Lum Sai Ho Tong Hawai'i
Calendar
** Schedule of Tin Hau Temple Celebrations for 2024 **
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Events
Installation of 2024 Officers/Directors
-- January 1, 2024, 10am
Chow Tai Ping Fook
-- January 21, 2024, Sunday
-- February 10, 2024, Saturday
-- Temple open 6am-5pm
-- February 17, 2024, Saturday
Ghung Jak
-- March 5, 2024, Tuesday
Tu Di Dahn/Mun Cheong Dahn
-- March 11, 2024, Tuesday
Ching Ming Memorial
-- April 6, 2024, Saturday
Tin Hau Dahn
-- May 1, 2024, Wednesday
LSHT Spring Banquet
-- May 19, 2024, Sunday, 5:30pm
Jade Dynasty Seafood Restaurant
Birthday of Li-Ju/Kam-Fah/Gi-Mee/Wah-Tou
-- May 21, 2024, Tuesday
-- June 11, 2024, Tuesday
Lung-Mu Dahn
-- June 13, 2024, Thursday
Koon-Yum / Kuan-Ti Dahn
-- July 24, 2024, Wednesday
-- August 30, 2024, Sunday
How-Wong / Lung-Mu Dahn
-- September 9, 2024, Monday
Li-Ju/Kuan-Ti/Tin Hau Dahn
Chung-Young
-- October 11, 2024, Friday
-- November 18, 2024, Monday
Installation of 2025 Officers/Directors
-- January 1, 2025, Monday
Chow Tai Ping Fook
-- January 11, 2025, Saturday
Meetings
January Monthly Meeting
-- January 14, 2024 - Sunday
Fold money 9:30-11:30
Lunch 11:30-12:00
BOD meeting 12:00-1:00
February Monthly Meeting
-- cancelled
March Monthly Meeting
-- March 3, 2024 -Sunday
Lunch 11:30-12:00
BOD meeting 12:00-1:00
April Monthly Meeting
-- April 14, 2024-Sunday
Lunch 11:30-12:00
BOD meeting 12:00-1:00
May Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
June Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
July Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
August Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
September Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
October Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
November General Membership
-- TBD
December Monthly Meeting
-- TBD
-- LSHT celebrated Ching Ming at Manoa Chinese Cemetery... after days of rain and wind, the ancestors blessed us with beautiful weather.
Miscellaneous
2024 Installation of Officers & Directors
-- Visitors from UCS and TECO dropped by to congratulate the new officers and directors
-- Society presidents and community leaders are recognized in the annual United Chinese Society Tea Ceremony - Jan 2024
-- After Chinese New Year, six different lion dance groups came to the temple to pay respect and receive a "third eye" for each lion.
Generational Roots: 19th Century Chinese Migration to America - Part I Hawaii - YouTube
-- Sponsored by Tsung Tsin Hawaii and presented by Dr. Brian Dillon