Delight in the vibrant koi fish at Fairmont Kea Lani and take part in a cherished morning feeding tradition—an engaging, family-friendly experience that brings a touch of wonder to the start of your day.
** Dependent on weather conditions. **
Location: Koi Pond (Located at bottom of lobby staircase)
Time: September 26th: 9:00AM - 9:15AM
Complimentary for resort guests.
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Torch Lighting Ceremony
Experience a cherished Hawaiian tradition as our torch lighter illuminates the resort grounds at sunset. The ceremony begins in the lobby, announced by the sounding of a conch shell, before proceeding through the property with stops along the way. The evening concludes at the grand staircase near the koi pond with an oli (chant) and a photo opportunity for guests.
** Dependent on weather conditions. **
Similar to our ʻukulele lessons, the music accompanying our hula sessions reflects a deep sense of place and community—sharing the stories, traditions, and spirit of Hawaiʻi and its people through movement and song.
Delight in the vibrant koi fish at Fairmont Kea Lani and take part in a cherished morning feeding tradition—an engaging, family-friendly experience that brings a touch of wonder to the start of your day.
Location: Koi Pond (Located at bottom of lobby staircase)
Keiki (children), ʻōpio (teens), and mākua (parents) ages 8 and up are invited to discover the art of traditional Hawaiian checkers. Learn the history, strategy, and cultural significance of this timeless game as it was once played by Native Hawaiians—an engaging and enriching experience for all generations.
Similar to our ʻukulele lessons, the music accompanying our hula sessions reflects a deep sense of place and community—sharing the stories, traditions, and spirit of Hawaiʻi and its people through movement and song.
Discover the art of traditional Hawaiian lei making, inspired by the practices of our kūpuna. Create a meaningful, handcrafted lei while connecting to the culture, natural beauty, and enduring spirit of the islands.
Experience a cherished Hawaiian tradition as our torch lighter illuminates the resort grounds at sunset. The ceremony begins in the lobby, announced by the sounding of a conch shell, before proceeding through the property with stops along the way. The evening concludes at the grand staircase near the koi pond with an oli (chant) and a photo opportunity for guests.
