HAWAIʻI COUNTY ANNOUNCES SPRING 2024 CLASSES FOR E. HAWAIʻI

HAWAIʻI COUNTY ANNOUNCES SPRING 2024 CLASSES FOR E. HAWAIʻI

The County of Hawai‘i Department of Parks & Recreation is pleased to announce its spring 2024 classes for East Hawai‘i, which begin this week in Hilo.

Presented by the Parks & Recreation Culture and Education Division, the classes include drawing for keiki, beginner to advanced hula, qi gong, yoga, and knitting.

“We are pleased to provide this opportunity for community members to participate in enriching and healthy activities,” said Culture & Education Administrator Morty Carter, Jr. “To create flexibility, most of our classes provide the option of signing up for an entire series or dropping in for individual class sessions.”

The classes take place at the Hilo Armory on Shipman Street.

For more information about the spring 2024 schedule, please visit the web page Culture and Education Division | Hawaii County, HI Parks & Recreation or call the Culture & Education Division at 808-961-8706.

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HAWAIʻI COUNTY ANNOUNCES SPRING 2024 CLASSES FOR E. HAWAIʻI

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