Discover the art of lei making, guided by the traditions of our kupuna (ancestors). Each lei is crafted with care, connecting you to the beauty, culture, and spirit of the islands—an experience as unique and vibrant as the lei itself.
Location: Hale Kukuna
Time: February 4th: 2:00PM - 3:00PM
Classes start promptly at notated start time. We kindly request that guests who are not able to make it at the notated start time attend the next available session.
Complimentary for resort guests.
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