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Want to get involved in supporting our keiki ?

Please join us for our very special25th Children and Youth Day.Fun, food, entertainment, and educational activities for the entire family! Come and celebrate Hawaii’s keiki and their talents. Supporting and encouraging our youth can help them grow upto be happy, healthy adults.

Free parking at various City and State parking lots, Central Pacific Bank, and Central Middle School. Visit www.HawaiiCYD.org for more information.

The first 500 people to present this flyer at the Oh Baby! Family Expo at the Blaisdell Box Officeon Sunday October 7, 2018 will receive oneFree admission ticket courtesy of CYD!

FREE - Sunday October 7, 2018 10am to 3pm Hawaii State Capitol, Surrounding Capital District 415 S. Beretania St. Honolulu, HI 96813

Kaiser Permanente The Cathedral of St. Andrew

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YELP MONSANTO COMPANY

Bring your own water bottleand help keep CYD Plastic Free! Water Refill Stations and Dispensers located throughout the grounds and can be found on our Event Map

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Inaugural Hawaiian CYD ConcertSaturday 10/6 from 4 - 6pmat Iolani Palace‘Ohana Genoa Keawe in concert with a prelude ofour own CYD keiki and‘opio talents.

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 6KA LEO O NA PUA4:00 pm - 6:00 pm • ‘Iolani Palace

Our Inaugural Hawaiian CYD concert celebrates 25 years of Children and Youth Day and this year’s theme: Ho’omau...For the Children...Mālama Honua. Featuring ʻOhana Genoa Keawe in concert with a Prelude of our own CYD keiki (children) and ʻōpio (youth) talents. A new CYD hula mele composed by Kamakakehau Fernandez will also be introduced. Want to learn the hula (dance) to this new mele (song)? All will be invited to join in. All ages and levels of hula dancers invited - hāpai (pregnant) mommies, babies, keiki, ʻōpio to kūpuna. There’s a place for you! Contact CYD Committee Member Leilani Kahoʻāno leilani@namamoakeakua.org or 808-352-0013 for more information.

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 7CYD SUNRISE6:00 am • MAUNA 'ALA, CATHEDRAL OF ST. ANDREW, ' IOLANI PALACE, QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI STATUE, OPENING CYD -THE STATE CAPITOL

Mauna ‘Ala is the sacred resting site of most Hawaiian monarchs and was created for Ka Haku o Hawai‘i - our little Prince Albert - the son of Queen Emma and King Kamehameha IV. We invite our children, families and community to participate in the official cultural opening of the CYD event. This annual ceremony will select children and youth from our community to lead our guests through a protocol ceremony recognizing Prince Albert and Princess Ka‘iulani, along with our ali‘i, who perpetuated the values of aloha through peace, forgiveness, unity and legacies. A remembrance time will be held in the Chapel. Ho‘okupu may be offered.

7:15 am • CATHEDRAL OF ST. ANDREW welcomes you for refreshments under the Aloha Tent.

8:00 am • CATHEDRAL OF ST. ANDREW — Hawaiian church service honoring our children and youth — this church was established after the passing of Prince Albert. Princess Ka‘iulani was also baptized and Queen Lili‘uokalani was cared for while residing at Washington Place. Join us for a wonderful celebration for all children and families of Hawai‘i.

8:45 am • ‘IOLANI PALACE — A private ceremony offering ho‘okupu of the Queen's Prayer.

9:10 am • QUEEN LILI‘UOKALANI STATUE — Join us for a moment of recognition. Ho‘okupu may be offered.

9:15 am • MAIN STAGE - CAPITOL ROTUNDA — Oli, Pule, Himeni, Hawai‘i Aloha to bless all volunteers, participants, guests and our community who support the 25th anniversary of CYD throughout the 50 states on this annual celebration day! Join us for a very memorable time celebrating our children of past, present and future...HO'OMAU as Uncle Eddie Kamae would say and "LEAVE A LEGACY" in the words of Aunty Malia Craver. For more information: Kumu Hula Leilani Kaho‘ano - 352-0013 or leilani@namamoakeakua.org.

CYD FUN RUN6:30 – 9:00 am • Frank F. Fasi Civic Center/Sky GateFREE. 1k and 3k races for kids 17 years and younger. All participants receive a medal and goodie bag. Free parking and refreshments. Pre-registration only. To register, go online to Active.com and search "CYD Fun Run 2018". For questions or more information, email ksbarbaro@hawaii.rr.com. See you there!

CHILDREN AND YOUTH DAY10:00 am – 3:00 pm • State CapitolState Capitol, Kalanimoku Building, Frank F. Fasi Civic Center, Hawaii State Art Museum, ‘Iolani Palace, Kamehameha V Building (Supreme Court Building), Punchbowl Street and Department of Health MaukaParking Lot. www.HawaiiCYD.org

Sponsored by HONOLULU Family, Kama‘aina Kids, McDonald's Restaurants of Hawaii, Olelo Community Media, Pacific American Foundation, The Friends of Iolani Palace, Tihati, KFVE and UpSpring. Hawaii's 25th Annual Children and Youth Month kick-off event, Children and Youth Day, honors and celebrates our children and youth in Hawaii. Over 300 interactive, educational, fun activities for infants, toddlers, children, youth and the entire family. Free parking at neighboring State parking lots, Central Middle School, and Central Pacific Bank at the corner of King and Alakea Streets. For more information, please visit www.HawaiiCYD.org

MĀLAMA/PERINATAL ZONEInteractive, educational and fun activities for expecting parents, infants and toddlers. Located on the State Capitol’s Diamond Head Lawn.

EARLY LEARNING ZONEEducational and fun activities for expecting parents, infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Located on the State Capitol’s Diamond Head lawn.

CHILDREN’S ZONEFun and educational interactive activities for children. Located throughout the State Capitol grounds. Visit the McDonald’s Happy Meal Tent near Beretania St. for fun activities, treats, and a photo with Ronald McDonald!

SCOUTING ZONEHands-on STEM activities and crafts for kids of all ages. Families can also get information on Scouting programs for boys and girls in elementary (Cub Scouts), middle and high school (Scouting BSA), and older youth ages 14-20. Learn about career development programs through Exploring, including their brand-new Innovation Explorers program for entrepreneurship through app development.

TEEN ZONEFun, interactive, and educational activities for teens, including career exploration, social entrepreneurship, upcycling, dance, music, filmmaking, modeling, cars, first responders, technology, animal care, sports activities, and much more. Located on Kalanimoku Building and Grounds. PG13 ZONEThe PG13 Zone provides information on risky behaviors and health issues like Teen Pregnancy, Tobacco Use, STD’s including HIV/AIDS, Drugs & Alcohol, suicide prevention, sexual assault awareness and prevention, bullying, cyber safety, depression/anxiety, etc. for Teens 13 years old and up to encourage healthy choices and empower positive behaviors and wellness, and features Slammin’ Entertainment with DJ Chunky and the most amazing young talent of Hawai’i. Located on Kalanimoku Building and Grounds.

FINANCIAL ZONEThe Financial Zone will feature banks and credit unions on-site to share information about financial services and children’s savings accounts, while nonprofits and the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs will have

resources to reach the entire family about managing their money, building credit, and realizing their financial goals. Located on Kalanimoku Grounds.

GREEN ZONELocated at Likelike Mall between ‘Iolani Palace and the State Library. Recycle your used eyeglasses and hearing aids and get the latest news about upcoming Going Green Recycling Community Clean-Up Days!

FARM TO SCHOOL ZONEThe Statewide Farm to School coordinator will host interactive keiki games and share farm-to-school resources to grow gardens, connect with farmers, and deepen keiki connections to their food and the ‘aina. Children, teens, and their families will learn about the importance of kalo (taro), and 1,000 kalo plants will be shared with the community to care for.

COSPLAY ZONEJoin The 501st Legion, Hawaii Hero Alliance, and Leah Rose inside the State Capital Auditorium as they wow you with their incredible costumes, makeup, and bringing characters to life! A variety of characters are expected to be in attendance, everyone from Disney princesses, to Star Wars Legends! Be on the lookout as they walk the grounds, interact with the crowd, and make appearances on the various stages!

‘IOLANI PALACE CULTURALACTIVITIES, TOURSFree admission to ‘Iolani Palace state rooms followed by a self-guided exploration of the galleries, which includes exhibits of select treasures from the Royal collection. Last tour entry 3:00 p.m.

A memorable day of hula, mele, games and activities for the entire ‘ohana on the historic grounds of ‘Iolani Palace. Demonstrations include lauhala weaving and growing uala (sweet potato). The public will enjoy free ukulele lessons, makahiki games, throw net demonstrations, local book readings, and beautiful Hawaiian songs and dance. For more information, contact Cindy Ascencio at 522-0821.

KING KAMEHAMEHA VJUDICIARY HISTORY CENTERAli‘iolani Hale — located behind the King Kamehameha Statue on King Street — is the Hawai’i State Judiciary Building. Our museum is Admission Free. Learn about Hawai’i’s courts and our unique legal history through self-guided tours, gallery displays, and short films. For information go to our website www.jhchawaii.net!

HAWAI‘I STATE ART MUSEUM ACTIVITIES11:00 am – 3:00 pm • Museum first floorGallery Games in the museum and hands on activities for all ages on the first floor. Museum open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. For more information, please call 586-9958, visit http://sfca.hawaii.gov/hisam/visitor-information/ or e-mail susan.m.hogan@hawaii.gov

INFANT, TODDLER & BOOSTER SEAT INSPECTION +50 HELMET GIVEAWAY10:00 am – 12:00 noon • Department of Health, Miller Street Parking Lot- Enter from Punchbowl St.Sponsored by Queen’s Medical Center and Keiki Injury Prevention Coalition (KIPC). Free inspection, plus free event parking after your seats are checked! Learn how to securely install and use your child safety seats, and how to properly fit a helmet. Contact Carmen Bowling at cbowling@queens.org for more information.

Free Keiki-Friendly CYD Activities