Fall Break at Palama Settlement

Chase Rebibis
October 22, 2026
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The Palama Digital Arts keiki spent fall break turning ideas into wearable art! Over the week, they designed and built 3D masks with moving jaws, starting from a simple sketch and bringing each one to life with foil, tape, air-dry clay, and paint. The program wrapped up with a runway show where every kid proudly modeled their creation for family and friends. Mahalo to everyone who came out to support them!

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Palama Settlement stands on the Native Hawaiian ancestral lands of Kapālama and Honolulu. We acknowledge that in 1893, Queen Liliʻuokalani yielded the Hawaiian Kingdom under duress to prevent bloodshed. We honor the generations of Kanaka Maoli whose knowledge systems and lifeways continue to steward the ʻāina, wai, and lewa, protecting the lāhui to this day. With a deep sense of kuleana, we integrate Indigenous values and traditions into our programs and services, fostering a community rooted in respect and resilience.