From local culture to school lunch, "Poetry Fever" springs forth with literary flare and humor, invoking the full power of the written and spoken word. Drawn from ten years of exceptional writing by Hawaii's local students, "Poetry Fever" is both engaging and interactive. The performance gives authentic voice to the experience of growing up in modern Hawaii and encourages audiences to give thought and voice to their own experience. This free 45-minute performance is suitable for middle and high school students.

Caregivers and seniors are often confused and overwhelmed by the legal aspect of aging. The second and third year law student from the University of Hawaii Elder Law Clinic are here to help! During this free one-hour session, they will breakdown a variety of Elder Law issues into simple terms. Topics may include:

• Wills
• Probate
• Public entitlement
• Guardianship/conservatorship
• Landlord-tenant issues
• Elder abuse
• Age discrimination
• Planning for incapacity and death
• Consumer protection
• Power of attorney
• Health care decisions

Following the presentation, the law students will be available for brief consultations on individual questions.