Talk Story: The Newsletter of Kīkaha

***** Welcome to Kīkaha’s 30th year! ***** Tacoma honors Chun Fook with MLK Jr. lifetime service award The city of Tacoma is about to learn what Kīkaha, and the PNW […]

Mele Kalikimaka & Hauʻoli makahiki hou! ***** Another Dam Race delivers late season fun If you live in the PNW, it’s easy to see the attraction of Another Dam Race.

From teenagers to kupuna who call themselves “queenagers,” Kīkaha will be well represented at the IVF World Sprint Championships next summer in Singapore. 

Wahine Wayfinding Paddling, training and everything in between from a woman’s point of view By Mariko Roths If you’ve ever paddled alongside Kīkaha’s Beth Wolfe, you’ve probably noticed her strength

High school paddlers, a world champion, a community celebration and a new column! September’s Talk Story is a full one!

The Kīkaha ‘ohana blessed the club’s new canoes on a windy morning at the Foss Waterway practice site. 

Manu Baker was a mentor to many at Kīkaha.

Kīkaha purchased two Kai Wa‘a Hydra Pro OC6 canoes, dubbed “the twins,” after receiving a $25,000 grant from the Asia Pacific Cultural Center.

If you’ve raced for Kīkaha, your coaches got you to the finish line. But the person who got you to the starting line was Unko Bu.