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Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center - Show and Tell Event 8:30-10:30am

Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center

4.3(3 reviews)
0.8 miKalihi

This wonderful center serves our seniors and elderly which helps heal their minds and spirits! I…read morehelped create this Center years ago with a Federal Grant andcwith the help of Director Charlie Amor, it thrives till today with Director Susie Chun Oakland at the helm under Catholic Charities! Seniors live it! Mahalo to all!

I previously found myself passing by Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center (LMPSC) often as it's…read morenear my home but since switching jobs where it's now just next door, I pass by here even more. But I never stepped in here until just recently. In my office, many colleagues buzz about their Show and Sell event, a bazaar that is held quarterly. I love these events because you can pick up homemade goodies, plants, crsfts, books, home goods and knick knacks, while supporting our Kupuna. Built in 1969, LMPSC is State owned facility that is operated by Catholic Charities Hawaii. It holds various functions but primarily offers a venue for our senior citizens for events, activities and gatherings. LMPSC boasts as Hawaii's largest senior center in the state. My colleagues would rave over the Show and Sell event that is held quarterly here. I made it an effort to attend as it's for a good cause to support our Kupuna and I love buying homemade treats and plants. The event starts at 8am but was advised to go earlier as popular items like plants go quickly. Upon arrival I immediately found the plants section and scored 2 that appealed to me. There are many rooms and hallways with all sorts of items for sale. I even found a nice collar shirt for just $5. Score!!! I then made my way over to the food area where the smell lured me over. There were a handful of ajumma cooking away that also got my attention. Mandoo, chop chae, kimchi pancake and homemade kimchi. Mmmmm...... My eyes landed on the baked goods area where I had a hard time deciding what to get. I ended up with homemade almond cookies, energy bars and Chex party mix. I checked out and realized I spent quite a bit of $$$. I'm supporting our Kupuna so it's all good. The only setback is that this facility could sure use an upgrade. It has seen better days. With Hawai'i's aged population growing at quick rate, it would be nice to give this place a more modern look. Overall, an above average first experience and looking forward to the next Show and Sell event that will be in August 2025. Stay tuned! NOTE: I ended up returning later in the morning as my colleagues mentioned prices are slashed 30min prior to closing. Most of the vendors were wrapping things up and some already left but there were a few stalls that reduced their prices but with a limited selection to choose from.

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Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center - Show and Sell going on today.

Show and Sell going on today.

Lanakila Multi-Purpose Senior Center - Energy bars.  A must get item during Show and Sell.

Energy bars. A must get item during Show and Sell.

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Nā Kūpuna Makamae Senior Center - Love this view

Nā Kūpuna Makamae Senior Center

4.4(5 reviews)
1.2 mi

This building definitely has a lot of character. There is a small parking lot and you need to be…read morepatient entering and exiting the area. At this event, M & M catered the food - several entrees including prime rib. All the staff were extremely pleasant and service was excellent.

Nā Kūpuna Makamae: "The Beloved Seniors"…read more Thanks to fellow Yelper, Jessica P, for pointing out this newly opened senior center located in the former Kaka'ako pumping station. This bold stone former public works building has the distinction of being designed by the same architect of the luxurious Moana Hotel (The First Lady of Waikīkī), Oliver G. Traphagen. The Community Center is open weekdays only from 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM. They do offer services and programs dedicated to the seniors, their families and community. They feature class programs which one can sign up through annual membership of NKM (Nā Kūpuna Makamae) and classes are held on Tuesday through Friday. They offer classes such as Hawaiian Language, Culture & Literture, Tai Chi for Arthritis & Fall Prevention, Lauhala Weaving, Qigong Mindful Training, Pua Culture/Lei Making, Hanafuda, Hula and Yoga & Sound Bath. They offer programs to acquaint the elderly with the digital age so they can overcome their "fears" or hesitancy to learning something new. There are programs geared for the more tech savvy, too. Annual membership to NKM costs $20/single or $35/dual (2 per family). However, as fans of Farmers' Markets, we made note of the schedule that Jessica posted and it was our plan to check it out. The Farmers' Market is held monthly on the 2nd and 4th Friday from 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM (as supplies last). We walked through the open parking lot where there were 5 food vendors who pitched their tents featuring various foods. I suppose it was because we were there just at noon, there was just a smattering of customers who also were discovering this senior center. The vendors that we saw were: - Olay's Thai Express - Aloha Beef Chips - Papi's Empanadas - The Pig & The Lady - Hawaii Sugarcane Juice We walked into the air-conditioned building and found more vendors selling baked goods, fresh fruits & vegetables, lip care products, local fragrances and cosmetics and press-on nails. There was a Community Center worker who graciously provided us with brochures and informed us about the upcoming programs that they hold in this building and membership to NKM. NKM is expanding its campus and even offers this historic site as venue rental. We purchased a couple of fresh papayas and eggplants for only $5 from the gal who was stationed at that table. I considered purchasing a hand of apple bananas but I thoughtfully considered the fact that my husband would be the one carrying our purchases so I didn't want to add more weight into that bag as we walked to this Community Center. As we stepped out of the building, there were more customers (nearby workers from other businesses or other residents) who were buying their lunches and beverages from the vendors in the parking lot. It was good to see more people exploring the Farmers' Market and this Community Center. We're looking forward to becoming members of Nā Kūpuna Makamae and taking part in some of those classes.

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Nā Kūpuna Makamae Senior Center - Somewhere over the rainbow

Somewhere over the rainbow

Nā Kūpuna Makamae Senior Center - Safeway provides baked goods for sale

Safeway provides baked goods for sale

Nā Kūpuna Makamae Senior Center - She's cutting the sugar cane stalk in half before putting it into the press

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She's cutting the sugar cane stalk in half before putting it into the press

The Salvation Army Kroc Center - Candlelight: Vivaldi's Four Seasons & more

The Salvation Army Kroc Center

3.8(220 reviews)
12.0 mi

We've really loved being members at the Kroc Center. The facility is always so clean, organized,…read moreand well maintained, and the staff has consistently been kind and welcoming every time we've been there. We love the food area, I personally love using the gym, and my husband, kids, and I all really enjoy the pool and water area. The kids have also had such a great experience with the sports clinics. It's just such a positive, family-friendly environment overall, and you can tell a lot of care goes into the facility and programs. We're very grateful to have such a great family facility here on Oahu!

This is a great place! You get access to a gym, a warm swimming pool with lanes, and lots of other…read morewater spots for the kids and family to have fun! They always have a few lifeguards on duty, and the pool even has a rock climbing area. How unique! They have a lot of other programs you can sign up for and even do plays sometimes throughout the year. This is in my opinion one of the best recreational centers on Oahu! The staff is awesome here. They are helpful and friendly! There is also a place where they serve coffee and food. Affordability wise, considering the variety of amenities they have including pickleball tournaments and the option for family plans, you get a lot of value much more than you would get with a typical gym membership. We pay roughly $100 a month for a small family and so that's a great value in my opinion!

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The Salvation Army Kroc Center - Candlelight: Vivaldi's Four Seasons & more

Candlelight: Vivaldi's Four Seasons & more

The Salvation Army Kroc Center - Enjoying cool water

Enjoying cool water

The Salvation Army Kroc Center

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