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Makua Easter Sunrise Celebration: April 5, 2015 and Cultural Access: April 18 and 26, 2015

Posted on March 30, 2015 by LopakaB

Announcement originally appeared in April 2015 issue of Westside Stories

Mākua Easter Sunrise Celebration and Cultural Access

The 18th annual “Mākua Sunrise celebration” will be held on April 5 at 6 am. All are invited to attend. Please bring your ‘ohana, a mat or blanket, warm clothes and rain gear or umbrella. This is a nondenominatinal celebration for the life, love and peace for the ‘aina. We will start promptly anda potluck breakfast on Mākua Beach will follow.

The next access into Mākua valley will be on April 18 and April 26 at times to be determined. Meet inside the main gate of Mākua Military Reservation (MMR). Wear covered shoes and sun protection. Bring ID, water, snacks or lunch.

For more information on the Mākua Easter Sunrise, contact Leandra Wai at 696-2823.

For more information on Mākua Cultural Access, call Vince Dodge at 478-6492 or Fred Dodge at 696-4677 at least 4 days prior to verify the times of the access and to reserve a spot to attend.

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