Ke Kumu O Hihinui Cultural Center Located on the 4th Floor Main Lobby, around the corner from Sunglass Hut. The Kukui tree, also known as the Candlenut tree, graces Hawaii's forests with its glistening silvery leaves. In the past, its seeds, or nuts, were gathered alongside the natural oil, which was traditionally used for candlelight. This rich historical connection imbues the Kukui tree with symbolism associated with light, rejuvenation, and optimism. As you intertwine these nuts into a lei that lasts, you'll uncover the captivating stories and folklore surrounding the Kukui. Through the meditative practice of weaving this lei and engaging with the Kukui, may you find a profound sense of brightness, hope, and renewal. Starting from $35.00 per participant Group size: up to 8 participant Vibe: Culture, Tradition