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Events

Upcoming Events

  • New Years Day Clubhouse Open House!

    Jan 01, 2025

    All are welcome to join HTMC at their Annual New Years Day Open House at the clubhouse. The Open House Event starts after the Annual Kokocrater New Years Day Hike and lasts all day. Come to the clubhouse for a festive gathering of the HTMC hiking community. Enjoy the  Read More

  • Marion Lyman-Mersereau: 1974-1980: My Years with Hokule’a

    Jan 11, 2025

    Join Marion Lyman-Mersereau as she talks story about her experiences with Hokule’a; both tragic and fortunate. Marion Lyman-Mersereau Bio: Born and raised in Honolulu, of Hawaiian-Chinese ancestry, Marion Lyman-Mersereau is a retired middle school teacher with over forty years as an educator. Outside of the classroom where she taught  Read More

  • Mt. Kilimanjaro Climb

    Feb 01, 2025

    Join HTMC Member Betsy Fisher as she shares her experience climbing Mt. Kilimanjaro back in February 2024. Betsy will touch on the incredible beauty of the mountain and people that make these climbs possible, things that surprised her, as well as underpinning cultural, economic, and climate change topics. Active  Read More

  • Public Trails and the Public Trust

    Mar 15, 2025

    Public Access Trails Hawaii (PATH) recently won another lawsuit to open Haleakala Trail, once again granting public access to this trail through Haleakala Ranch. Their lawyer, Mike Biechler (based in Wailua, Oahu) is very passionate about this case and Haleakala Trail. Mike will speak about his experience fighting for  Read More

  • Build Your Own Succulent Garden Workshop

    Apr 01, 2025

    Save the date and stay tuned for details about this Succulent Plant Workshop! Participation in this workshop will be limited so reservations will be required.

  • Wili Lei Making Workshop with Myrtle Wong

    Apr 30, 2025

    Join HTMC member Myrtle Wong and friends for a Wili Lei Making Workshop just in time for Lei Day! Although people often refer to the head lei as a “haku,” the style where flowers are wound for a head lei is called Wili. Please note, reservations are required to  Read More