• `Aha Hana Lima ("Gathering of the Crafts") is held annually. It's a series of intensive 3-day workshops, lectures, and dialogs concerned with various media: clay, metal, wood, fiber, or glass. A free open to the public slide lecture at the Honolulu Academy of Art and exhibition of the guest artists work are also part of this event.

`Aha Hana Lima 2007 and Workshop 2007 photos
`Aha Hana Lima 2006 and Workshop 2006 photos

• Raku Ho`olaule`a, is an annual community Raku ceramics workshop and camp out, preceded by an Urasenke tea bowl workshop, a public demonstration of the construction of a clay piece, a slide lecture and a reception for the guest artist. The camp out is followed by a juried exhibition opened by a festive reception with a Tea Ceremony firing demonstration.

  Raku 2007 - Recap of the event with photos
  Raku 2006 - Recap of the event with photos

• The Annual Statewide Juried Exhibition of traditional and contemporary crafts brings a juror of national or international reputation to the state to jury entries on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, Hilo, and Kona. The juror also presents a slide lecture at each site on his views and interpretations of either his work or the contemporary craft scene. Exhibiting artists and members of Hawai`i Craftsmen act as docents during the exhibit, which lasts for at least 3 weeks.

• Fiber Hawai`i, offered every other year with the exception of 2005 which was cancelled for lack of member support. This exhibition encourages participation from artists in all media who wish to explore fiber related work. In this case fiber as a media as well as fiber as an idea is encouraged. The juror also presents a slide lecture about their work or developments in the field, which is free and open to the public. When appropriate, a workshop is also offered.