Lemuria is considered a fabled lost land of paradise. Indigenous peoples of South Asia, South East Asia and the Pacific Islands are considered descendants of Lemuria.

Join us for a meal from the Lemurian region where you’ll enjoy seafoods, veggies and fruits, as well as delicious things cooked in coconut milk or wrapped in banana leaves. There will be vegetarian, gluten free and pescatarian options.

The guest chef who will be hosting this meal is Tuesday Talaga, a Filipina artist, activist and mother born and raised in the Queendom of Hawai’i. She is honored to bring her Lemurian spirit to the table in hopes to connect with all the people from across the globe who across the ages came through the lands she is from and those she was raised on.

She hopes this will be an afternoon of connection for all and a chance to further shed light on the magical diaspora she belongs to and all they have come to offer the world.

We ask that you RSVP (below) for this free, family friendly event so we can have a good head count.

What to Expect

• Following public health guidelines, masks are optional and proof of vaccination is not required.
• We will have limited indoor space and additional outdoor, covered seating areas with propane heaters. Dress accordingly.
• Everyone is welcome! Invite friends and family to share a meal with us by registering for yourselves and others.
• Suggested cash donation during the event of $3 per person, or $10 per family, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds.
• Onsite parking is available, but we encourage visitors to walk, bike or take the bus, if possible.

Volunteer

Guests are welcomed and encouraged to volunteer beforehand to help prepare the food, set-up, or to help clean afterwards.