Male hula dancers will perform during the museum's annual Hawaii Festival.


knowing that they can never return. One majestic canoe bears her beloved family. Lonomakua, a favorite uncle and keeper of the sacred fire sticks, travels with Pele. The program includes hula, chanting, traditional and contemporary Hawaiian music, food demonstrations and hands-on activities for all ages and much more.


FILM SCREENINGS


YAKONA Saturday, March 21 3 p.m. Rasmuson Theater (2014, 85 min.) United States. Directors: Paul Collins and Anlo Sepulveda. Yakona, which means “rising water” in Coahuiltecan, is a visual cinematic journey through the crystal-clear waters of the San Marcos River in Texas and its headwaters at Spring Lake, one of the oldest inhabited areas in North America. Follow the river that has seen mastodons die on its banks, move-


Yakona, a film by Paul Collins and Anlo Sepulveda.


SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION 55


PHOTO COURTESY OF YAKONA


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