Discover The Farm at Kukuiʻula with our Farm & Culture Liaison, Māhealani Hoʻokano. Located on 10 acres, your tour will take you through beds of greens, vegetables, herbs, and hillsides of citrus, tropical fruits, and flowers. Take in the mauka to makai view of Aepoeha and the Pacific blue from beneath our majestic ear pod […]
Join Patrick and Māhea (and some resident endangered birds) on Thursdays, for some "Kalo-py". Meet us on the kuāuna or the bank of the loʻi kalo (taro patch). Connect to the ʻāina (land) and our ʻohana (family). The loʻi has long been our teacher of cultural values & native intelligence. We look forward to sharing this […]
As the tides continually wash up storm debris to our shores, we will be there for her. Join us on Friday, October 2nd & 9th as we turn our hands to the land to care for our precious resource, our beach at Kukuiʻula. Hat, sunscreen, footwear, and hydration vessels are recommended. Gloves will be provided. […]
This is an offering of ongoing Hawaiian Language sessions with Kumu Kāhealani Hāmākua ‘Ōlelo Mākua is recognized as one of two official state languages in Hawaiʻi. Whether you were born and raised here, moved to the islands recently, or are here for a visit - having a foundational knowledge of the Hawaiian language connects us to […]
Make Lei Laʻi (Ti Leaf Lei) this Aloha Friday with award-wining lei maker, Elvrine Chow. You will learn about harvesting and preparing your ti leaves before twisting, a technique called "hilo”, to create your Lei Laʻi. COST Complimentary for Members $15 for Member Guests and Lodge Guests RESERVATIONS Space is limited to ten (10) people […]
Let your keiki explore the art of lei making in this fun, hands-on class. Using fresh flowers and natural materials, children will create their own beautiful lei while learning about this cherished Hawaiian tradition. COST: Complimentary for Members, Member Guests and Lodge Guests. RESERVATIONS: Lodge Guests must have a confirmed reservation at The Lodge at […]
Intermediate/Advanced Feather Crafting Classes with instructor Robin Goss The art of feather-working has a long, cultural history in Hawaiʻi. Hawaiians created feathered cloaks, capes, helmets, images, and standards for the aliʻi (royals). The process of their creation and their uses were considered sacred. We are blessed to have Kumu (Instructor) Robin Goss sharing these traditions with us. We […]
Join us in the Plantation House for a special one-hour hula presentation on the second Tuesday of each month. Enjoy captivating ancient and modern dances that stir the senses and bring stories of Hawaiʻi to life. Enjoy our pūpū & cocktail reception beginning at 4:30 with friends old and new. Hula presentation begins at 5 […]
Discover The Farm at Kukuiʻula with our Farm & Culture Liaison, Māhealani Hoʻokano. Located on 10 acres, your tour will take you through beds of greens, vegetables, herbs, and hillsides of citrus, tropical fruits, and flowers. Take in the mauka to makai view of Aepoeha and the Pacific blue from beneath our majestic ear pod […]
Join Patrick and Māhea (and some resident endangered birds) on Thursdays, for some "Kalo-py". Meet us on the kuāuna or the bank of the loʻi kalo (taro patch). Connect to the ʻāina (land) and our ʻohana (family). The loʻi has long been our teacher of cultural values & native intelligence. We look forward to sharing this […]
Let your keiki explore the art of lei making in this fun, hands-on class. Using fresh flowers and natural materials, children will create their own beautiful lei while learning about this cherished Hawaiian tradition. COST: Complimentary for Members, Member Guests and Lodge Guests. RESERVATIONS: Lodge Guests must have a confirmed reservation at The Lodge at […]
Discover The Farm at Kukuiʻula with our Farm & Culture Liaison, Māhealani Hoʻokano. Located on 10 acres, your tour will take you through beds of greens, vegetables, herbs, and hillsides of citrus, tropical fruits, and flowers. Take in the mauka to makai view of Aepoeha and the Pacific blue from beneath our majestic ear pod […]
While parts of Kauaʻi continue to recover from Hurricane Lowell, Kukuiʻula has reopened and is welcoming visitors. We invite you to explore with kindness and patience as our community rebuilds. To see the current status of other attractions and businesses, please visit openkauai.org.
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