Keiki Kalo, a theatrical experience for the very young

An expedition of the senses, offering a hands-on immersive look into the glorious worlds
​that flow in and out from the life of a single plant.
Recommended for ages 0-4.
​Floor and bench seating.

​Keiki Kalo lead artist Melisa Orozco Vargas show keiki the magic of kalo. From left, Marli Faria, Zaire Kilinahe Camacho, Zen Au. (Photo credit: Kennedy Theatre)

Learning how to kuʻi kalo (pound taro) at Keiki o ka ʻĀina Family Learning Center. Photo: Melisa Orozco Vargas

Colorful aprons like this one will be worn by keiki audiences at the show. Pictured: Marli Faria exploring a taro patch (mahalo Lyon Arboretum).    
Photo: Kennedy Theatre

Learning how to kuʻi kalo (pound taro) at Keiki o ka ʻĀina Family Learning Center. Photo: Melisa Orozco Vargas​

Growing kalo at home from huli distributed at Children & Youth Day at the Capitol.  Photo: M. Orozco Vargas