Loulu Love Fest

Loulu are Hawaiʻi’s only native palms. They are ecologically and culturally vital, serving as a primary resource for practices like hale construction and weaving. Today, these iconic plants are threatened by coconut rhinoceros beetle — but you can make a difference! Join us for a day of celebration for loulu in McBryde Garden and connect with this cherished plant through activities, presentations, and guided walks! Take home your very own and help us care for loulu for generations to come.

Free Garden Admission!
Presentations
Guided Walks
Ulana
Hale Thatching

Hula
Kid’s Activities
Loulu Art
CRB Info and CRB Dog Demo
Food Trucks: Kickshaws and Chalupa’s

Wear closed-toe, closed-heal shoes. Covered shoes are required for garden entry.

Park at the Lāwaʻi Gardens Visitor Center located at 4425 Lāwaʻi Rd, Kōloa.

Hop on a shuttle into McBryde Garden. Shuttles start at 9 am and end at 3:30 pm.

Enjoy Loulu Love Fest! Admission is free, no advanced booking needed.

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Kauaʻi Ulana Zumalani

Funded in part by The County of Kauaʻi

Artwork by Gabriel Simmons | Photographs by Erica Taniguchi

If you need auxiliary aid/service or other accommodation due to a disability, contact our Visitor Program Manager at aserra@ntbg.org or (808) 742-2623 as soon as possible. Requests made as early as possible will allow adequate time to fulfill your request.

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