ADULT CLASSES

Create, Connect & Experience the Spirit of Aloha

Through art, culture, and hands-on creativity, our classes nurture imagination and connection.

Each program is designed to introduce island-inspired traditions to Orange County.

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an elevated charcuterie experience

April 11 | Saturday 6-8 PM

Join us with Jen from Shareable Boards for a hands-on class centered on the art, sourcing, and storytelling behind a truly distinctive charcuterie experience.

This is about understanding the product and its role in creating something memorable. We will feature Mila’s Kitchen Hawai‘i ingredients including fresh macnuts, guava and lilikoi jams, and Hawaiian honey, and teach how each element contributes to flavor, texture, and presentation.

You will learn:

  • Why ingredient quality shapes the entire experience

  • How to pair sweet, savory, and seasonal elements

  • Plating techniques that feel refined and intentional

  • How to design a board that is visually striking and beautifully balanced

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Assorted chocolates, cookies, and fresh berries arranged around a bowl of chocolate spread garnished with a cherry and mint leaves.
Assorted cheeses, fresh strawberries, grapes, watermelon, honey dew melon, dragon fruit, mint, and a honey dipper in a wooden honey holder.
Close-up of two charcuterie boards decorated with sliced meats, cheeses, grapes, berries, strawberries, walnuts, pickles, and garnished with pine sprigs.
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Charcuterie board with sliced strawberries, green and red grapes, honey, pickles, kiwi, blackberries, and assorted cured meats, decorated with pastel pink ribbons.
An elaborate fruit and charcuterie display featuring sliced watermelon, grapes, strawberries, cherries, various cheeses, sliced meats, bread, honey, and decorated with sunflowers, greenery, and flowers.

Explore Our Island Workshops

Little Rosie FLOWER TRUCK floral arrangement

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Red and white flower truck with potted flowers on the back and a bucket of white flowers on the ground.

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Bring nature into your home with a special floral workshop hosted by our resident artist, Toni of Little Rosie Flower Truck.

Guests will design stunning farm-fresh arrangements using seasonal blooms in this limited-time experience that blends creativity, beauty, and connection in our creative café. 🌸

Take home your premium bouquet, and usher in Spring with our blooms workshop!

LIMITED SEATING

April 18 | Saturday 3-5 PM

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A woman and a girl at a flower stand outdoors with various pastel-colored flowers in white buckets, shaded by a large white parasol.
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Bloom & Pour Candle Making Workshop

Create your own island-inspired candle in a fun, guided session.

Perfect for date nights or group activities.

Host: Sweet Spot Candle Bar

Price: $50 per person

Saturday, May 2 | 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM

Create your own aloha-inspired scent, pour a custom candle, and personalize it with plumeria-style wax embeds.

Finish by styling your candle in a beautiful, gift-ready bouquet bag—perfect for keepsakes or gifting.

Hosted by Sweet Spot Candle Bar, this is the perfect Mother’s Day gift experience.

Limited slots available.

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Lei Making

Experience the beauty and meaning behind traditional lei making. Learn proper techniques, floral preparation, and the cultural symbolism of gifting and celebration. Leave with your own handcrafted lei and a deeper appreciation for island tradition.

Hosted by Mila’s Island Crew

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Island Swirl Decorating

With Chef Charles Akau

Learn piping techniques and decorating skills as you create beautifully swirled island-inspired desserts. Chef Charles guides you step-by-step through color blending, texture, and design for a sweet and creative experience.

A sheet of temporary tattoo designs with various patterns and six wooden sticks with carved patterns.

ohe kapala

Hosted by Rae Kiaha

Explore Hawaiian tribal art with this hands-on stamping workshop. Learn foundational techniques while creating a meaningful, handcrafted piece to take home.

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Pasta Making

With Chef Charles Akau

Discover the joy of making fresh pasta from scratch. From mixing and kneading to shaping and cooking, this class blends culinary technique with a warm, communal dining experience.

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‘Ohe Kāpala

Assorted carved and decorated wooden stamps and rollers on fabric.
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‘Ohe Kāpala (Bamboo Printing Stamp) is a traditional kapa art form that uses carved bamboo sticks to create tribal designs.

Participants will have the opportunity to use ‘Ohe Kāpala provided by Native Hawaiian artist Rae Kiaha to explore how these tools are used to create patterns.

Using the tools and a blank ‘Ohe, participants will design their own stamped artwork and leave the creative space with their finished piece to take home.

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Hand holding a rubber stamp with a leaf pattern, surrounded by stamped leaf pattern prints on paper.

bring the aloha spirit to life

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