Cattleya Orchid  Honolulu Chapter 56
 

Calendar of Events & Community Service

Honolulu Chapter 56 schedules events based on our fiscal calendar. Our year begins on June 1 and ends on May 31. Officers serve for two year terms. Therefore, you will see our Membership luncheon meetings in September and our Aloha luncheon meetings in May. The luncheons include a brief business meeting and a guest speaker. The events below are for 2011 – 2012.

Events that are community service are designated with a CS and those that are educational have an Ed after the title. Our calendar lists the many events that are scheduled for the year. All events are open to members and the public. If you are interested in a specific activity, please contact us for more information at information@ikebana-hawaii.org.

March 2011
    A Golden Celebration of Ikebana – 50 years of friendship through flowers

                   Schedule of Events
                   Guest Artist Kika Shibata, Riji, Sogetsu School
                   Bamboo Sculpture – February – March
                   March 26, 2011 - Gala Luncheon, Hyatt Regency Waikiki
                   March 27, 2011 -Workshops featuring Sensei Kika Shibata Ed
                   March 30 – April 3, 2011 - 50th Anniversary Exhibition,  Ed/CS
                                                             Academy Art Center at Linekona

 June 2011
     June 3, 2011 – Tokai University teachers’ demonstration/workshop Ed/CS

July 2011
     July 15 & 16, 2011 - Lyon in Summer – Lyon Arboretum fundraiser - CS

September 2011
     September 25, 2011 – Membership LuncheonEd

October 2011
     October 16, 2011 – Lyon Tour and TaisakuEd
     October 20, 2011 – Nippon Culture DayCS 

November 2011
     November 27, 2011 – Christmas Topiary Workshop - CS

January 2012
     January 29, 2012 – New Year’s Luncheon Ed

February 2012
     February 19, 2012 –Areca Palm Weaving WorkshopEd

March 2012
     March 5 – 9, 2012 – Splendors of IkebanaCS/Ed
     Honolulu Hale

April 2012
     April 15, 2012 – To Be Announced – Ed

May 2012
     May 20, 2012 – Aloha Luncheon- Ed


COMMUNITY SERVICE

Ikebana International Honolulu Chapter 56’s mission is to perpetuate the Japanese art of Ikebana through education and community service. Chapter 56 is comprised of several active ikebana schools who come together to share friendships through flowers and engage in the art of flower arranging and Japanese culture. A brief list of some projects we have undertaken are:

Liliha Library floral arrangements    CS

Moiliili Community Center florals for fundraisers and volunteers luncheon CS

Christmas wreaths to Hale Pulama    Mau, Shriners Hospital, Ronald McDonald House, Kapiolani Children’s Hospital, Rehab Hospital, St Francis West Hospice, Pohai Nani, Fisher House at Tripler, Leahi Adult Health Center    CS

Tokai University teachers’ demonstrations and workshops Ed

Leahi Adult Health Center demonstrations CS

Crown Prince Akihito Scholarship floral arrangements CS

Iolani Palace fundraiser floral arrangements CS

Lyon Arboretum fundraiser floral arrangements CS

Japanese Consulate special floral      arrangements CS

East West Center Nippon Culture Day demonstrations and workshop Ed

Joint Military Spouses Conference    demonstrations CS/Ed

Aiea High School Japanese Culture Class workshop Ed

Pearl City High School Culture Class demonstration and workshop   Ed

Pearl City Highland Recreational Park workshop Ed

LEGEND:
Events that are Community Service will have a CS after the title

Events that are Educational will have an Ed after the title.








We actively plan and engage in community service projects throughout the year.  Educational workshops are held on ikebana and various related arts.  If your school or organization wishes to have a member or a group from Ikebana International provide a demonstration or hands-on workshop, please contact us by using the Contact Us information.

All requests must be in writing and submitted at least two months prior to the event. Please indicate the date, time and place, as well as organization/school and the approximate number of people involved.  

Please contact us for more information at information@ikebana-hawaii.org.