Kauaʻi Museum presents “Art of Kapa”, an exhibit from their treasured collection. Ancient Hawaiians developed the art and craft of making fabric from natural fibers. The most well-known is kapa (aka tapa) made from the fibers of the wauke (Broussonetia papyrifera) or paper mulberry, a shrubby tree. The cloth was used for clothing and bedding. Hours: Monday – Friday 9 am to 4 pm. General admission: $15 adults. Keiki 7 and under FREE. More info: Events at Kauaʻi Museum | kauaimuseum.org
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