Hale 'I'ike, meaning "House of Knowledge," is a cultural center located on the North side of the lobby. Showcasing artifacts, history books, traditional art and more, this space encourages togetherness and cultural immersion, which is facilitated by Mauna Lani's Living Culture team.
- Located on the North side of the Lobby
- Open daily
Past Meets Present
Hale ‘I’ike, our House of Knowledge
Past Meets Present
Hale ‘I’ike, our House of Knowledge
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In this talk story session, members of the Living Culture team answer questions about Hawaiian history, culture and legends.
- Located in the North side of the Lobby at the House of Knowledge
- Mondays and Wednesdays at 3PM
- 1 hour
- All ages welcome
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Hawai'i Island is home to countless wahi pana (sacred places), with one of them situated just south of Mauna Lani. Driven by storytelling, this stationary experience explores the origins and legends of sacred places scattered throughout Hawai'i.
- Meet in the Lobby at the House of Knowledge
- Wednesdays at 9:30AM
- 1 hour
- Advanced reservations not required
- All ages welcome
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Surrounded by royal fishponds, the Eva Parker Woods Cottage houses centuries of memories. Listen on the lanai while learning about the king that united the Hawai'i Islands, the famed golfer who mastered the art of entertainment and more.
- Located at Eva Parker Woods Cottage
- Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3PM
- 1.5 hours
- All ages welcome
Art & Lei Making
More than a flower garland, the lei is Hawai'i’s gift to the world. With insight from local experts, practice stringing your own. Of all the souvenirs you can take home from Hawai’i, the one you make yourself might be the sweetest.
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String a lei of your own using tropical flowers, customizing a priceless keepsake that will follow you throughout your journey on the Kohala Coast.
- Meet at the Concierge Desk
- Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at 1PM
- 30-45 minutes
- All ages welcome
- Advanced reservations required | Space is limited
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Artisans of Old Hawaii's Arts and Crafts
Every month, Mauna Lani invites local artisans to the Eva Parker Woods Cottage to showcase traditional art. Observe masters in their craft as they demonstrate skills passed from one generation to another, including weaving, featherworking and more.
- Located at the Eva Parker Woods Cottage
- Monthly on Sundays | 10:30AM - 2:30PM
2025 dates: August 17, September 21, October 19, November 16 & December 21 - 4 hours total, but guests are welcome to come and go as they please
- All ages welcome
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