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 (Next to Entrance of Nick's Fishmarket)
Time: June 10th: 9:00AM - 9:15AM
Complimentary for resort guests.
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Hoʻokupu (Offering to Kūpuna) & Hula Performance
Join us as we honor the life and enduring legacy of King Kamehameha I, the visionary leader who united the Hawaiian Islands under one kingdom in 1810. This special celebration begins with a hoʻokupu (offering to kūpuna) and hula performance, followed by a day of cultural presentations, traditional Hawaiian practices, friendly competition, and local culinary favorites. Together, these experiences offer a meaningful opportunity to celebrate Hawaiʻi's rich history and deepen your connection to its living traditions.
Join us in celebrating King Kamehameha Day with a special Kōnane Tournament, honoring one of Hawaiʻi's most cherished traditional games. Often referred to as Hawaiian checkers, Kōnane was enjoyed by Hawaiian aliʻi and has been passed down through generations as a game of strategy, skill, and thoughtful competition. Participants will compete for the title of tournament champion and the opportunity to win a beautifully engraved Kōnane board while celebrating the enduring legacy of King Kamehameha I and the rich cultural traditions of Hawaiʻi.
Kalo, or taro, has long been the cornerstone of Native Hawaiian sustenance and culture, revered for centuries as a symbol of nourishment and ancestral connection. Join us at Paeahu Terrace for an immersive experience, where you will explore the deep cultural significance of this sacred food and learn the time-honored methods of its preparation.
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.
