Torch Lighting Ceremony
For centuries, Hawaiians have signaled the ending of the day by blowing the pū (conch shell). In the traditional way, we light the resort torches to ready for the evening and end the celebration with an oli (chant).
Location: Lower Lagoon Pool
Time: Nightly | Sunset
No booking required.
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Kukui Nut and Shell Bracelet Making
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Location: LUANA Lounge
Time: March 30th: 12:00PM - 1:00PM
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Makahiki Games: ʻOʻo Ihe
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Meet at Paeahu Terrace.
Location: Paeahu Terrace
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