Founded in 1977, Raku Ho`olaule`a means "a celebration of raku." This event brings together ceramicists of all skill-levels to participate in raku and related firing technique mini-workshops. Enjoy camping on the North Shore of Oʻahu in a beautiful beach setting while swapping knowledge with other artists. Woorks that are glazed and fired at the beach event are juried by experts in contemporary and traditional raku for an exhibition on O'ahu.

'Aha Hana Lima means a "Gathering of the Crafts" and is held annually. Each year, we invite renowned craft artisan(s) to join us for events across the Hawai'ian islands. Hosting a series of intensive 3-day workshops, lectures, and dialogs concerned with various media: clay, metal, wood, fiber, or glass. Additionally, the artisan(s) partake in a free lecture about their work which is open to the general public and members.

Fiber Hawai'i is offered every other year. This exhibition encourages participation from artists in all media who wish to explore fiber related work. In this case fiber as a media as well as fiber as an idea is encouraged. The juror also presents a slide lecture about their work or developments in the field, which is free and open to the public. When appropriate, a workshop is also offered.