Educate Children, Strengthen Families, Enrich Communities and Perpetuate Culture. We fulfill our mission by communicating the vital importance of education, advocating for literacy, supporting parents as their keiki’s first and best teacher, and empowering families to undertake leadership roles in their communities. All of this is done within the context of Hawaiian language, traditions and values.
Koinobori making, Sakura paper fan
CRAFTS
Sugar Museum
The Sugar Museum is located in Puʻunene, Maui, Hawaiʻi. We are committed to preserving and sharing the history of the sugar industry and plantation lifestyle of Maui.
Fighting Chicken Craft (make your own fighting chicken),
Make your own bean bag.
VISUAL ARTS PROJECT
Hui No’eau
Hui No‘eau Visual Arts Center is a nonprofit, non-degree granting, community based visual arts education organization offering open access to quality arts instruction by teaching artists. The Hui provides an array of programs that support lifelong learning in the arts including art workshops and classes for all ages, lectures, exhibitions, art events, historical house tours, and educational outreach programs with schools and community partner organizations. Our programs and services are accessible to all regardless of artistic aptitude.
Hui No’eau would like to provide a pop up booth with a high quality visual arts project aimed for youth and their families. Depending on expected age range and number of expected participants will help determine the chosen art project!
ORIGAMI
Maui United BWA of the Honpa Hongwanji Mission of Hawaii
MUBWA members strive for the betterment of others through buddhist values of dana (selfless giving), and seek peace through compassion and equality for all. We promote service to the community by supporting various non profit agencies and organizations.
Origami folding and Drawing/coloring of hand fans by children.
CRAFT
Ke Kula ʻo Piʻilani
Ke Kula ʻo Piʻilani is an independent, private Hawaiian Immersion School serving grades K-5. The school’s mission is to nurture lifelong learners and passionate community leaders by cultivating an enriching environment of academic excellence grounded in Hawaiian culture and values.
ʻŌlelo Hawaiʻi coloring pages / crafts
CRAFT
Kosrae Maui Organization
Kosrae Maui Organization of Iao United Church of Christ
Kosraean Children will teach other Children how to make windmill with coconut leaves or weave simple basket.
CHILDREN ACTIVITIES
Wolves 4-H Club
4-H focuses on civic engagement, developing leadership and life skills. Learn more about 4-H and how to start your own club to mentor our youth
Children’s Activity – Origami Butterfly and to share what 4-H is all about
CRAFT
ADK-Gamma
Alpha Delta Kappa, Gamma Chapter is an international honorary organization for women educators that builds educational excellence, altruism and world understanding through fellowship. They have been the organizer’s of the Children’s Festival for the past 3 years. Annually, they provide $10,000-12,000 in scholarships to Maui’s public school students persuing higher education.
Children will be guided to make a cupcake liner flower to give on Mother’s Day
DEMONSTRATIONS
Pack 40
Pack 40 Cub Scouts welcomes youth from Kindergarten to 5th grade. We participate in monthly Pack and Den meetings, where scouts engage in fun and educational activities that promote teamwork, leadership, and personal growth. Through hands-on experiences, Cub Scouts build character, practice honor, and develop strong values that will guide them throughout their lives.
Knot demonstrations, Pinewood derby car display, flyers for pack information